Friday 13th

Love is Dead, Long Live Love: Couples Tie the Knot on Friday the 13th!

What do you do when you want to defy superstition? Get married in a cemetery on Friday the 13th, of course!

In an unconventional turn of events, Mathew and Hannah Parfitt chose to wed in a cemetery on the famously unlucky day of Friday the 13th. The couple decided to embrace the superstition rather than shy away from it, tying the knot in a room that was once used for lowering coffins. Their ceremony, which was filled with laughter and love, sent a clear message: love triumphs over superstition.

As guests walked through the ornate gates of the charming cemetery, they were in for a surprise. Instead of the eerie atmosphere one might expect, the venue was beautifully adorned with flowers and fairy lights, creating an ambiance of warmth and celebration. Mathew shared that they wanted their wedding to be a reflection of their personalities, and what better way to showcase that than by choosing a day that many would dread? With every guest present able to embrace the spooky theme, the couple not only celebrated their love but also rewrote the narrative of an otherwise ominous day.

Hannah, dressed in a stunning white gown with gothic touches, and Mathew, sporting a sleek black suit, both looked the part amidst the grave markers and mausoleums. "It was perfect for us!" Mathew exclaimed. Their ceremony included playful references to the day, with horror-themed vows and pumpkin spice lattes served in skull cups and for those who wished for a sweet treat, a spectral cake topped with ghostly marshmallows. The couple truly showed that one can have fun with tradition while creating a unique and memorable experience.

By the end of the night, guests were raving about the event, claiming it was one of the most fun weddings they had attended. Mathew and Hannah's tale of love will surely haunt the memories of their friends and family for years to come. Whether you're a believer in superstitions or not, this wedding proves that when it comes to love, pairing the unconventional with heartfelt celebration makes for an unforgettable blend.

Did you know that Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky day in many cultures? In fact, the fear of this day is so prevalent that there's actually a term for it: Triskaidekaphobia. And while many shun this day, it also aligns with cultural beliefs; for instance, in Italy, the number 13 is often seen as a symbol of good fortune! So, whether you're planning a wedding or simply concerned about your plans on this peculiar day, it's all about perspective!