Three-year-old twins were made to marry for mystical believe they were ''soulmates in a past life''

A pair of three-year-old twins who were ''soulmates in a past life'' have married - to ward off bad luck.
Brother and sister Teekatat and Tawisa Hiranmekawanit tied the knot in a traditional ceremony in Ang Thong province, central Thailand.
Parents believe the smiling toddlers were lovers in a previous life but were separated by a terrible tragedy.
They were reincarnated together as twins and have to get married to show ''angels'' that they are in love and be together forever, according to mother-of-the bride and groom Sasi Hiranmekawanit.
''They must get married otherwise one of them will die,'' she said.
''We provided the wedding ceremony according to our belief that in the olden days the boy and girl twins were soulmates but couldn't stay together.

''They were reborn again in this life, they were reborn as boy and girl twins.''
Teekatat and Tawisa are both three years and four months old.
The bride wore a traditional Thai wedding dress with a gold sarong a gold sash.
The groom was dressed in a white shirt, gold pants and a green sash.
The boy even gave a sinsod - payments made by men to the families of the bride - of 22,000 THB (£450) and 30.5g of 23 karat gold.
Villagers and relatives joined the twins and the parents for the ceremony in the Wiset Chai Charn district of Ang Thong.

Beamig mother Sasi added: ''There was a very relaxed and nice atmosphere. The local community helped us.
'As parents we must provide the wedding to let the angels know that the twins are happily in love and will be together forever.
''It is an ancient belief to show the angels they are in love and will never stay apart.''
Despite the formal ceremony, the children won't be married in law.
They are also likely to find and marry their own partners when they get older.

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A teenage boy declared his love for his school teacher and was obviously rejected by the stunned teacher in cringe worthy scenes.
The boy, who is believed to be around 17 or 18 years old, even had some of his friends help him out, but the public stunt did not go as planned.
He had a bright red banner declaring: "Miss Li, I love you! Marry me" which was unveiled as the teacher, named Miss Li arrived on campus as the Chinese secondary school.
As more and more pupils came out to watch, the boy stood holding a bouquet of flowers.
Next to him stood one of his friends who was playing what looked like a small guitar or a ukulele, with his voice belting out from an amplifier on the ground nearby.
The friend sang Teresa Teng’s classic love song "The Moon Portrays My Heart" and the brave boy got on one knee to confess his love for her, followed by the marriage proposal.
In the now viral video of the incident, the teacher can be heard saying: "Stop, stop fooling around. Please get up," while she tries to stand him stand back up.
But the boy continues to hold the bouquet and refuses to give up.
The teacher, growing impatient, shouts back: "I have a boyfriend."

Hearing this, the young suitor only becomes more hopeful and pulls a ring from his pocket and presents it to his teacher.
But the teacher loses her temper, throws the flowers at him, throws the instrument to the ground and kicks over the amp.
Before storming off she could be heard saying: "I have a boyfriend. I told you to stop fooling around. I told you I have a boyfriend."
It is unclear what the pupil or teacher decided to do next.

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"She's seemingly in control for the first time - and it really suits her," she tells EW of her character's growing confidence in season 7 after reclaiming Winterfell. "She's kind of having a bit of a power trip," she continues, before adding, "But she's also becoming more insecure, because there are threats to the power that she holds."

As the show is nearing its end, Turner says the seven-episode penultimate season feels like the show is "ramping up" for the eighth and final season. "What overall excites me about this season is that main characters are coming together and it feels like things are ramping up," she gushes. "It's really exciting and all feels like it's coming to a big conclusion."

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