A Sunday in October
On Their Way
At the Steakhouse
Wedlock. This word comes from O.E. wed, a pledge, and lac, action, the whole meaning the marriage vow and hence the married state. It does not imply the unopenable lock of marriage, as has sometimes been supposed.
Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
stunning dress! almost worth getting married for…
Daisy Fae!
Lock is right
There are keys, dude!
What a pretty little meringue she is from the back
Looks more like a tiered wedding cake to me.
I only got married to wear a nice dress too – I think it was worth it
I hope you have a lovely holiday with your husband, Lulu.