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It's rare to see a couple reach their 75th wedding anniversary, it was an honor to celebrate my husband's grandparents special day this month. These two have a strong bond and keep each other going. They enjoy playing cards together and in their youth you'd find them dancing at the local dance hall.
According to Hallmark.com, "The 75th anniversary is the original diamond anniversary and the 60th
was added when Queen Victoria (English Empire Monarch) celebrated her
Diamond Jubilee on her 60th anniversary of accession to the throne in
1897."
Happy diamond Anniversary!
With their 4 children
One of Ruby's quilts
We presented the happy couple with a special flag that was flown at the Capital
15 comments:
THAT is so, so, so cool!!! How lucky you are to have gotten to capture that occasion and that this is your family! Beautiful photos!!!
What an amazing milestone-- many congrats to them!! Great photos! :)
Truly amazing! What a wonderful moment and memory you captured so beautifully!
Wow! That is amazing! 75 years. So cool!
What an incredible thing to help celebrate and capture! Congrats to them!
That is awesome!! Love these!
Wow! 75 years. I love these :)
This is SO sweet!
so touching-- love this post :) great job!
wonderful job, these images, are priceless :)
Wow! How sweet. You did a great job capturing this wonderful milestone!
What an accomplishment!
How sweet! What a great milestone!
Congratulations, but could you tell me when exactly they were married (on June 15th, 1937?), where they are living currently (in Fort Worth, I suppose), their exact birthdates and full names by birth as well, please, dear Robin?
P.S.: I'm a member of several groups and sites about the oldest people in the world, and it's actually for an article on the Dutch Wikipedia about the longest marriages known (72+ years) with at least one reference in the media in fact.
The pictures were made last June 10th apparently, so I guess they were married on June 10th, 1937 instead, right, and her first name is probably Ruby, since one picture is referring to a quilt she made, which would be of the woman honored, no?
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