There is only one terminal for lovebirds who want to be with each other for a lifetime

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There is only one terminal for lovebirds who want to be with each other for a lifetime, but there are many ways to drive toward the terminal.

1. Swimming pool wedding

Bride Tang Mei and groom Wu Chunpeng first met at a swimming pool in the Natatorium of Nanjing Olympic Sports Center. What`s romantic about their love story is that their wedding ceremony was held in the place where the couple first met.

As both are from the People`s Liberation Army (PLA), they chose to tie the knot on China`s Army Day, Aug 1, 2010. After a simple wedding ceremony on the 10-meter platform, the couple exchanged rings in the water. 

2. Wedding on ice

China`s first Olympic champion figure skaters Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo held an on-ice ceremony in the Capital Gymnasium on Sept 4, 2010.

The pair skated in wedding outfits as they enjoyed their long-delayed wedding party.

3. Bus wedding

Tang Li is a bus driver in Wuchang, Hubei province, and Nov 13 was a big day for her. She boarded her bus in the morning as usual, but on this day, she was wearing a wedding gown. Tang Li was going to drive her bus to the wedding ceremony with her soon-to-be husband, Ma Jun.

4. Hospital ward wedding

Lou Bin had been dreaming of holding his lovely fiancee`s hands andwalking down the aisle for many times. Unfortunately he was diagnosed with leukemia before their wedding and had to wait for abone marrow transplant in Wuhan No 5 Hospital in Central China`s Hubei province.

Naturally he was depressed, and even desperate. But his 27-year-old fiancée Guo Qian decided to move their wedding ceremony to theward. The couple said "I do" in the hospital ward on July 19, 2010.

5. Submarine wedding

Hundreds attended a submarine wedding held in Qingdao Underwater World on Oct 10.Actors performed Mermaid and Prince on the theater stage at 9 pm. The "mermaid” bride and the “prince” groom walked onto the stage hand-in-hand.

The shell in front of them opened and released the wedding ring during the vows, delivering the wishes of the ocean. The new couple exchanged wedding rings in front of their audience of visitors and sea creatures.

6. Bike wedding

About 50 cyclists escort bride Song Zhao and groom Liu Yang to their wedding ceremony in Weifang, Shandong province on May 16, 2010.

Both the bride and groom enjoy cycling and they fell in love with each other at a cycling outing. The escorts, in red T-shirts and jeans, are the couple`s cycling buddies. 

To be environmentally friendly, the couple chose to go on bikes instead of fancy automobiles to their wedding reception.

7. Subway group wedding

Newlywed couples take a ride on Line 1 to experience a "subway wedding" in Shenyang, Liaoning province on Sept 27, 2010. Line 1 started operation on Sept 27, complete with 50 couples on their wedding day.

8. Proposal included 999 good wishes

In the most romantic method he could think of, Yang Yuezhong, 27, proposed to his girlfriend on a street in Suzhou on June 3, 2010.

He presented her with a banner, on which he had collected 999 good wishes (Nine in Chinese represents “forever”) from passers-by, and he wrote in big Chinese characters, "Meimei, I will love you forever.”

9. Underwater proposal

Miss Zheng and her friends were waiting to see a man-and-shark dance and a mermaid performance at an underwater theme park in Fujian province on March 7, 2010, when she was surprised by her boyfriend, who showed up in the tank with red roses, a ring and a banner that read, “Marry me.”

Zheng was greatly touched and said “yes” on the spot. Zheng’s boyfriend later told media that he knew blue was Zheng’s favorite color and he wanted to give his girlfriend a romantic proposal that she would never forget.

10. A marriage made in heaven

Two parachutes appeared in the sky above the Century Square in Wenzhou on Nov 27, 2010. Each parachute was emblazoned with a question. The first read: “River, will you marry me?” and the other carried the same proposal written in Chinese.

Rose petals were scattered down from the sky before a little box was dropped contained a ring. Upon catching the box, the hopeful groom, named Shen, went down on one knee to pop the question to his girlfriend, River. 

Shen said later it took him two weeks to prepare the proposal after asking two friends from a parachute club to his romantic wish come true.

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