Now this proposal is definitely a winner. One man decided to put his girlfriend to the test in a game of ‘Family Feud’ and ended up victorious in more ways than one.
In the popular Family Feud show, two families are pitted against each other and asked a number of questions and have to give what they think would be the most popular answer.
Joshua Powell from Fayetteville put his own personal touch to the game and proposed to his now-fiancée Kiana Myrick in a ‘Family Feud’ style game with family during a Christmas party.
During their round, Powell asked Myrick wedding-themed questions like “”Name a day a woman always dreams of?” and “Name something a woman wears all-white to.” Finally he asks her, “How would you finish this: Will you marry me?”
After a pause, Myrick laughingly says “Yes, I will”, then turns around to see Powell down on one knee.
Watch the video below:
Since being posted to Facebook, the video has gone viral and currently has over 2.5-million views, 12k shares and 3.3k comments.
Speaking to WNCN, Powell says that him and Myrick have been together since high school and plan to wed in 2021 once they have both graduated from college.
Congrats to the happy couple!
Feature image: Facebook
Now this is what dreams are made of. Disney child star Hilary Duff said ‘I do’ to singer and record producer Matthew Koma in a beautiful private ceremony…
Two best friends from the US, David Dobrik and Jason Nash are self-proclaimed pranksters and are always out to get one another. So, when Nash teased social media influencer Dobrik saying no one will ever marry him, Dobrik set out to prove him wrong. By marrying Nash’s mother!
Dobrik (22) filmed the whole episode and explained to Lorraine Nash (74) that it was all a joke. She didn’t hesitate to jump in and play along.
Dobrik took to Twitter saying “My friend told me I would never find love and get married. So I flew to his moms house and married her on the spot. Now that same friend is my stepson. True love always wins”
After leaving Jason and the rest of his family thoroughly stunned with the Las Vegas wedding and Hawaii honeymoon, the pair called it off a month later and filed for divorce.
Dobrik seems to have hit two birds with one stone, as he not only pranked his friend but also already got 10 million views on Youtube.
Picture: Twitter
Hillary Duff and Matthew Koma have officially tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony that took place at the couple’s home. The reception was hosted in the backyard,…
There’s a new rule among celebrity brides – one dream wedding dress just isn’t enough! Brides have embraced slipping into something a little more comfortable for drinks and dancing, and also, some ‘wow’ factor. Draw inspiration for your second wedding dress from these breathtaking brides:
Hailey Bieber
View this post on Instagram
Being comfortable does not mean you have to give up being stylish. Hailey Bieber changed into a Vera Wang slip dress and trainers for a more relaxed reception look. The custom gown was made from silk charmeuse and featured an asymmetrical cowl neck with a plunging back.
Ellie Goulding
View this post on Instagram
Ellie had not one, but five outfits on her wedding day! For her second look, she changed into an off-the-shoulder Stella McCartney gown with a thigh-high split and a diamond trim.
Leona Lewis
View this post on Instagram
A blush pink sequin embellished gown was Leona Lewis’ choice for her wedding reception. The gown was designed by Inbal Dror and featured spaghetti straps, a V-neckline and delicate embroidery.
Katherine Schwarzenegger
View this post on Instagram
Armani Privé was responsible for both of Katherine Schwarzenegger’s wedding looks. Katherine swapped her first strapless fitted gown for an ivory column gown featuring draped shoulders. The second dress also featured a long train that was lifted via a wrist loop.
Chiara Ferragni
View this post on Instagram
The Blonde Salad influencer wore custom Dior wedding dresses for her big day. The second dress featured delicate embroidery depicting a small lion, representing their son Leone, along with lyrics of the song ‘Favorisca I Sentimenti’ written by her husband Fedez. The second dress could also be transformed into a practical mini dress!
Poppy Delevingne
View this post on Instagram
Rather than wearing a second wedding dress, Poppy wore a multi-purpose Chanel design on her wedding day. The embellished gown featured a detachable skirt turning it into a mini-dress. Perfect for the dance floor!
Meghan Markle
View this post on Instagram
A halterneck gown was the choice for Meghan Markle’s second wedding dress. The elegant and modern piece was designed by none other than Stella McCartney.
Kate Upton
View this post on Instagram
Model Kate Upton swapped her traditional white lace Valentino gown for a sheer silver dress for the reception. The second dress was designed by New York-based Christy Rilling Studio.
Princess Eugenie
View this post on Instagram
After wearing Peter Pilotto for the wedding ceremony, Princess Eugenie changed into a blush-coloured gown by Zac Posen for the reception at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.
