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Whether animals truly have romantic feelings for each other is uncertain, but one look at these wonderful couples from the animal kingdom and the way they look at each other will make you a believer!

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Richard Hanks and Ashlee Montague are one of those couples who are always all over each other. It’s okay though, nothing to shield the kids’ eyes over. The dancers-turned-acrobats are circus artists who have a penchant for taking the perfect couples photo. When it’s time for the two to commemorate a moment, Ashlee simply pops onto Richard’s head and strikes a pose.

Yeah, it’s just that easy for them.

Richard and Ashlee

As the old saying goes, “the couple that makes a human tower together, stays together.”

I know people who make smiling seem more difficult.

Shopping must not take long at all when you can browse the entire store without having to walk around.

As if this wasn’t difficult enough, let’s get a bunch of wind involved.

Wow!

The dog seems so unimpressed.

Hey! What’s she doing down there?

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This couple have completely switched gender roles. The man is now a woman and the woman is now a man. This is going to get confusing for their kids.

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He started with fresh slabs of oak.

Looking for the perfect bookshelf? Maybe you should skip the trip to Ikea and head to your local lumber yard instead.

This Reddit user recently created the perfect woodsy bookshelf from slabs of oak and detailed the whole thing in pictures. Take a look and see if you might be up to the task. Ron Swanson would be so proud.

First step: sanding down the surface.

Nice sunny day for woodwork!

Next step: varnish and patiently waiting for it to dry.

Then to make sure the holes for the stands line up.

Arranging the planks: they wanted as much bark viewable from the front as possible.

Next up: push the pipe stands through the re-enforced holes.

And then finally stand it up!

Very rustic and charming!

And of course, the finishing touch: books!

Still seems a lot easier than following any Ikea instructions.

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There’s nothing wrong with buying your wedding ring, but this couple wanted to do things differently.

Engagements and marriages are full of traditions that most people follow (but probably have no idea how they actually started). Some people, however, make their own traditions. As a result, their weddings are as unique as their love and relationship.

Instead of buying their wedding rings, one couple decided to do something a little different. They bought some gold… and then proceeded to make their wedding rings.

“We are getting married this summer. We opted to make our own rings and decided on fairly simple 18k white gold bands. The raw material is melted and poured into a cast.”

“This is what the cast looks like. There is something really cool about the idea that our rings will be made out of the same piece of metal.”

“The ingot begins the slow process of getting stretched and squished. Essentially it goes through a series of industrial strength pasta presses – one to “square” the ingot (pictured here) and then another to flatten the metal to the approximate width/thickness.”

“Again, using the magic of levers, the band begins to take shape.”

“This is actually a pretty slow process, as you want to shape the band without giving it a twist or breaking the metal.”

“Once the ends come together, the excess is sawed by hand (gold is expensive and even the little shavings are scavenged for processing and recycling). Not pictured, but the ring is then pressed in a series of decreasingly small cone-shaped sizers until the ends meet.”

“Once the ends come together, the ring is soldered with slightly softer gold. This is very difficult – there isn’t much difference between the melting point of the band and the metal used for the solder. There is actually a lot of heating and quenching – any time you put the metal under stress (rolling, pressing etc.) you heat it up and quench it to release the excess tension in the metal.”

“There is a missing photo here, but the ring is placed in a circular roller that both shapes the top and increases interior diameter. By this point the rings have a nice domed top but the inside is flat. While the outside is shaped via roller, there is no way to do that on the inside, so the interior must be shaped by hand.”

“The interior, once shaped, is pretty rough. Smoothing is done via rotary tool, sandpaper, polishing cloth, and whatever else you can get your hands on that will remove material smoothly. The ring gets VERY hot from the friction so you end up taking frequent breaks to give your toasty digits a rest.”

“Blurry but you can see the interior is becoming nice and smooth.”

“Just about done – they look pretty good here but they need a good final polish….”

“…. which happens nice and quickly.”

“The finished product! We are very excited to wear these rings and we love that there is an interesting story behind their creation.”

There are many ways you can express love for another people. Some people say it and some people show affection. Other people spend hours in a hot workshop, molding gold ingot into a physical representation of love. It is awesome. Share their hard work by clicking below!

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Floreen and Ed Hale were an inseparable couple for 60 years. Their love alone could have inspired hundreds of other married couples to make things work. Over the decades, they happily lived their lives together. It turns out, their love was so strong, even death couldn’t keep them apart.

One month ago, Ed was hospitalized due to kidney failure.

Then, his wife was rushed to a separate hospital with congestive heart failure.

Initially, Ed was too weak to be transported so that he could be with his dying wife. But eventually, the two different hospitals worked to reunite this couple.

Then, 82 year-old Floreen died while holding the hand of her beloved, 83 year-old Ed. He passed away only hours later.

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Alex Pelling and Lisa Gant choose not knowing what was the perfect place for their wedding, they decided to travel the world to get married 50 times in 52 different countries.

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