A video of a man footing it coast to coast from the Brooklyn Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge was this weekend’s viral sensation. It racked up over a half-a-million views since its debut less than a week ago.

The video is popular not just because it’s a jaunt past American landmarks, but because of a unique visual effect created by a combination of stop-motion and time-lapse video. The finished project consists of 2,770 still frames shot over 14 days. The filmmakers actually traveled cross-country in an RV, “living on the Gatorade diet” and stopping at scenic places along the way to do their shoots.

Check out the shot of their Google Map:

Sound like your kind of honeymoon?

If you’re like me, then you can’t stand the idea of those cheesy garters that seem to be the only things available.  Don’t worry! There are classy, beautiful garters out there, too!

Check out these great ones I found on etsy.com:

So classy and elegant!

Definitely makes me want to show some leg!

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Look at those bridesmaids doing it up!

The bride and groom are serenading each other.

What a killer day at Kellogg Park.

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As far as I can tell, it originates with Marie Claire blogger Courtney Dunlop, who claims she found bridal shops online selling diapers for the bride.

Other websites have picked up on the story and now everyone’s talking about bridal diapers and who’s wearing them.

But is this really a new trend among brides? Or is it just a bunch of hot (and possibly flatulent) air?

I believe this is one of those stories that’s destined to become an online Urban Legend.

I don’t doubt that there are women who’ve chosen to wear Depends on their big day for one reason or another. But do I believe that this is a widespread trend?

No.

Most women simply have a bridesmaid or their mom help them with their dress if they need to go to the restroom on their wedding day and are having trouble. It seems to me that that wouldn’t be a very big deal.

But I’d love to know if you’ve heard of bridal diapers … or if you’ve worn them yourself!

‘It’s a give-and-take situation,” said Harry, as Barbara, giggled. “I give, and she takes.”

This is an unconventional showcase for any elderly couple in their retirement home, but a typical day for two of the oldest bloggers in Los Angeles, California. Harry recently turned 98. Barbara is 93. The Coopers rely on their granddaughters to videotape their chat, which is later posted on their blog, “The OGs” (short for Original Grandparents).

Harry and Barbara have become an internet sensation, attracting thousands of fans since their blog debuted in late 2008. Their grandchildren helped them launch the OG blog as a way for them to share their wisdom, humor and relationship with the rest of the world.

When most people their age shy away from the mysteries of the Internet, the pair boasts 1,900 Facebook fans. Barbara, whose dark hair has turned to a wispy white, also tweets and posts restaurant reviews on Yelp.

But perhaps what’s most fascinating for readers isn’t the couple’s ease with the Web, but it’s the strength of their marriage. At a time when statistics show every other marriage ending in divorce in the U.S., Harry and Barbara have proved a relationship can last a very long time.

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To start the wedding weekend, out-of-town guest were greeted with welcome bags saying, “Welcome to the D.” The bags were stuffed with local goodies like Better Made chips, Faygo, and local sports teams’ memorabilia.

The theme continued at the reception with table names such as Belle Isle, Cobo Hall, Joe Louis Arena, The Whitney, Renaissance Center, Detroit Opera House, and more.

If that wasn’t Detroit enough for you, Paws from the Detroit Tigers made a surprise entrance to none other than “Eye of Tiger.” – great choice from MSP DJ, Kevin. Paws was even kind enough to pop in the Shutterbooth for 15 minutes with people.

I would love to see those film strips!

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No chain attached to this ball!

Who doesn’t love seeing a bride have this much fun?!?

Board game themed wedding - Brilliant!

Don’t float away!

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“Great crowd, lots of oldies, Motown and 80’s music. At 1am, I thanked the guests and turned the music off.  The guests went crazy and were chanting “One More Song” over and over. It was loud!  I tried to explain that the hall said we were done at 1am and I couldn’t play anymore, but the crowd just got louder.  Finally a hall representative came over to me and suggested I keep playing.  We finally shut the music down around 1:30 and everyone was happy. Great ending to a great night.”

Sounds like a party I want to be at!

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