Weddings are a special occasion and most of the time the bride wants all eyes on them. But this time one Iowa woman decided that her special day was going to make a special cause.
Samantha Clark decided to do away with the traditional bouquet of flowers… and instead opted for a replacement bouquet of rescue puppies for her special wedding day. All in a bid to try and help dogs find a good home.
So, we've all heard the stories of brides being out shinned on their big day. it's quite sad, let be honest. But, we bet you've never heard of a bride more than happy to be out shinned by.. the couples fat cat!
Millionaires are just like us. They want the fairytale wedding with the beautiful gowns, the cake, and the location. So it comes as no surprise that millionaires Bob and Debi Clark organized an extravagant event for close friends and family... for their dogs!
And obviously the Internet just had to photoshop the photo.
This bride just wanted her picture taken riding a horse on Myrtle Beach, but what she got was a bunch of bruises.
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After mounting the beast, the horse got scared “because of the fabric” of the dress and immediately took off throwing her into the sand.
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It’s not exactly the sort of magical moment you expect on your wedding day, but it’s definitely a memorable one.
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And yes, the bride is fine, according to photographer Jarrett Hucks.
An animal rights activist is breaking records and the bank by staging a $250,000 dog wedding for charity. Luxuries include:
A $6,000 custom wedding dress for the tiny Coton de Tulear, a $5,000 sushi spread, and a $15,000 seven-piece orchestra...
Although the estimated costs are sky-high, the vendors are actually donating their services to this black-tie and collar gala at The Jumeirah Essex House. All proceeds will benefit The Humane Society of New York.
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Pudding, the daughter of Tidbit and an Unknown Tomcat Somebody Forgot to Neuter of San Francisco, was married Saturday evening to Boots, the son of Mr. Sniffles of Annapolis, Md. and his wife Pookie-Ookie. It was a small, ridiculous ceremony.
