"We have been married 10 years. We met at an economics party at our undergrad (even though neither of us was an economics major)!"

Relationship Advice:
"Never try to have a serious conversation if you’re tired or hungry!"

"Joel lived in Natchez across the street from my dear Aunt Betty and my cousins that I came to visit often. So, we played together in the summers in the neighborhood. And at church events, summer camps etc. our friendship was always rekindled. He was my escort in his sister wedding when we were teenagers. We started dating my sophomore year of college. We got married 2 years later and just celebrated 33 years of marriage!"

"Keep your relationship with God and each other as priority. The closer you get to God, the closer you get to each other. Marry your best friend and you will have a real BFF."

"Ashley was a ski guide  on the north east.  Wes a Mississippi native was working out of Massachusetts. Wes and Ashley met  in Maine  while skiing.  They later met up in Vermont  to ski and Boston for a few dates.  2 months later they started dating in  Banff Canada and the rest is history."

"Celebrate the small things and keep dating each other! Plan fun new tradition for you and your family!"

"In 2007, we first crossed paths at an event in Vicksburg. While chatting with Arthur's sister, he noticed us and came over to introduce himself. Discovering mutual friends, we later reunited for a memorable night on the reservoir with shared laughter, late-night talks, swimming, and boat rides. After exchanging numbers, he called to ensure my safe return to campus, leading to our first official dinner date that weekend. Despite the distance, we committed to weekend drives, and by 2008, we were engaged. I transferred schools to be closer during his final year of medical school, and in 2009, the week before his graduation, we celebrated our marriage. We will observe 15 years married this May."

"Practice active listening to understand each other, acknowledging imperfections with compassion. Embrace adventure through spontaneous outings, injecting excitement into your relationship. When faced with challenges, lean on each other for strength – it's in these moments that your bond grows stronger, paving the way for a resilient marriage."