This company is known for creating heartfelt, cheesy rom-coms about love, small towns, and second chances.
Who is Hallmark?
This is where the Bride met the Groom.
What is Anderson University?
This famous drink shop is now in Greenville.
What is Swig?
This item is traditionally tossed by the bride to a group of unmarried women.
What is the bouquet?
Paying with cash means this purchase was basically this.
What is free?
This classic movie includes the line "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"
What is Dirty Dancing?
This is the year the Bride met the Groom.
What is 2021?
This mom was involved in a scandal with Taylor Frankie Paul.
Who is Miranda?
What is blue?
If you return a $50 dress and get store credit/money back, girl math says you've made this much money.
What is $50?
This famous movie gave us the iconic line "I'll have what she's having."
What is When Harry Met Sally?
This is who said "I love you" first.
Who is the Groom?
Who is Demi?
In many western weddings, the bride traditionally stands on this side of the groom during the ceremony?
What is the left side?
If concert tickets were purchased 6 months ago, girl math says the tickets cost this much today.
What is nothing?
This funny scene from what movie features Betty White dressed as an Indian dancing with Sandra Bullock.
What is The Proposal?
This is the Bride's favorite nickname for the Groom.
Who is "Charcoal"?
This mormon wife starts every season saying she wants peace and ends it in a feud?
Who is Whitney?
What is the couple's first anniversary?
Buying shoes for a wedding doesn't count as shopping because it's classified as this.
What is a necessary expense?
This rom-com taught us that a huge cue-card confession outside someone's front door is somehow romantic.
The Bride says this Taylor Swift song describes Her and the Groom's relationship most
What is Honey?
Season 4 involved a storyline with who about a prenup.
Who is Jessi?
The groom traditionally stands on the bride's right so his dominant hand remained free for this reason.
What is defending her with a sword or weapon?
What is self-care?