Nineteen years later, they live in Kuilsriver Cape Town, South Africa. “We worked hard on our marriage and have great fun,” she shares. “Quantity and quality time together are very important in our marriage. We have our regular date nights and weekend breaks. I do, I do, I do all over again. Love you, William. Kiss kiss!”
“What I love the most about being married is that after all this time we truly still love each other,” says Cathy. “I Cathy have had several health issues including open heart surgery and a kidney transplant, and his love for me has never stopped. We have been through some hard times, but the good times always outweigh the bad. We are both Christians and love the Lord. I thank God for my husband everyday.”
“What I love most about being married is that you have the best opportunity to learn what the type of love Christ has for us truly means, and that is that it is unconditional,” says Curtia. “No matter what trials and situations may arise, we will weather the storm together.”
“The most humbling and joyous chapter of our marriage started six months ago when we were blessed with our daughter, Sydnie Octavia,” says Marcia. “Being parents has made us both more aware of how precious time is and how amazing life is. Especially when we’re experiencing it with an extension of ourselves.”
“What I love most about being married is having someone to talk to,” she says. “We are able to bounce off of each other. He brings out the best in me and he always tells me the truth. Aaron is truly my best friend and I love him dearly. Marriage is our ministry and we want all marriages to succeed. Three years ago we started a page called Marriage is Fly (Fun. Loving. You.) on Facebook. Today we have 450 members.”
Anthony and La’Shaunda Simes were married on JUne 16, 2001 in Winston-Salem North Carolina. “The one thing we love most about being married is growing and maturing in our walk together,” she tells us. “We didn’t have a lot of married couples around us that were able to pour wisdom and knowledge into our lives, so when we went through it, we went through it. But, we can sit back at the end of the day and think about where we’ve been and where we are now in our growth and say: ‘Look at God. Yeah we did that!'”