#becula

Count Dracula and Rebecca Elizabeth White

A very kind mortal (who wishes to remain anonymous) has created this film in dedication to me and @thecount-dracula, and they have allowed me to share it on my blog.

I am eternally grateful for their hard work in creating such a beautiful video.

Music: Middle of the Night - Elley Duhé

~ Count Dracula & Rebecca Elizabeth White ~

“I knew I did from the first moment we met. It was… not love at first sight exactly, but- familiarity. Like: oh, hello, it’s you. It’s going to be you.”

The 28th September marks one year since I made the decision to spend eternity with the love of my undead life. It’s been an amazing year, so to celebrate, we spent a magical evening out underneath the stars after another amazing safari tour.

Here’s to forever.

I don’t think that’s what that means ..

unless... drecrin? @ihrinmunteanu @thecount-dracula

Happy Birthday my love ❤️

I hope you have a wonderful day, filled with everything you could wish for @thecount-dracula

Should a new bride talk about such intimate matters with strangers?

This is going to be a long post kids so get comfy and grab a snack

also apologies for any typos I didn’t check lol

I actually haven't known @thecount-dracula for very long, at least not as long as the other brides. Before I came to Romania, I was a university student back in England studying archaeology. Me and my friends had recently graduated so our professors invited a bunch of us on a trip to Romania to help conduct research into burial sites associated with the strigoi legends. Since we were recent graduates, they figured we would benefit from the experience of being on a excavation site and assisting them in their research.

The first few weeks of the trip were spent at the burial sites, assisting in excavating and collecting and recording finds. Most days were spent on site with evenings spent relaxing at the nearby hotel, while we spent most weekends exploring and experiencing Romania. About a month and a half after arriving, we were informed of a previously undiscovered site that looked promising for our research. Naturally we were extremely excited at the prospect of a new site and so me and a couple friends were tasked with setting up  the excavation while our professors finished up on the previous sites. 

One day we ended up working rather late into the night when we discovered a new burial located in a far corner of the site. When we began to excavate it we were shocked as the bodies were a lot more recent than the rest of the site and their seemed to be multiple bodies in a single grave, but we figured that it must have been a case of refusing an older burial site. What we weren't expecting, was for the bodies to start moving. They began crawling out of the grave and walking towards us with their arms stretched out. They were also chanting “omoara-ma” which @ihrinmunteanu later told me meant ‘kill me’. We were terrified, and most of my friends ran off screaming in various directions. I on the other hand was frozen, i couldn't seem to move or tear my eyes away from them, and that’s when the Count appeared. He disposed of the bodies and managed to talk to me, calm me down and explain what they were. I was still pretty shaken up and I really in no state to go back to the hotel or find my friends so he offered to let me spent the night at his castle. We spent most of the night talking and getting to know each other before I fell asleep.