Make Time For A Little Romance

Frank and Anita Milford, who celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary in 2008, say the secret to a lasting marriage is to "iron out your arguments before bedtime and share a kiss and a cuddle every night before bed".

To learn more tips from the couple, click here.

Love Quote of the Week

"When marrying, ask yourself this question: Do you believe that you will be able to converse well with this person into your old age? Everything else in marriage is transitory." - Friedrich Nietzsche

It's In Her Kiss - 80 Years of Marriage

Mitchell and Mattie Atkins, a Philadelphia couple, recently celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary surrounded by family and friends.

Mitchell says kissing Mattie is "still magical" after all these years.

To read more about the Atkins' special love story, please follow the link below:

source: BET

Love Quote of the Week

"The more you invest in a marriage, the more valuable it becomes." - Amy Grant

Custard: Key to a Successful Marriage?

A wife in the UK credits custard as the key to a successful marriage.

It must be quite the recipe--they've been married 70 years!

To read more about the Worcester Park couple, click here.

Love Quote of the Week

"Motto for the bride and groom: We are a work in progress with a lifetime contract." - Phyllis Koss

Couple Meets at Wedding 65 Years Ago

It's no secret that weddings are a great place to meet a partner. In fact, it's so common, it's become fodder for several recent movies.

A Staten Island couple, who met at a friend's wedding and recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary is proof there can be a happy ending to a wedding day hook up.

To read more about the couple, please click here

Love Quote of the Week

"One of the great illusions of our time is that love is self-sustaining. It is not. Love must be fed and nurtured, constantly renewed. That demands ingenuity and consideration, but first and foremost, it demands time." David Mace

Love Quote of the Week

"People think they have to find their soulmate to have a good marriage. You're not going to "find" your soulmate. Anyone you meet already has soulmates. Their mother. Their father. Their lifelong friends. You get married, and after 20 years of loving,bearing and raising children, meeting challenges - then you'll have "created" your soulmate." - Diane Sollee