A Wedding To Remember
The Westin Copley Place in Boston, together with FOX25, are giving one deserving member of the United States Armed Forces an all-expense paid wedding to take place on Veteran’s Day (11-11-11) in Boston. See the Complete Contest Rules.
Read more about the contestants and vote for the couple that you think most deserves to win ‘A Wedding to Remember’! Vote Now and joining in the conversation on Twitter with @Fox25News and the @WestinCopleyPl – #Wed2Remember
Andrew & Lauren
Love happens when you least expect it. I went to a Red Sox game, April 13 four years ago and met the love of my life. I didn’t know that he was the one at the time. All I knew was that he was blocking my view and the Red Sox vs. Yankees game was tied 2-2. I went up to him, stood on my tip toes and tapped him on the shoulder to tell him that he was blocking my view (he’s 6’7”.) He turned, looked at me, smiled and had me scoot in with him so that I could see the game. He was the strong silent type so I had to make the first move….read more
Keith & Rebecca
We met during Science Olympiad at West Somerville Neighborhood School when he was 11 and I, 12. I had an instant crush and within a month he was my boyfriend. Keith took me on a date to see The Wedding Singer at Somerville Theater. Our junior high relationship didn’t last, but we rekindled our flame in high school, and when I was in tenth grade he “proposed” to me with a ring made out of a gum wrapper. That summer I decided I would someday marry Keith O’Donnell. But in high school we couldn’t get the timing right; social pressure took its toll and the intensity of our love was before its time…read more
Cadman & Melinda
I remember the first time I ever received flowers. It was Valentine’s Day 2009. The first thing I thought when I received the light pink roses in a pink vase was a quote from Jennifer Anniston in one of her movies: “Gary, every girl likes flowers!” Up until that day, I had spent the majority of my life saying I did not like flowers and I would never be able to be swept off my feet by a man giving me some. I never had the courage to say that I was afraid that no man would ever care enough to buy me flowers. Although this gesture may seem simple and insignificant, it is not. I feel that when a man buys a woman flowers it is his way of saying, “Darling, I saw these flowers and thought of you.”…read more