Hall of Fame

Sometimes the internet is used for evil. Spamming, arguing, unnecessary crossover fanfiction writing... the list goes on. Ok, I'm just gonna come out and say that really, most of the internet is evil. However, every once in a while it wipes the Cheetoh crumbs off its chest, pulls itself together, and makes something wonderful. This cute proposal is one of those rare moments. Skip to 4:26 to see the interwebs for once mobilized in the name of good, not evil.

I hope the wedding cake is not a lie, though.

If the thrill of the big day doesn't get you high enough, this might help.

36-year-old Nadine Schweigert from Fargo, North Dakota, got married last month. She was dressed in a peacock blue satin dress and carried a bouquet of white roses. There was also a lovely white wedding cake covered in peacock blue fondant. But if you paid attention, you probably noticed there was no mention of a groom. It's not that he didn't show up, it's just that there wasn't a groom to begin with. Nadine just happened to marry herself.

So when Nadine stood up in front of the 4

Two friends of mine just got married. This was how the gentleman proposed to his lady (after making her a special deck for Christmas, first)

This looks like the most complicated proposal in the the world, but maybe that's because I don't play Magic The Gathering. However, even with my severely limited knowledge I can tell that The Proposer risked a lot in playing The Ring card. I mean, what if she had sacrificed it? That would mean an eternity of Thom Yorke...

Also

Just say "I do."

Steampunk people, you can't have it both ways! It's either the charm of the old world or the convenience of modern technology. CHOOSE.

Dedicated to the greatest onscreen marriage ceremony of all time.

....But I had to say yes!

This was the front of our wedding announcement.

Who knew that smurf village had a chapel?

My grandpa was a photographer. Instead of throwing rice, the guests used the flashes from their cameras.