Fairy tale weddings and grand entrances sometimes are connected quite tightly to “happily ever after”. Tatiana Filatova from the Siberian city Omsk decided not only to make her wedding day the happiest day of her life but also a really impressive event to remember. Happy bride went down the aisle in the longest veil in the world – 3686 meters (12093.2 feet). All the way to the wedding ceremony it was helped to carry by about 300 volunteers and 33 limousines while the bride and groom were standing in a special carriage.
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veil of virtue
gentle curves all over city
intangible happiness
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Ese' s Voice 
the proverbial love train
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In a way…yes…
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need a few more carriages to attach, amen
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Wow.
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Was exactly my reaction when read about it 🙂
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Wow! I hope she will live happily ever after.
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Hopefully…that would be a really nice continuation of the story…
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What a wonderful story Ese … so in touch with our deeper search for infinite love during our trip with the TSR.
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I am happy I found myself on that train, Kristjaan. Though I am jumping off the train and having a peek at places in my own way, it is still really nice to be on the same journey with everyone else. Thank you for hosting it.
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It’s a joy to host this journey and I love it that you ‘step out’ of the TSR to write about the stops we make.
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I love the ‘veil of virtue’ line. I’m always attracted to alliteration and this is a clever one.
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Thank you very much…it came naturally 🙂
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Kill me, will you !
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😀 I didn’t expect anything less from you!
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