Do you know the love story of your parents?

I don't know that much but what I do know is that my grandfather did not like my father at first,so he tried to discourage my mom for having her in her life,because dad is poor and is out of school..and many other reasons but eventually they got married and granpa ended up liking him too.

I asked my parents' about their love story when I was a kid. My parents were introduced to each other by my uncle, my mother's elder cousin, who worked together with my father. My mother was in her hometown before she was introduced to my father. They developed their love and got married later...

I think so because my mom used to tell their love story when I was a teenager. Me and my mom are close and whenever we have time, we bond. I remember that my mother don't actually liked my father before. He has another boyfriend but it appeared my dad's father (my grandfather) likes my mom that she arranged their marriage. My mom told me that it was my grandfather who courted my mom, not my dad. But after their wedding, they learned to love each other. I can see that because I can see how much they care for one another, though they fight sometimes.

Yea, you are right, especially when that's a sweet and romantic story! Well, I once asked my parents about their love story. They actually met each other in a wedding ceremony. My mom was the bridesmate and my dad was the best friend of the groom. "Well, that's a first sight love", my dad said. He approached the group of mom's friends which are also his social group and get mom's contact.

According to mom, she didn't like dad at earlier stage, the chemistry was not there yet. Thus she purposely made herself looks messy with the ugly sleeping cloths on. But, due to dad's enthusiastic and honesty, mom's fall on him finally. How sweettttt.....:)

My parents lived about 7 hours drive apart. They both worked for the railway. My dad would have to ring the office where my mum worked with train info. They got to know each other over the phone and then started writing letters to each other. They did this for quite some time and then when they met face-to-face for the first time my dad proposed. My mums father said no to the engagement, saying they did not know each other well enough. So they got to know each other more and then were married.

Many couples have a song - my parent's song was 'Put Your Sweet Lips A Little Closer To The Phone' because that is how their relationship started.

I know nothing about the context my parents married. I don't know anything about their love story and I don't want to find out. I was never curious to know that.

It seems that the love story of my parents is also happening to me now. My father was a native in Luzon, my boyfriend is the same. My mother is native in Davao, I too was born and raised in Davao. My father like my boyfriend came to Davao because of work and fell in love with my mother. He stayed in Davao forever and have no dreams of going back to his home in Luzon. I am now engaged to my boyfriend, and I guess history repeats itself!=)

My parents first met each other during a wedding. The couples who were wed that day was my mother's older brother and my father's older sister. From that time on, they already have a bit constant encounter especially if they visited both sides of the family. Later on my father started courting my mother but he can't visit frequently because he lives 4hrs drive away from my mother. Like any other relationships, ups and downs are there. Inspite of that, my father persevere and after 3yrs of their relationship they got married.

I always enjoyed the story of how my parents met. When my Dad was alive he often told me about it and now that he's gone and my mother is quite old she often remembers it with me.
My Dad was a sailor in the US Navy and my mom, like all the girls in the Boston area would go into town on weekends to go dancing and "meet guys". She met him at a country western lounge and her group of girlfriends "hooked up" with his group of sailors. He was from Oklahoma and she says it was his accent that drew her to him. He was also very much an old fashioned farm boy from the country and she had never met anyone like that.
She was the first Italian woman he had ever met and was intrigued with her. They dated for 2 weeks until it was time for him to get out of the service and go back home to Oklahoma to do it. My grandparents who were from the old country (Italy) had a fit when he asked her to marry him right in front of them one night while he was at their house. He didn't want to go home without her and said they would come back to live in Boston as soon as he did whatever he had to do about being discharged from the Navy. She was 21 and he was 22. My mother defied her parents and planned a quick but beautiful wedding (she still has all the pictures). Even though they only knew each other for 2 weeks they were married over 40 years until the day my Dad died.
I think it proves that you don't have to know someone a long time before falling in love with them forever.

My parents' lovestory was exciting. Theirs was the reality of the "till death do us part" marriage vow. Dad was a cousin of one of Mom's suitors. She fell in love with Dad, and not the cousin. My grandparents hated my Dad because he was 15 years older than she was, and was a widower with 2 kids. To keep her away from him, they decided to send her to the US. Just when the visa and plane tickets were ready, Mom and Dad eloped! Well, Dad married Mom right away and stayed together till Dad passed away about 11 years ago. My grandmother used to tell me this story over and over again when she was alive whenever she would give me lengthy lectures about life.