May 19, 2010: Bubble-wrap wedding dress

And the bride wore white... fabric underneath 13 feet of actual bubble wrap.

Primary school teacher Rachael Robinson originally had the white dress made for her by parents of pupils for a term time recyclable materials fashion show last month.

But when fiancé Duncan popped the question while on holiday in Canada days later, she knew exactly which dress she would be wearing for the official ceremony.

She said there was popping as she walked down the aisle.

link via Unique Daily

She doesn't look that fragile.

The wedding cost 9000, plus 25 bucks shipping and handling.

She'd better keep all of that bubble wrap in case either them is "sent packing".

I bet he spent their wedding night popping her dress instead of the usual thing. Duncan does appear to be a dweeb.

Duncan is my brother, you insensitive bastard!

What's up with the wooden spoons hanging in front? :confused:

Well duh! a double spanking later! :rolleyes:

Ahhh, Duncan is a kinky little devil. :ymca:

She's a beard.

She has some Walmart bags for a bra.

And Shawnee, I'm not sorry about your brother.

Shawnee123;657203 wrote:

Ahhh, Duncan is a kinky little devil. :ymca:

I lost my Duncan in 9/11 you big meanie face

Ha!

Still, what's up with the wooden spoooonnnnnnnssssss?

They tie the dress together, and tape helps of course .

Stir shit up perhaps?

Something old,
Something new,
Something bubble,
Something spoon

giggles

busterb;657329 wrote:

Stir shit up perhaps?

no BB - whats IN the dress does that.

:eek: <runs and hides>

Possibly the spoon thing is Welsh?

Wooden Spoon
The wooden spoon originated from Wales. It was given to a lady by her admirer. A man would need to show both the woman he loved and her father his intentions. The carved spoon would show he was good with his hands and so he could work the fields and provide for her and the carved heart would be to show his affection for her.

If she keeps the spoon then this would indicate that her heart belonged to him.

Of course, in these modern times, the young man is more likely to go to the Wal-Mart and purchase some pre-fab spoons than carve them himself.

Duncan does not look like a whittler.

No, is nothing to do with welsh love spoons. Traditional at British Weddings, good luck symbol, to do with woman becoming housewife I think.....

She looks like a sack of spuds, though. Ugh.

wolf;657425 wrote:

Possibly the spoon thing is Welsh?



Of course, in these modern times, the young man is more likely to go to the Wal-Mart and purchase some pre-fab spoons than carve them himself.

Duncan does not look like a whittler.

monster wrote:

No, is nothing to do with welsh love spoons. Traditional at British Weddings, good luck symbol, to do with woman becoming housewife I think.....

Oh, I hadn't heard of that. I thought they were something other than wooden spoons and I was being funny. :3eye:

Yeah, he's no whittler. He looks more like a Whittler's Mutha!

I'm getting pretty sick of all the hatin' on Duncan.

He's somebody's brother and he was killed in 9/11.

You people should show some respect.

*walks away, disgusted*

I think he's kind of cute, in a "forgot to leave the 70s" kind of way.

Shawnee123;657199 wrote:

Duncan is my brother, you insensitive bastard!

What's up with the wooden spoons hanging in front? :confused:

Spoon?

There is no spoon.