Via The Mary Sue
Hit the link below to see the epic, Scott Pilgrim-themed journey a Toronto woman sent her boyfriend on that ended in a proposal. So sweet!
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Via Meido Kanojo
Unless you meant it to be an engagement collar, that won't fit her 1-pixel wide fingers...
By Kristenbode
Hy husband and I have always been Cheezburger fans! We used, "Nom" as kind-of-secret, "I love you" for three years before our wedding day. The engraving on his ring was a secret (that is, he knew it was engraved just didn't know with what). As we were pronounced husband and wife, we left the alter, and he read the engraving. I thought he was going nuts, laughing hysterically down the aisle with me! He looked at me and said, "Nom." That's when I knew he had finally read it. Good thing he didn't r
Japanese design firm Torafu Architects has invented a wedding ring that, like all good relationships, gets better with age! The ring is gold with a silver-plated exterior. As the months and years go by the silver wears off to expose the golden center.
Kind of reminds me of a jawbreaker candy. Except, in this case, by the time you get to the center you're not wondering why you bought it in the first place. Hopefully.
Yes, but how many tree rings were sacrificed for these twee rings?
Via Was That You
How many people at the ad agency saw this copy and approved it? And not one of them thought, "rape joke?" I know there's such a thing as being too-PC, but this is a bit suspect.
Via Sakurako Shimizu
Check out these wedding bands by Sakurako Shimizu. They are molded into a waveform representation of your partner's voice recorded saying "I do," or any phrase you choose. A very cool and unorthodox idea!
