In a bizarre twist to traditional on-line internet romance stories, Graham Wells married his true love on Valentine’s Day – a gorgeous CruiseCraft Outsider 685. His first wife, Amanda attended, wearing black and flashing visual daggers at the new lady in Graham’s life who he said: “… is looking even more beautiful than the day I first saw her on the internet.”
Graham and his lady love were married in a competition where listeners of Radio Station Triple M in Brisbane were invited to explain why they should “Marry My True Love” on air, on Valentine’s Day.
Amanda, who recently has taken to wearing removable Team CruiseCraft tattoos in order to attract her husband’s attention, decided enough was enough and told the radio station that she had become a boating widow.
Amanda declared that Graham might as well move on and marry the lady he seemed to care more about, his new boat, The Cure.
So early Valentine’s Day, on-air personalities from Triple M organised a pink veil and glass studded pink tiara, red carpet, flowers, a bridal arch, pink champagne, rose petals, a wedding licence and a civil celebrant for the outdoor wedding ceremony attended by family members and friends.