Meet the Couple Who's Gotten Married 12 Times
Inside Edition's own Jim Moret helped the pair tie the knot a 13th time for Valentine's Day.
For many, the idea of planning one wedding is exhausting enough.
But a couple from California opted for an incredible 12 weddings — in 12 different countries in 12 months.
Kenji and Taylor Taniguchi married for the first time in California, surrounded by family and friends. They then tied the knot in countries including Italy, Ireland, Thailand, Israel, Cuba and Indonesia.
"I wanted to make sure she had something memorable," Kenji said. "She wanted a destination wedding."
Taylor wore her grandmother's wedding dress during their wedding in California, but for nearly every ceremony after that, she wore a different gown.
"I have been the thrifting queen," she told Inside Edition. "I never paid more than $100 for a dress."
Traveling was the easy part. Taylor is a flight attendant so they could fly free on standby.
"By the skin of our teeth and the grace of God we got on all flights," she said.
But their favorite destination was Japan because that's where Kenji popped the question.
Inside Edition's Chief Correspondent Jim Moret met the couple and revealed he is an ordained clergyman.
"How about going for No. 13?" he asked.
Amid lots of laughter, the couple said their vows once more, just in time for Valentine's Day.
"You may kiss the bride!" Moret said.
And with that, came lucky No. 13.
RELATED STORIES
Trending on Inside Edition

Ghislaine Maxwell Reps Herself in Court Demanding 'Financial Support' From Epstein Estate After Lawyers Quit
Crime
Buster Murdaugh Denies Involvement in Stephen Smith's Death as Smith Family Pursues Independent Investigation
Crime
Baby Born With Congenital Heart Disease on Way to Transplant Surgery Receives Corridor of Cheers
Inspirational
13-Year-Old Charged With First-Degree Murder After Confessing to Suffocating 4-Year-Old Sibling: Police
Crime
9-Year-Old Survives New York Car Crash That Killed 5 Children
News
Letecia Stauch Murder Case: Suspect Tried to Fake Polygraph, Drove 1500 Miles to Dump Stepson's Body, Cops Say
Crime