Today is ourAnniversary.
Happy Anniversary Ryan and Paige! 
It’s been 14 years since we got married. If I could find a digital wedding picture, I’d put it in, but I’m not finding one right now. In thinking about it, I really don’t know where my life would be had I not married Ryan. 
Because of him, I live in this beautiful house and I have 5 beautiful smart children. Because of him I’m able to stay at home with the kids and raise them the best I can.
He’s supportive in my work with the bell choir, and doesn’t complain when I go to book club or out with friends once in a while. He’s helpful and loving. He can fix just about anyone’s computer, and if he can’t, he’ll recycle it for parts. 
Sure, we get on each others nerves and dissagree about many things, but for the most part we get along quite well, and I still love him just as much (more, even!) as when we got married. 
But then, that could all be because he married the best wife possible. Happy Anniversary!
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Happy Anniversasry, you two! You’ve really become a great family, because you started out as two really great people. Lots of love and congrats!
Congratulations!
I remember your dating days, I remember your wedding day, I remember the birth of your first child, I remember the sound of your giggle, Ryan’s low guffaw, and your childrens happy voices around the dinner table. I love your life. It makes me happy. Heart felt congratulations!
Happy Anniversary!
Paige, I don’t think I’ve ever seen you look better than in these pictures. You are a beautiful woman, inside and out. xoxo Congrats
Contrats to a wonderful couple.
I love you both! Ryan IS that great–and so are you!
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! What great pictures and reminders of a great life together!
Happy Anniversary! You guys are awesome and I love how happily married you seem every time I see you. You two are constantly thinking of nice and happy things to do for someone and I really admire that about you. Both of you radiate happiness. May you enjoy the next 14 years as much as you have the first 14.