Top Favorite Messages

Forty years of marriage hasn't made me take you for granted, it's only made me more sure I chose right.

Happy 50th anniversary. I'm grateful for fifty years spent leaning on faith together, especially in the harder seasons.

Happy 60th anniversary. I'm grateful for sixty years spent leaning on faith together, especially in the harder seasons.

Happy anniversary to the woman who somehow still surprises me, even after all the years we've spent learning each other.

Watching you pray together growing up taught me more about faith than any sermon ever could. Happy anniversary.

Happy anniversary to two people whose commitment to each other has never seemed like a burden, only a choice you both keep making.

Marriage means sharing everything, including the blanket you somehow never actually get to keep. Happy anniversary anyway.

You're still the best part of coming home every day.

You still haven't returned my favorite hoodie, but I'm keeping you anyway. Happy anniversary.

Another year of you telling the same story at every family gathering, and somehow I still laugh at the ending every time.

Congratulations on another year together. Your commitment to each other and to your faith is something worth celebrating.

I've carried pieces of how you two love each other into my own relationships, more than you probably realize.

Another year of you telling the same story at every party, and somehow I still laugh at the ending every time.

Cheers to another year for you two. Hope it's full of good food and zero drama.

I'm grateful for the traditions you two built, the ones that still shape our holidays and family gatherings decades later.

I learned this year that you have a way of making even the most stressful days feel manageable just by being in the room.

Five years ago neither of us could cook. Now we've got a whole system, and only one of us still burns the toast. Happy anniversary.

A decade ago we could barely assemble a bookshelf together. Now we're basically a professional furniture-building team. Happy anniversary.

Fifteen years ago we could barely assemble a bookshelf together. Now we're basically a professional furniture-building team. Happy anniversary.

Two decades ago neither of us could cook. Now we've got a whole system, and only one of us still burns the toast. Happy anniversary.

Twenty-five years of marriage taught me that lasting love has less to do with grand gestures and everything to do with staying.

Thirty years of marriage taught me that lasting love has less to do with grand gestures and everything to do with staying.

Forty years of marriage taught me that lasting love has less to do with grand gestures and everything to do with staying.

We've raised a family, welcomed grandchildren, and lived through more change than either of us could have imagined, and somehow you're still my favorite part of all of it.