The demand for love never ends:
77 years after saying "I do" for the first time, hurriedly and without real celebrations due to the war, a loving couple from the state of Iowa in the US renewed their vows, actually held a real wedding for the first time, and finally got photographed documentation .
When Frankie (97) and Royce (98) King exchanged vows for the first time 77 years ago, the canopy was quickly held when Royce took a short leave of absence from the Army during World War II, where he served in the Pacific sector, and the two did not even get photographed documentation of the exciting day of their lives.
When the Iowa hospice staff helping the couple heard that the two had no photos from their wedding day, they decided to surprise the young couple of souls and arrange a wedding ceremony and vow renewal for them, this time of course everything will be documented and photographed.
And indeed it was.
The blushing bride, who at her first wedding did not even get to wear a wedding dress, received a fashionable patch about two weeks ago and wore a vintage dress to her wedding ceremony with the groom flaunting his Air Force uniform.
The dress arrived 77 years late, Photo: Hilary Michelson, St.
Croix Hospice
In the best tradition the groom was not allowed to see the bride before the canopy, and he was privileged to meet her only after being led to their backyard which became for a few hours their private paradise with the help of the hospice staff.
These of course were moved from class to tears and made sure to document everything in an exciting series of photos.
Carried to the Canopy, Photo: Hilary Michelson, St.
Croix Hospice
The hospice team made sure to share the exciting event on the place's official Facebook page, and the post received more than 18,000 likes, tens of thousands of shares and thousands of excited comments.
The couple at their remarriage, Photo: Hilary Michelson, St.
Croix Hospice
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