#Wedding Anniversary

[actordougjones]

40th Anniversary

40 years ago today, the lovely Mrs. Laurie married me, and I’ve been trying to convince her what a mistake she made ever since. But she stuck around and is the kindest, most patient, forgiving, good-humored, angelic, loving human I’ve ever known, and I’m truly blessed to live life with her. .

weddinganniversary #40years #mrslaurie

[petermorwood]

37 Years Ago Today...

There are many phrases which ease the tension of a wedding rehearsal.

"Cuff keys? I thought YOU had them..." is not one.

There are many phrases used during the course of a wedding ceremony.

"One Ring to Rule Them All, One Ring To Bind Them..." is not one.

Not even when the wedding takes place at a Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention where the phrase "Hey, great hall costume!" from a small child suggests the small child has either Failed To Get It...

...or is Witty Beyond Their Years.

Don't use the phrase "Oh good, it IS you!" at this point...

... or "Will you marry me?" at this point.

Just get on with things.

We've been getting on with things for 37 years as of 10 AM Eastern Standard Time today, and we intend to continue doing so for a good few years more.

Love you, hon.

Happy Anniversary!

[ayamebird]

今日は結婚から1周の記念日

あっという間だった 感謝の気持ちと行動は忘れず

[whenweallvote]

“In love, you and I. You and I.” ♥️

Happy 32nd wedding anniversary to our favorite couple, Mr. and Mrs. Obama!

[artbyaleksandr]

gallavich wedding anniversary 💒

[elennemigo]

Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch and Sophie Irene Hunter got marriend on Valentine´s day, 10 years ago! The ceremony was held in a church in the isle of Wight (England), surrounded by their loved ones. 10 years later they formed a family, they´re strong, beantiful and making each other happy. CONGRATULATIONS BEN AND SOPHIE!! 💞💍

[joansiesbeloved]

A sweet moment captured of Jack and Jackie hugging as he arrives for their tenth wedding anniversary (which would also sadly be there last) party at the mansion where they had their reception. Circa, September 13th, 1963. Source: Pinterest.

[loki-nightfire]

Five-year wedding anniversary

Who wouldn't want to have a wedding ceremony or vows renewal like this? Warm night, some nice place, beautifull clothes and the most important thing - the magic of love. 

- Forever yours, hold my hand and I'm making you mine.

- Again.

[naturistgirl]

HAPPY 9th ANNIVERSARY TO MY WONDERFUL HUSBAND!

Thank you Mart @naturistcoupleuk for yet another beautiful year of naked wedded bliss and naturist adventures in the great outdoors. You are the centre of my universe and I adore being your devoted wife. Yours forever and for all time. I love being naked and clothes free, but most of all, I love being naked with you.

[szlez]

The Holy Bond

Destiel wedding anniversary celebration - the final instalment ;)

You can check out Part 1 & Part 2.

Happy anniversary to Cas & Dean and those who celebrate!

[paulandjohn]

John’s Birthday + Paul & Nancy’s Wedding Anniversary (Reddit)

Can’t believe I only just found out about this today (😭)

Screenshot from the article (of course Paul would deny it 🙄)

A funny comment at the end lol

[petermorwood]

Once there was a bookshop.

Its name was "Dark They Were And Golden Eyed", the title of a Ray Bradbury short story.

I'd seen it advertised in the back of my "Conan The Barbarian" comics, black-and-white UK reprints of the US originals which came out on the same day - Thursday, I think - as a two-hour first period history lesson (9AM-11AM).

So I bought my weekly Conan on the way to school as a pleasant back-of-the-class distraction from such A-Level delights as "Metternich and the Congress of Vienna" or "Bismarck and the origins of the Franco-Prussian War" or "Causes and Consequences of the French Revolution".

I was getting into fantasy at that time because British publishers were bringing it out like there was no tomorrow - Robert E. Howard "Conan" stories from Sphere, Clark Ashton Smith "Zothique" stories from Panther, and the Michael Moorcock book-of-the-month club from Mayflower.

Dark They Were was a sort of holy grail, because London wasn’t exactly round the corner or even a mere long train ride away as Dublin might have been, and my parents weren't willing to let me make a trip like that all alone. (I also suspect Dad had checked a map and found that Dark They Were was in the heart of Soho, a place with Other Kinds Of Bookshop.)

*****

I finally went to London after getting A-levels good enough for Uni, despite my History result not being what it might have been (no idea how that happened). :-P

Dad was right about the Other Kinds Of Bookshop, a couple of which I duly investigated and found to be educational, although not in the way intended. Even though the places I ate and drank and the books and records I bought on that same trip are long forgotten, I can still remember it.

Despite having at least my usual allowance of critical-faculty-blunting late teen hormones, the shops outweighed it with their air of furtive sleaze, like the carpet in a seedy bar that sticks to your shoes - except this was an all-body experience. They certainly filled me with desire, but that desire was for a long, hot shower.

So much for the main attraction of late-'70s Soho...

*****

Far more attractive was my discovery, just a short walk round the corner from DTW, of 58 Dean Street Records, which specialised in soundtrack albums.

I'd been buying soundtrack LPs for years, so what with DTW and 58, I was well laden on my way home, and none of those purchases needed hidden from the parents, either... :->

Despite that, Forever People in Bristol was an even more important SF bookshop, at least to me. For one thing it was easier to reach, less than an hour away when visiting an old school friend who at that time lived in Cardiff.

For another thing, I'd become a keen fan of fantasy anthologies, which were like samplers or tasting menus for different writers - you could call them selection boxes,and Irish / UK readers will know what I mean by that.

FP was where I found imports like Offutt's "Swords Against Darkness" series and DAW's "Year's Best Fantasy" series. I'd already got the first two in Carter's "Flashing Swords" series as UK imprints...

...so the instant I saw the US-import Number 5 I nabbed it.

A bit later, back in Belfast, I found a novel by one of those writers in Queen’s University Bookshop.

It was set in the same world as the short story and though the cover was, er, a less than accurate summation of the contents, those contents made for a fascinating read.

I met that writer twice, at SF conventions in 1985.

Then at a couple more in 1986.

After that came Boskone in 1987...

And the rest is history.

(Pedantic writer note: this has two typos. There's no apostrophe on Authors' - unless it's short for Authors Have A Wedding and I doubt that - and there's an extra O where I don't need it, a first but far from last instance of having my name misspelled in print...)

Happy soon-to-be-38th Anniversary, loved!

[teamwilsonfamily]

Celebrating 8 years of God’s love & grace over us @Ciara! Since we met, you’ve been my strength in every trial. My joy in every moment. My peace in every prayer. God blessed me with the most incredible gift in you! I am so grateful for our journey together. Here’s to a lifetime more. I love you Mrs. Wilson to Heaven & back! ❤️

[push-through-pilots]

Y'all, it's mom and dad's anniversary 🤪

happy 10 beautiful years to Tyler and Jenna 💖

#nowiseewhyhewrotethecraving #trulyatearinhisheart

[royalchildreneurope]

Princess Eugenie shared this picture on her Instagram page of herself, her husband, Jack Brooksbank and their sons, August Brooksbank and Ernest Brooksbank, on the occasion of her and Jack's 6th wedding anniversary on October 12th 2024 -October 13th 2024.

📷 : Princess Eugenie on Instagram.

[leonisandmurex]

William & Catherine + kiss me – sixpence none the richer♪