Celebration of Love:
Hubby and i once celebrated our anniversary while visiting the Namsan Tower in Seoul South Korea. It was the most unique way of celebrating it. We wrote our pledge of love to one another on two Love Locks and locked it both together forever at the tower… it’s our celebration of love. The next time we visit Seoul, we will surely be back at the tower to look for it.
our love locks
What does celebration mean to you? What is your most memorable celebration?
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my sweetpainteddreams 
Love is a great thing to celebrate : I never got to visit this wonderful place when I was there – maybe next time! Thanks for the ping back.
its a beautiful place.. and you’re welcome.
Oh, I do love a bit of romance! I just posted in this challenge for the first time this week so thanks very much for your unexpected pingback.
you’re welcome..
Wonderful way to celebrate – nice take on the challenge 🙂
thank you..
The Ponte Vecchio in Florence, also has the same tradition, but the council removed 5,500 padlocks because they were damaging the bridge. It is a very romantic idea though. 🙂
i was thinking about that too.. i think they are removing some of the locks at the namsan tower because the weight will surely put a lot of tension and pressure to the railings.. yes, it is a very romantic idea and each of the locks really tell a story.
This is beautiful. A passionate way to make love forever.
yes, 2 hearts locked forever…