[COUNTrecount]

The woman was on the verge of getting married "within days," police said. They would not confirm, however, whether the wedding was to be held Saturday.

Seriously, this reporter needs to go back to Journo school.I hate it when a wedding is held with a wet, dead bride.

[Gay State Conservative]

Yikes,very sad indeed.But I’d never get within 20 feet of the edge of a cliff or waterfall...but that’s just me,I guess.

[P.O.E.]

This article says "the woman had only dipped her feet in the Ouareau River during the photo shoot, but her wedding dress became soaked with water, dragging her down.....

She then slipped and was carried away by the current".

[SeaHawkFan]

How sad for all involved.

Going to make for some pretty awkward moments once the guy decides to start dating again and his date asks about past relationships.

[bigbob]

Dorwin Falls...nor Darwin, right?

[Erik Latranyi]

This is a very sad tragedy.

I hope more people think about this when they try to get that “perfect” picture.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Drew Peterson, are you taking notes for wife #5?

[SIDENET]

Seriously, head out of butt and watch your step when walking near a waterfall.

Who raised this person?

[submarinerswife]

Two witnesses — whose identity was not confirmed by police — had to be transported to hospital to be treated for extreme shock

Wow. So sad for the family and to be Groom. That is one way she probably never expected to die.

I don't know HOW I will die but I do know how I will NOT die. Skydiving, bungee jumping, on a motorcycle, in a meth lab explosion, playing chicken with a freight train, moose hunting, flying in a Cessna, etc......

[submarinerswife]

Why would they post a picture of a wedding ring set on a pile of popcorn for this story? Perhaps a picture of the water falls or the lovely victim would have been more appropriate? Strange.

[submarinerswife]

[exDemMom]

How awful.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Dreadful. RIP.