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"So I&amp;#39;ll tell you later why I typed in &amp;quot;Robert Pattinson&amp;quot; into a wedding registry search engine earlier today.\nAll you need to know for now is that 30 bride-groom couples popped up with various wedding website and registry information. And I think they&amp;#39;re all fake.\nPinterestFacebookI get it, I get it. When you join some wedding websites, they basically make you enter a groom&amp;#39;s name. If you don&amp;#39;t have anyone real specific in mind, why not type in the name of your celebrity crush after you type in your own? (Further searching found 14 &amp;quot;grooms&amp;quot; named Taylor Lautner, 16 named George Clooney, 34 named Justin Bieber, and a whopping 75 named Brad Pitt.) It looks like this particular site generates a generic website for every &amp;quot;couple,&amp;quot; and most of them are blank.\nBut a few brides added photos of them with their intended.\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookp.s. FaceInHole.com? How do you wind up on that site?\nOne went so far to pick the wedding party.\nPinterestFacebookAnd dictate a dress code.\nPinterestFacebookGreat, you get to stay at the Ritz, but NO WHITE DRESSES! Okay then.\n__So &amp;#39;fess up, if you needed a groom&amp;#39;s name on the fly, who would you choose? Would you &amp;quot;fake-marry&amp;quot; a celebrity? __\nI wouldn&amp;#39;t be surprised if I had made Jake Gyllenhaal my &amp;quot;groom&amp;quot; in the past. But I had the good sense to give myself a fake name, too. (This stuff is Google-able, people!)\nMore miscellaneous wedding stuff:\n\n 6 Reasons Wedding Planning Is Harder Than You Think It Will Be\n\n\n Genius Wedding Idea: Get THIS to Your Groom Before Your Wedding Ceremony\n\n\n 3 Websites That Will Save You Money on Wedding Decorations\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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