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Puns about the marriage of a logger to an undertaker

 

female logger standing behind a hearse

  1. They met at a lumberyard sale, and it was love at first chop! (Chop, referring to both woodcutting and the undertaker's work)

  2. Their marriage is a perfect knot: strong, dependable, and able to handle anything life throws their way. (Knot, referring to both a logger's skill and a marriage bond)

  3. He deals with the dearly departed, while she fells the living. They're quite the balanced couple. (Fells = cuts down trees)

  4. Their house is a unique blend: one room has a roaring fireplace, the other has velvet drapes. Cozy and classy! (Cozy referring to a logger's cabin, classy referring to the undertaker's business)

  5. During arguments, she threatens to give him the silent treatment, while he counters with "don't get in a spruce with me!" (Spruce = type of tree, spruce = get into an argument)

  6. Their honeymoon involved a cabin in the woods, complete with a "six feet under the stars" view. (Six feet under = burial depth)

  7. When asked about their hobbies, they say, "We both love working with wood! She shapes it, I refinish it." (Refinish, a play on the undertaker preparing bodies)

  8. Their friends joke that their anniversary gift exchange will be interesting: an axe versus a top hat? (Axe = logger's tool, top hat = undertaker's attire)

  9. Their future plans? She wants to open a sustainable furniture store, while he wants to expand his funeral home. They're both building a legacy. (Building a legacy, a play on both building furniture and building a business)

  10. They may seem like an odd couple, but their love is rooted deep. They're a perfect match, branch and all! (Branch = part of a tree, branch out = explore new things)

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