This Paraguayan couple met each other, fell in love and moved in together in 1933, six years before the outbreak of World War Two and now eighty years later, they decided to cement their relationship, by getting married.
Jose Manuel Riella, 103, finally vowed to give himself to Martina Lopez, his 99-year-old bride,during a ceremony attended by dozens of their family members, their eight children, 50 grandchildren , 35 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great-grandchildren.
As guests wiped away the tears, Mr Riella, who wore a smart dark suit and a light blue shirt, sat in his wheelchair and smiled at his wife, who wore a long white wedding dress.
After the vows there was an ‘entertaining’ party and the priest who presided over the Catholic ceremony said they were the oldest newlyweds he had ever married.

Woow..what a couple!!!
Happy married life to them

5mins to dead, the man decides to marry her after 8children, 50 grandchildren, 35 great grand children and 20 great great grand children. Not to talk of 80years together. This woman should get guiness book of records for most patient. Kai! Some women don see something.

truly when humans grow old, they start behaving like children again! the man has a mental problem but instead of d society to help them, they are doing the otherwise

wasak: truly when humans grow old, they start behaving like children again! the man has a mental problem but instead of d society to help them, they are doing the otherwise

seriouslyy

baby_123: 5mins to dead, the man decides to marry her after 8children, 50 grandchildren, 35 great grand children and 20 great great grand children. Not to talk of 80years together. This woman should get guiness book of records for most patient. Kai! Some women don see something.

Some women don't care for a marriage certificate.

These people may have had the most fulfilling marriage ever. How many married people would marry their spouse again after 10,20,30,40 years of being together if they had the chance to turn back time?

They are a big family and saying yes to each other after SO MANY YEARS is probably a symbol of their love that DID STAND the test of time.

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daisyjay: This Paraguayan couple met each other, fell in love and moved in together in 1933, six years before the outbreak of World War Two and now eighty years later, they decided to cement their relationship, by getting married.
Jose Manuel Riella, 103, finally vowed to give himself to Martina Lopez, his 99-year-old bride,during a ceremony attended by dozens of their family members, their eight children, 50 grandchildren , 35 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great-grandchildren.
As guests wiped away the tears, Mr Riella, who wore a smart dark suit and a light blue shirt, sat in his wheelchair and smiled at his wife, who wore a long white wedding dress.
After the vows there was an ‘entertaining’ party and the priest who presided over the Catholic ceremony said they were the oldest newlyweds he had ever married.

so how come they get all these grand children when they never marry, these oyibo sef.. SMH

;DHilarious

Very funny

I am touched.