Wedding
Across
- 6. Four residents, a few letters borrowed from each, and a single word to bring them all together.
- 7. Seven letters that many French speakers still hesitate to pronounce correctly.
- 8. A steaming dish where everyone cooks their own bite in piping-hot broth.
- 9. A word not found in the dictionary, yet very much present in their home.
- 10. A few exchanged words that ended up writing an entire love story.
- 12. The "crêpe" that wasn't for eating, but always said "Wow."
- 13. The family’s most talkative member—especially when no one asked for his opinion.
- 16. The colors chosen to soften a day already filled with emotion.
- 17. What kept them apart at first, yet never managed to drive them truly apart.
- 18. The gift on which the groom had the bride’s name engraved... though only part of her first name was included.
Down
- 1. Their most natural way of organizing things—especially as the wedding approached.
- 2. Six letters, a home, and now, a wealth of memories.
- 3. The journey required to turn those messages into a real-life meeting.
- 4. The country where they met in person for the very first time.
- 5. Seven letters for the man who has to say "I do" before she does at the town hall.
- 10. The only place where "love" scores zero points.
- 11. Something that starts with two but doesn’t necessarily stay that way.
- 14. A plural noun surrounded by blue, and a dream destination for the newlyweds.
- 15. Five letters that one person says more often than the actual first name.