Idées de mariage - Olympics

Laura Trott and Jason Kenny have (Olympic) couple goals written all over them. Both of the British cyclists took home gold medals at the Olympics on Tuesday night, Kenny winning the men's keirin and Trott winning the women's omnium. Oh, and they also happen to be in a long-term relationship.

Sean and Chevhaun met by chance during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. "We both went to the Irish House with our group of friends on the night of the opening ceremony. There is actually a very cute picture of our meeting that one of Sean's friends took, which we still look at to this day," Chevhaun says.

I taught myself to cartwheel when I was 11 years old. It was the summer, I'd become obsessed with gymnastics - watching the "Nadia" movie, reading the " Gymnasts" books by Elizabeth Levi, and sadly realizing I was already too old to start, if I had any hope of reaching the Olympics.

The Brazilian women's rugby sevens team may not have fared so well on Monday, earning a ninth-place finish in the Olympics' inaugural showing of the sport. But for athlete Isadora Cerullo, the night ended in smiles, kisses and love after her girlfriend proposed to her on the field in Rio.

Posted: Print Article New Zealand speed skater Blake Skjellerup surprised fans by announcing his engagement to boyfriend Saul Carrasco on Instagram. Skjellerup, who competed in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and has become an outspoken advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights, shared the following image on his Instagram account: "Sunset over #Cleveland with my fiancé," Skjellerup wrote.

Posted: Print Article If you remember anything about t.A.T.u., it's probably their controversial video for the 2003 song "All the Things She Said." That's the one where the Russian duo -- made up of Lena Katina and Julia Volkova, who were 19 and 18 at the time, respectively -- kissed and caressed each other in the rain while wearing schoolgirl outfits in prison.

For BRIDES, by Jamie Cuccinelli. Weddings are just like the gymnastics portion of the Olympics, right? After months - no, years - of training, planning, sweat, and tears, you get to slip on a sparkly, epically-embellished ensemble for the moment when all eyes are on you. Okay, so we're totally kidding.

Whether or not your bags are packed and your aisle seat is confirmed, you probably can't wait for Fashion Week to begin. This is, after all, our Olympics. And thanks to everyone's BFF (The Internet), you're good to go even if you're staying at home.

Canadian Beer Fridge Is A Vending Machine We Can All Enjoy VIDEO There are a few things Canadians get theirs chests puffed up about when it comes to nationalism, and the Olympics manages to combine almost all of them into two highly patriotic weeks.

I've written before about how much the internet loooooves getting judgmental and snarky about weddings, and I've even written about how these judgments can be freaking awesome and how there's a benefit to winning the Judgey Olympics: I got a new perspective on the issue recently though from both an awesome Offbeat Bride commenter, and a book I'm reading.

Posted: Print Article It's going to be quite the unconventional Valentine's Day at the Olympics for one curling couple in Sochi. While South Korean curler Kim Ji-Sun leads her team in competition against the Chinese women, her husband, Xu Xiaoming, a member of the Chinese men's curling team, will be cheering on his wife's opponents.