Because nothing says “love” like the undead rising from their graves to snack on your brains. This couple decided to recreate Regency-era England in some traditionally beautiful photos that take a turn for the bloody when the zombies invade in a page right out of Pride, Prejudice and Zombies. Will the happy couple survive their wedding day, or die an untimely death?
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It looks like a Quidditch set, but it holds a special surprise inside the golden snitch. The idea belongs to Rachel who wanted a Harry Potter themed engagement ring box for proposing to her girlfriend Jacquie. She contacted Anthony Albano who turned her idea into a beautiful reality. The entire thing is handmade from wood that has been weathered and embellished with hardware to make it look more real. It looks like Jacquie liked the idea, because when she found the ring hidden inside the golden snitch, she said yes!
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Here’s how you propose when you and your hopefully soon-to-be fiancé both play World of Warcraft. Gamer Michael designed a little quest chain for his girlfriend Clare that ended with her ring in a papercraft treasure chest. Congratulations, Michael and Clare!
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When you and your wife or husband to be are fans of Back to the Future, there’s only one thing to do for your “save the date” invite: find a DeLorean and don some costumes.
Jarrett and Abbie tracked down the DeLorean through a site that lists owners of the popular car who are willing to rent their time travel devices out for events. Then Abbie found clothes that would fit their requirements at a local Goodwill. She decided to dress like Doc Brown, and Jarrett took on the role of her Marty McFly. They are freaking adorable.
Photos by Shift-4 Photography.
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A woman may suspect a guy is going to pop the question, but she’ll never suspect he’s going to do it dressed as an Ood. That’s what happened to imgur user astrid117 when she walked out of class one day at Virginia Tech. It was the day after Halloween and she saw an Ood handing out Reese’s candies. Her love of candy and Doctor Who compelled her to approach. He then challenged her to answer seven questions and win a TARDIS journal. She answered correctly, at which point her boyfriend removed the mask and asked her to marry him. I wonder if we’ll being seeing a Doctor Who themed wedding from these two.
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Every guy tries to come up with a clever way to propose, and Eddie Zarick has set the bar a little higher for everyone. His new fiancé is a huge Iron Man fan who lovingly calls Eddie “Tony Stark” because of all the projects he tackles. She’ll soon be calling him “husband” thanks to this arc reactor ring box that he built for his proposal. It lights up, opens, and reveals the ring on a little pedestal. Congratulations and job well done, Eddie!
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With the increasing popularity of themed wedding photos, it has become clear that people are growing bored with traditional pictures of rings, hand holding and beaches that look like they came from a stock photo company.
With that in mind, Sean K. and his bride-to-be decided celebrate their engagement by killing a ninja. Check out some additional photos after the break.
In this series of engagement photos for a Bay Area couple/Star Wars fans, photographer Michael Buchanan captured the tale of a Jedi Master and a Sith Lord who meet as enemies, but end up falling in love. Check out some additional images after the break.
You can use this instructional page to try your hand at a DIY engagement ring. Either it will look like the white gold and moissanite masterpiece created by Software developer Matt Katz, or it will disintegrate as soon as you put it on her finger… If it fits at all… Probably best to just buy one.
(via Make)
Luke Jerram teamed up with jeweler Tamrakar to create this incredibly unique ring for his wedding that contains a built in lens and a replaceable transparent slide that allows it to project an image of Jerram and his future wife when light shines through it. The down side? he won’t make one for you. Here’s the response you’ll get if you try:
“Congratulations on your engagement! I’m afraid this ring was a one off, made for my wife. I’m afraid you’ll have to make your own unique ring for your own unique partner!”
Who knows, maybe someone else will manufacture these rings. The idea is too cool to ignore.
(via DVICE)
