Mar. 15, 2025
Cruise ship wedding (stock image).Photo:Getty
Getty
An individual is considering skipping their sister’s cruise ship wedding.
The bride’s sibling asked users on Reddit via aposton the platform’s “Am I the A——?” forum if they were in the wrong for not wanting to attend their sister’s upcoming wedding in Florida. The nuptials will take place on a cruise ship, with guests encouraged to go on the cruise embarking the next day.
Mar. 15, 2025
Meredith Diedrich and her burned down wedding venue.Photo:Meredith Diedrich
Meredith Diedrich
Instead of panicking when her venue burned down on her wedding day, a bride found “beauty from ashes.”
Meredith Diedrich, 23, and Joshua Diedrich, 26, originally planned to tie the knot on Nov. 16 at The Lodge atThree Notch’d Brewery, Distillery & Craft Kitchenin Nellysford, Virginia. But the wedding venue unexpectedly burned down overnight.
“The Three Notch’d venue coordinator had called my mom, who then called me at 7 a.
Mar. 15, 2025
Marjorie Fiterman and Bernie Littman.Photo:Guinness World Records
Guinness World Records
A couple with a combined age of 202 have proven that it’s never too late to find love.
When Fiterman and Littman’s previous spouses died, whom they were each married to for more than 60 years, neither of them expected to find love again at their age. But that’s exactly what happened shortly after they moved into the same floor of a senior living facility in Philadelphia,according to Guinness World Records.
Mar. 15, 2025
Catherine Uher and fiancé Quinn; Catherine Uher on TikTok.Photo:Bryson Wolfe; Catherine Uher/TikTok
Bryson Wolfe; Catherine Uher/TikTok
When Catherine Uher saw that she had a large zit on her eyebrow just days before her engagement photos, her first thought was, “Of course!” and her second was, “Why is it so big? Why is it located there?”
Then, she picked up her phone to record a TikTok. “The devil couldn’t reach me so he gave me a zit the size of Manhattan under my mf eyebrow 1 week before my engagement photos,” a caption over the video read.
Mar. 15, 2025
Stock image of wedding food.Photo:Getty Images/Martina Lanotte/EyeEm
Getty Images/Martina Lanotte/EyeEm
A woman on Reddit is sharing a complicated saga involving her manipulative sister-in-law, sharing that the situation has spiraled into “a full blown soap opera” after the sister-in-law impersonated her to her own wedding caterer.
In aRedditpost, the anonymous woman writes that she and her fiancé are set to be married in three months and have “chosen a catered menu that we love, with a mix of options including steak, salmon, and a vegetarian dish.