First date, first kiss … and forever, all in one day?
Newlyweds Paul and Sarah Edwards from the United Kingdom tied the knot during their very first date, according to British news outlet theKentLive.
The couple met on the popular dating app Bumble, and quickly fell in love with each other through their mobile devices.
Paul and Sarah finally met on Christmas Day, they shared during the interview, but instead of going out for coffee or dinner at a fancy restaurant, they got together at Gatwick Airport in England. There — fully dressed in their wedding attire — the couple boarded a plane bound for the United States.
The lovebirds held off on kissing each other until they reached Las Vegas, where they then exchanged vows and topped off one of the most legendary first dates ever, reported the outlet.
“I thought that would be just really cool, to be able to tell our future children, ‘That the first time daddy saw mommy was when she was in a wedding dress on the way to the wedding,’ ” shared Sarah, 34, onThis Morning.
The newlyweds said the key to their whirlwind magical romance has been being honest with each other.
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“We’ve been completely open about literally everything,” said Sarah.
And despite the short-term nature of their relationship, Paul, 36, insisted to the hosts, “We were very open and honest about everything in our lives, past, present, future, our aspirations. What we were looking for.”
The couple toldThis Morninghosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford that they are already planning to have kids. (Paul already has two children, ages 15 and 13, he shared.)
Still, Sarah and Paul admitted that they are aware things won’t always be so perfect.
“I think any relationship is a risk. You invest your emotions, heart, soul into a person,” Paul said on the morning show. “If you take that risk at the beginning you know you are fully invested.”
But “having faith in each other,” and continuing to be honest with each other, both believe will help make the marriage a success.
“It’s going to be difficult,” Sarah said onThis Morning, “but any marriage is difficult.”
source: people.com
