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In this classic sitcom, Ross famously said these three words after marrying Emily: “I take…”
What is Rachel?
This social media app became famous for short videos, viral dances, and convincing people that they absolutely need a Stanley cup.
What is TikTok?
This character famously borrowed a pair of ruby slippers from the Wicked Witch—although “borrowed” might not be the word the Witch would use.
Who is Dorothy?
This animated character has a best friend named Nemo and is known for forgetting things approximately every 12 seconds.
Who is Dori?
According to this classic superstition, breaking one of these is said to bring seven years of bad luck.
What is a mirror?
In many cultures, breaking this material at a wedding is considered good luck.
What is glass?
This modern wedding trend asks guests to scan a square-shaped code instead of passing around a disposable camera.
What is a QR code?
This 1998 movie starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes features a playwright who borrows another man's identity to pursue his love.
What is Shakespeare in Love?
This character from Sesame Street is famous for his blue fur and an alarming level of enthusiasm for baked goods.
Who is Cookie Monster?
You've probably heard that stepping on one of these brings bad luck, especially if you're already running late.
What is a crack?
This famous couple from Shakespeare's Verona is perhaps the most recognizable fictional pair of star-crossed lovers.
Who are Romeo and Juliet?
This reality dating show asks contestants to get engaged without seeing each other first, proving that apparently “How do you look?” is not an acceptable first question.
What is Love Is Blind?
This song by Vanilla Ice became infamous for using a melody extremely similar to Queen and David Bowie's “Under Pressure,” leading to one of pop music's most famous borrowing controversies.
What is “Ice Ice Baby”?
This fictional character is famous for having blue skin, red eyes, and a serious commitment to world domination—although his plans rarely work out.
Who is Megamind?
According to this classic myth, eating lots of this vegetable was supposed to help you see in the dark.
What are carrots?
This ancient god, often depicted as a winged child carrying a bow and arrows, was associated with love and desire.
Who is Cupid?
This word became a huge part of the modern dating vocabulary, describing someone who suddenly disappears from communication without explanation—something that would make for a particularly awkward wedding toast.
What is ghosting?
This famous musical is filled with songs that were themselves adapted from earlier works by composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and others.
What is The Phantom of the Opera?
This American blues musician was nicknamed “The King of the Blues” and famously played a guitar named Lucille.
Who is B.B. King?
According to an old wives’ tale, if you see this insect in your home, you shouldn't kill it because it represents good fortune.
What is a spider?
Before diamonds became the standard, this gemstone was traditionally associated with engagement rings because of its connection to Venus.
What is sapphire?
This term describes posting your significant other for the first time on social media, effectively telling the internet, “Yes, this person is real.”
What is a hard launch?
This 1993 film features a man repeatedly reliving the same day, essentially borrowing the same February 2nd over and over again.
What is Groundhog Day?
This famous color is so closely associated with the jewelry company that it was trademarked in the United States.
What is Tiffany Blue?
An old European superstition says that if a bride puts a piece of this herb in her shoe on her wedding day, she will supposedly have a happy marriage.
What is rosemary?