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HelpPeachy's NTNB [Round 1 - The Parents]
Thompson Family
DH [23]
DW [25]
DH met DW when she was the new kid at his high school and was the one to show her the ropes. The two of them got talking, started dating shortly thereafter, and before either of them knew it, they were on a romantic honeymoon in France.
DH’s FN is from the English New Testament and is uncommon but not unheard of, and his MN is Irish, as he has Irish ancestry on his mom’s side.
DW’s FN was popular in the 1990s (think top 100) and has at least one nickname option, and her MN is a filler. Her maiden name ends in “ley”.
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Reyes Family
DH [24]
DW [21]
These two met on a cruise to the United Kingdom and Ireland, hitting it off when they had a lot in common, including their birthplace—Santa Rosa, Argentina. They just had their wedding last week.
DH’s FN ends in “o” and is used by both Hispanics and Italians, and his MN is shared with a saint.
DW’s FN ends in “ia” and is three or four syllables long, and her MN contains an accent. Her maiden name ends in “ez”.
All names are Spanish.
***
Mueller Family
DH [20]
DW [20]
This couple has been friends since elementary school, so when they got old enough to start dating, it was a very awkward transition from friends to significant others. Nonetheless, they made their relationship work and had a beautiful beachside wedding two years ago.
DH’s FN starts with a J or a W, and his MN appears in the Austrian top 50 (since there’s no German one lol) for 1999.
DW’s FN starts with a C or a K, and her MN has a community impression of “classic”.
All names are German.
***
Choi Family
DH [22]
DW [26]
Mr. and Mrs. Choi had been set up on a blind date by a mutual friend, and although DW was skeptical due to a history of blind dates that turned sour, she actually found DH quite the charmer! He proposed only three months later, and they tied the knot just six months after the proposal.
DH’s given name is unisex but predominately masculine.
DW’s given name has a girly meaning (e.g. “flower” or “beautiful”). Her maiden name is within the following name bank: Kim, Moon, Jung, Kang, Shun, Park
All names are Korean, and there are no middle names.
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I finally found the courage to love, as long as I'm looking at you ~Exo
PNLs (updated 1/20/19):
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/148673
DH [23]
DW [25]
DH met DW when she was the new kid at his high school and was the one to show her the ropes. The two of them got talking, started dating shortly thereafter, and before either of them knew it, they were on a romantic honeymoon in France.
DH’s FN is from the English New Testament and is uncommon but not unheard of, and his MN is Irish, as he has Irish ancestry on his mom’s side.
DW’s FN was popular in the 1990s (think top 100) and has at least one nickname option, and her MN is a filler. Her maiden name ends in “ley”.
***
Reyes Family
DH [24]
DW [21]
These two met on a cruise to the United Kingdom and Ireland, hitting it off when they had a lot in common, including their birthplace—Santa Rosa, Argentina. They just had their wedding last week.
DH’s FN ends in “o” and is used by both Hispanics and Italians, and his MN is shared with a saint.
DW’s FN ends in “ia” and is three or four syllables long, and her MN contains an accent. Her maiden name ends in “ez”.
All names are Spanish.
***
Mueller Family
DH [20]
DW [20]
This couple has been friends since elementary school, so when they got old enough to start dating, it was a very awkward transition from friends to significant others. Nonetheless, they made their relationship work and had a beautiful beachside wedding two years ago.
DH’s FN starts with a J or a W, and his MN appears in the Austrian top 50 (since there’s no German one lol) for 1999.
DW’s FN starts with a C or a K, and her MN has a community impression of “classic”.
All names are German.
***
Choi Family
DH [22]
DW [26]
Mr. and Mrs. Choi had been set up on a blind date by a mutual friend, and although DW was skeptical due to a history of blind dates that turned sour, she actually found DH quite the charmer! He proposed only three months later, and they tied the knot just six months after the proposal.
DH’s given name is unisex but predominately masculine.
DW’s given name has a girly meaning (e.g. “flower” or “beautiful”). Her maiden name is within the following name bank: Kim, Moon, Jung, Kang, Shun, Park
All names are Korean, and there are no middle names.
~~~~~
I finally found the courage to love, as long as I'm looking at you ~Exo
PNLs (updated 1/20/19):
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/148673
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