'Here’s to many more years of love, good health and making more beautiful memories with our family and each other. I adore you'
The TV presenter and celebrity photographer tied the knot on this day in 2011 in Killashee House Hotel in Kildare.
Reflecting on eleven years of marriage, Jenny shared a gorgeous video from her and Martin's wedding day on Instagram as she told her followers how much she adores her husband."So this day 11 years ago we married," Jenny began.The wedding expert continued: "Here’s to many more years of love, good health and making more beautiful memories with our family and each other. I adore you".
It wasn't long before the popular couple were inundated with messages of support from friends and followers. Martin's Virgin Media colleague Karen Koster wrote: "That flew in!!! What a wonderful day it was! Happy anniversary to you both!"View gallery "Happy anniversary guys," added Six O'Clock Show contributor Fionnuala Jay.While another commented: "Happy 11th Wedding Anniversary Jenny & Martin. Wishing you both every happiness".
Jenny then took to her Instagram stories to share a selfie of her getting ready, revealing that she was getting ready to meet Martin in Dublin city. No doubt the husband and wife have a special date night planned to mark their anniversary.The TV favourite will take up a new role on Ireland AM starting this Friday as he joins the weekend lineup with Elaine Crowley on Katja Mia.
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