It's a given that the Coronavirus has totally changed the way we do things.
Unfortunately, that means many couples have had to forgo their weddings. For some, it means postponing. For others? It means getting pretty creative.
It's a given that the Coronavirus has totally changed the way we do things.
Unfortunately, that means many couples have had to forgo their weddings. For some, it means postponing. For others? It means getting pretty creative.
He's a travel blogger living in Bangkok, Thailand with his fiancée, Frankie.
The two were set to wed this year in the U.K., where they're currently based. Thanks to the global pandemic we're in, however, that didn't end up happening.
Including party favors! Like (for example) over one hundred tiny chocolate bunnies.
What were two bored people to do while stuck at home with a hundred bunnies and access to social media?
"Whilst we’re working from home on some pretty weird hours, we have an abundance of two things:
"Frankie being much more creative than me managed to fashion some outfits for the bride and groom and an order of service for the registrar."
Let's all take a moment to appreciate the tiny decorations on the bunny's veil. True artistry.
"It’s a bit awkward that all the guests are wearing the same as the bride but it didn’t cause a big scene, thankfully."
It's so good to know that the bride wasn't a bridezilla. Bunnyzilla? Let's workshop it.
In these uncertain and frankly weird times, stories like this keep us going. Mark, Frankie, and their bunnies quickly went viral on Twitter — and rightly so! Have you ever seen something so cute that you also want to eat?
I am Carrie and Carrie is me. There is no way those bunnies would have lasted 5 minutes after I hung up the phone to finish cancelling the wedding. No. Way.
"After the wedding, it was time to high tail it out of the venue on a custom-built and not at all dusty Ark that we absolutely did not find in the loft."
You have to have a reception, after all!
"And as the government dictates, they maintained a safe social distance of two bunny metres at all times."
Please practice safe bunny distancing, you guys! And only eat two at a time.
I mean, how can you have 100 chocolate bunnies and not throw a bunny Olympics? I get the feeling the bunnies would be pretty good at the long jump, but not great at volleyball.
Wholesome content like this is exactly what we need in this world! People gave him even more suggestions for what to do with the bunnies, so keep an eye out just in case a bunny rock concert suddenly crops up.