WEDDING VIDEOS WATCHING

My guilty pleasure

If you want to make me cry really quickly (from happiness, of course), you should let me google wedding videos. Preferably with the most dramatic song underneath, and I won't be able to hold back from the first second. Now, Liesbeth isn't really into getting married (well, only for the fantastic dress and the shoes, it's still worth considering), Josselin is up for it, but only in Sweden, I believe, and May-Britt doesn't seem to be in a hurry at all. On the other hand, I can completely envision the day. I'll spare you the details because otherwise, this piece will last forever, and I don't want to make the man too nervous, and I also want to prevent him from running away screaming.

Still, I can get everyone here in the editorial office to watch a wedding video with me. It doesn't really matter whose it is, as long as there are tears in the video and so on. By the way, people often click on “next movie” immediately when the bride is wearing strapless (Amayzine remains a fashion editorial, you know).

I'll take you through a few of my “secret wedding video watching moments.” Yes, hours.

The site A Beautiful Day, for example. All the videos are in black and white. You have to love it; it gives a nice touch, and, as a bonus, everyone is good-looking anyway. Check out here the video of Winston and Renate. Yes, sorry, I'm really a softy.

Then we have our Amayzine friend Claire Slootheer, who got married last summer. I have to get over the fact that there's no Marco Borsato or Laura Pausini music playing, but everything, and I mean everything, is just right here. Sigh.

And also take a look at this, this and this the site and keep your tissue handy.

It's not a cheap joke, such a video. I believe you should think of at least a thousand euros, but well, then you have something. For life. If all goes well.