By Larissa Vermeulen
Feature image: Instagram / Kate Upton
You know what Victoria Beckham wants, what she really really wants? Apparently, 14 wedding rings. The former Spice Girl has not one, not two, but a whopping 14…
‘Royal’ and ‘classic’ were among the words used to describe the wedding dress trends we saw in 2019, but 2020 is all about new ways of interpreting a classic look and taking inspiration from the past.
Wedding dress trends for the year ahead include everything from feathers and ruffles, to low back details and super high slits, to name a few. So for the brides planning for 2020, we know you are faced with so many choices and different styles, but we’re here to narrow those options down by presenting our favourite wedding dress trends for 2020.
From simplistic to dramatic, these are the wedding dress trends to look out for in 2020:
1. Capes
View this post on Instagram
If there’s ever a time to be OTT, your wedding day is that day. For the more dramatic brides, their wedding day is their time to shine, which is why the cape trend is perfect for you. Bridal capes are a modern alternative to the veil with a theatrical feel. It’s glamorous, it makes a striking statement and is ideal for the bride looking to enhance her wedding dress with a touch of something different.
2. Feathers
View this post on Instagram
Inspired by the 1920’s, this feminine feather trend arrived as a new type of texture. What might appear as slightly heavy, the light-weight feather details on a wedding dress add a playful, glamorous and dimensional edge. If the dreamy, classic wedding gown or minimal sheath dress is not for you, an elaborate gown draped in feathers might just be. Feathered wedding dresses are bold and fashion-forward, yet very unique. If you are intrigued by this trend but won’t commit to a full feathered dress, choose a simpler dress with feather accents.
3. Low back
View this post on Instagram
This is a sexy and statement-making wedding dress trend. A low back or backless wedding dress is a flawless balance between glamorous, modern and sophisticated, showing a bit of skin while still looking elegant. This trend is actually quite versatile because whether you prefer a structured lace or flowing dress, the backless trend can work across all styles.
4. Tulle & ruffles
View this post on Instagram
For some vintage inspiration, consider a wedding dress with layers upon layers of tulle, or a full ruffled A-line skirt. The sensational bridal look has been seen before in a more subtle way,
but in 2020 we’re hoping to see the trend kicked up a notch! A wedding dress with many layers of exaggerated tulle and ruffles is guaranteed to have all eyes on you, and will make you feel like a modern-day princess.
5. Super high slits
View this post on Instagram
Put those legs on display! Along with low backs and plunging necklines, wedding dresses with high, sexy slits fall into the same dramatic category. A high slit is a tasteful detail that will show off your legs and is a great idea for the bride that still want a classic full-length dress with a modern and decadent edge.
6. Sheer
View this post on Instagram
A bit risqué? We think not. Sheer never looked so chic, and with this trend, you can be fully covered and still have a sultry sheer illusion. There’s room for imagination while feeling sophisticated and sexy at the same time. Keep in mind that the layers on the inside of the dress will be visible, so make sure it covers and hides what it needs to. Make use of slips, beautiful lingerie, lace, 3D appliqué and a variation of materials to create lightness without showing everything.
7. Ball gowns
View this post on Instagram
Nothing says classic quite like a full A-line ball gown style wedding dress. This style trend is by far the most versatile as it is suited for almost any neckline and bodice,
Whether its lace or embellishment, strapless or long sleeves, it just works across all spectrums. It is the most perfect dress style to make a grand entrance as
you cannot miss its voluminous silhouette.
8. Off-the-shoulder
View this post on Instagram
Off-the-shoulder wedding dresses are a timeless trend and in 2020 it will be no different. The traditional foundational structure remains untouched but every year we see slight upgrades to the trend.
9. Minimalism
View this post on Instagram
There’s beauty in simplicity. Not all brides want their wedding dress to be dramatic and extravagant with meters upon meters of material and detail. A simple wedding dress can have a more profound impact with a subtle hint of sexiness. A minimalistic wedding dress is not limited to a silk slip or sheath dress but might just mean no lace, beading or added volume. It stands out wonderfully by creating clean lines and a sleek shape.
10. Sparkle
View this post on Instagram
There is nothing wrong with walking down the aisle dazzling in sparkles. For the bold and dramatic bride, a dress that shines in all its glory might just be the one for you. From glittering beads and metallic detail to embellishments and rhinestones, you’re bound to be a regal vision.
By Amy-lee Steenkamp
Feature image: Unsplash