French-Lebanese photojournalist Patrick Baz recently took a photo of a bride and groom water skiing in Lebanon ... and it's seriously epic. 

The photo was taken off the coast of Jounieh as the couple dressed in their wedding attire: the man in a black suit and the woman in a white dress.

And that's not even the best part. The groom was kissing the bride's hand while the two held on to the tow ropes between their skis.

Arab fans of House of Cards have been eagerly awaiting the fifth season of the popular Netflix series along with the rest of the world. 

Although the show released in Western countries on Tuesday, fans throughout the Middle East and North Africa were taken aback when they logged into their Netflix accounts and couldn't find the new season.

According to the official Netflix MENA Twitter account, due to licensing issues, fans throughout the region will have to wait until June 30 to stream the new season through their accounts.

This definitely ruined some diehard fans Tuesday evening plans.

In a video uploaded to social media, House of Cards character Doug Stamper, the Chief of Staff for President Frank Underwood, explained that licensing rights are a lot like "passing a bill, it takes time."

"Trust me, this isn't what I had in mind either," Stamper says in the video. 

He goes on to suggest this is a test of loyalty. Will fans wait until June 30 or give up on the series? 

DVDs of the new season are already available in shops throughout Arab cities. Many fans are also watching it through other online streaming services.