Honeymoons Every Day

Most couples get married once.

We get married every day.

Kevin asks me “Will you marry me?” every single day of our lives.
Some days our marriage lasts only minutes. Some days it lasts hours.
But it never lasts longer than 24 hours.

At midnight… we start over.

This simple tradition has shaped our entire relationship. It reminds us that love isn’t something you promise once and assume will last forever. Love is something you choose again and again—especially on the hard days.

We met in Vero Beach, Florida, and yes… Kevin is 14 years younger than me. People notice it right away. But what they notice even more is how we treat each other—with loyalty, laughter, respect, and daily commitment.

And here’s the fun part…

Sometimes I propose to Kevin first—because we compete. Whoever proposes first wins.

This “daily marriage” mindset has kept us strong through everything: busy work seasons, stressful days, life challenges, and all the little moments that can wear couples down if they stop paying attention.

We believe the honeymoon isn’t a vacation.

It’s a decision.

That’s why we call it Honeymoons Every Day.

Over the years, so many people have told us they admire our relationship. It’s one of the reasons Kevin was recently asked to officiate a wedding—because people see the love and stability we’ve built and they want that in their own lives.

One day, we hope to write a book about what we’ve learned—because we truly believe a happy marriage is possible when two people choose each other daily.

And we do.

Every single day.

Kevin and Lanette