Couple Who Met at Woodstock Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Surprise Cake from Family

Photo: Courtesy Chloe Kooper Judy and Jerry Griffin are celebrating two special milestones this summer — their 50th anniversary and the fact that they finally found a photo from when they met at Woodstock in 1969. The Griffins celebrated their anniversary earlier this week with family and friends, who surprised them with a very special celebratory confection. “Our kids surprised us with this wonderful cake,” Judy, 72, says and shared a photo of the cake with PEOPLE.

Couple Who Met Because of 9/11 Are Marking 19 Years of Marriage: Inside Their Unlikely Love Story

“Make the most of today, because who knows what tomorrow’s going to bring,” says Nick Marson. It’s a lesson he learned firsthand on Sept. 11, 2001. The British native, now 72, was flying from London to Houston aboard Continental Airlines flight C03 for a work trip when terrorists turned other passenger jets into weapons on U.S. soil.With the U.S. airspace shut down as the nation went into survival mode, Nick’s flight was one of 38 diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, where locals in the small town rushed to shelter and feed the 6,700 passengers who were stranded for days in the aftermath of 9/11.

Couple Who Met in ER Welcome Their First Baby — and Name Him After the Hospital! 'It Was Absolutely Perfect'

Emily Salerno McDavitt and Adam McDavitt with son Cooper.Photo: Courtesy of Kristen Noble Photography A couple found true love in the most unlikely of places: a hospital emergency department in New Jersey. Now, they’re celebrating their first Valentine’s Day as a family of three after welcoming their son, whom they fittingly named after the hospital where they met. Emily Salerno McDavitt, 35, and Adam McDavitt, 40, met back in 2015, when Emily, a registered nurse atCooperman Barnabas Medical Center, applied to work in the emergency department.

Couple Who Met on Dating App Bumble Get Married — During Their First Date

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.

Couple Who Met on Livestream App Gets Engaged During Their First In-Person Meeting One Year Later

It was love at first sight for Gemma Burrows and Joel Rabago — through a computer screen.Burrows, 26, and Rabago, 28, are preparing to wed in May despite having only met once in person and maintaining their long distance relationship through the livestream broadcasting community,LiveMe.“I thought she was an awesome person. She was sweet and her personality showed in her messages,” Rabago tells PEOPLE. As for Burrows, she says she was immediately drawn to Rabago’s “cool” personality.