Love Never Ends: Man, 93, Finally Weds Lover, 88, Nearly 3 Years after Meeting Online
- An elderly couple from New York never gave up on finding love as they tied the knot in their old age
- Robert Marshall is 93, while his bride Anne Cooper, 88, disclosed she had been dreaming of the qualities her hubby had ever since she was a young girl
- They met online on a dating app, as they were both widowed, and the man shared it was love at first sight for him when he saw his woman's profile on a dating site
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A bride and her groom have proven that love always wins as they tied the knot in their old age.
Elderly couple never gave up on love
Nothing beats finding your soul mate, the one your heart beats for and the person to spend the rest of your life with.
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An elderly couple walked down the aisle in each other's arms, and they revealed they had found love when they least expected it.
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They were both widowed when they decided to explore a dating site and urged elderly people not to lose hope in love.
Love at first sight?
Robert was on a dating platform before he came across his wife's picture, and something about the picture he reveals struck him like she was the one for him.
According to PEOPLE, Anne revealed that the first time she met Robert for a date, he was well poised, and with how he carried himself, she instantly knew she was in love.
The two lovers were clearly smitten with each other as they shared pictures of each other and looked sweet in their love.
Joyful strangers gather in their numbers to celebrate local bride on her way to say “i do” at home affairs
In another story, Briefly News reported that Mzansi peeps love a good celebration and a wedding ceremony is right on top of the list!
One local bride was pleasantly surprised by the warm embrace and ululations of her uninvited wedding guests.
Nina Steininger Collins shared photos and a video from her big day on the #ImStaying Facebook group which showed her pictured with strangers who had been outside Home Affairs Wynberg.
The strangers couldn’t help but get in a festive mood as they sang and celebrated Nina on her matrimony before going to sign her marriage papers.
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