Grace & Tom said yes.
A church hall, a borrowed dress, and a cake from the corner bakery.
One more yes.
This summer they're doing it again, in the same hall, with all of us watching.
thennow
Drag to go from then to now. On a real webfolio, these are your own photos, forty years apart.
A long marriage, roughly counted
What they started with, and what they have now.
The first letter, and the latest
Tom has written to Grace every anniversary. These are the two ends of the pile.
Four front doors
Every house they've lived in, drawn from memory by their granddaughter. Tap a window.
Same hall. Better cake.
Vows, read by a very nervous Tom.
Tea and the corner bakery cake.
The first dance. Tom stood on her foot twice.
Vows, read by the grandchildren, who have been told to keep it short.
Tea, sandwiches, and the corner bakery cake, recreated from the original photo.
The first dance, to the same song. Tom has been practicing.
Share a memory of them
How well do you know them?
Five questions. The grandchildren got three.
"I'd say yes again."
People ask what the secret is. There isn't one. You just keep choosing each other, on the good days and the boring ones. He still makes my tea every morning. Forty years. I'd say yes again tomorrow.
On this sample your device reads the words aloud. On a real Wedding Webfolio, it's your own voices.Sign the register
Forty years ago, eleven people signed. This time, everyone can.
- Lilygranddaughter, 9 · drew the houses
- Sam & Prititheir eldest, and his wife
- Joanbridesmaid, both times
- The Hendersonsnext door since the leaky roof