Sentence examples for marrying photos from inspiring English sources

They cheered each other up one chilly January evening by making a tumblr blog with a simple, hilarious engine: marrying photos from Dwell magazine with deadpan captions parodying the magazine's signature hipster anomie.

Our readers who got married this weekend shared photos of this special moment and many others that show what the Big Day is all about -- love, joy, family and friends.

When Facebook unveiled its "timeline" feature in 2011, it cheerfully framed the idea of making your entire Facebook history browsable by any new acquaintance as "chronicling your life story", illustrating the concept with a video tracking a happy couple from meeting to marrying to procreating via Facebook photos and status updates.

If they add a little homemade caramel sauce to pour on top of it (like the one we had the other night), he'll only have to worry about them marrying before they turn 15... Photos courtesy of Anne Maxfield.

It's such a resurfacing "conversation piece" that Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in Las Vegas has a "Marrying George Clooney" photo opportunity in which visitors can put on a one-size-fits-all wedding gown (and where else will you find that?) to pose next to the reluctant hubby.

They want to marry there, do photo shoots, all kinds of stuff.

Eighty-year-old Billy Grimes and 79-year-old Dolly Grimes married in 1955 (photo below) and had eight children together within eight years.

Last night, as he was going to bed, there was this matter-of-fact exchange: Gus: "Siri, will you marry me?" Photo Siri: "I'm not the marrying kind".

And remember: If you attend a wedding or get married yourself, hashtag your photos #HPrealweddings or email one pic to us afterward and we may feature it in our monthly roundup.

RelatIfnships Reporter, HuffPost.

If you go to a wedding or get married yourself, hashtag your photos #HPrealweddings or e-mail one to us afterward and we may feature it on the site!