Life’s a party. Let’s crash it!
Ok, so maybe Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn get credit for being the Wedding Crashers, but hey, this is 2016, a decade and then some beyond their 2005 antics. Somebody has to continue the tradition.
Crashing the party in Romania was easy.
Newlyweds in Romania traditionally schedule wedding photographers days after the party (doesn’t that put a crimp in the honeymoon?), often in very historic, public venues as stunning as the blushing bride.
My favorite bride?
Aren’t all brides beautiful, shrouded in so much hope and happiness?
My favorite Romanian medieval town?
The UNESCO World Heritage Site is the last inhabited medieval citadel in Eastern Europe, one of seven walled cities (collectively, the seven fortified medieval cities were called ‘Siebenburgen’; Sighisoara was known as Castrum Sex, Fort Six) originally founded by the Saxons in Transylvania in the 12th century. The German craftsmen and merchants were a talented bunch, attracted to “the land between the forests” by the favorable market rights provided by Hungarian rulers looking to fortify the valley against Tatar and Ottoman raiders.
The Saxons arrived from the Rhine and Moselle regions of Northern Europe, most coming from the German state of Saxony. For 850 years they farmed the fertile land between the forested Carpathian Mountains, gaining respect and unprecedented freedom to move up in feudal society based on their talent and craft.
We did our thing, too,
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