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Catherine And Newth Analysis
The love story of the two couple Newth and Catherine was a very long journey. They have gone through many obstacles before realizing how much they love and need each other. They are finally getting married on March, 25, 2015 in Las Vegas at The Venetian Hotel. They will be inviting many friends and family to watch one of their most important moments in life. Catherine and Newth finally found out their heart is connected to each other and will want to move on to a next stage in their relationship together. This is why they choose to get married. They choose to have their wedding party at The Venetian Hotel because that place captured the sad and happy moments of their relationship. They are a very sweet couple that been through the
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