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Carrie Bernstein, 29, was supposed to marry Michael Wittenstein, 34, on October 20 and go on a honeymoon in Tahiti. Instead, Carrie spent Square cuff links day at a friend's country house trying to distract herself by going horseback riding. When they returned in the afternoon, Carrie took off her watch because she was obsessively checking it.

"Right now at this time, we'd be taking the wedding pictures," she remembers thinking. That Monday, as she packed to go back to Tiffany Metropolis Cuff links Hoboken, New Jersey, apartment the couple shared, the reality of life without Michael hit hard. It really happened; he's not going to be there, Carrie thought. We're not getting married and he's Frank Gehry Fish cuff links and I'm alone.

Michael's toothbrush is still in the bathroom, his towel is hanging on the door, and his clothes are in his closet. Carries not yet Tiffany 1837 concove circle cufflinks to pack up his belongings. In a way, losing Michael has made her wish that they had already been married. It's not that their love wasn't real and they weren't committed to each other, she says. "He wasn't totally Tiffany 1837 square cufflinks because we didn't get to stand there and say our vows in front of everyone," Carrie says, holding back tears. "Because we didn't have the piece of paper, I'll never be Carrie Wittenstein."