Cindy Crawford Marks 25 Years Of Marriage To Rande Gerber With Throwback Photos Of Their Wedding

Supermodel Cindy Crawford and her husband, Rande Gerber, recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, sharing throwback photos from their wedding day in 1998.

Their breathtaking wedding ceremony took place at the Ocean Club in Nassau, featuring a beautiful beach setting, live music from Baha Men, and exquisite floral arrangements.

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In a heartwarming celebration of love and commitment, supermodel Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber marked a milestone as they joyfully commemorated their 25th wedding anniversary. Taking to Instagram on Monday, the 57-year-old beauty shared a heartfelt photo tribute with her followers.

Crawford delighted her fans by unveiling a collection of throwback pictures from their unforgettable wedding day in 1998. Among the snapshots was a captivating close-up of the newlyweds. The series also included an image of the couple gracefully dancing on a picturesque beach, as well as an aerial shot capturing the bride and groom surrounded by their guests.

The photo carousel also captured moments of the couple's special day, showcasing Crawford and Gerber cutting into their wedding cake. The last snapshot was a timeless sepia-toned silhouette of the pair dancing barefoot, with Gerber donning a casually untucked white dress shirt and Crawford in an off-the-rack white lace Galliano minidress, elegantly draped with a Valentino shawl.

Crawford penned a heartfelt caption alongside the captivating images, writing, "25 years ago today, Rande and I got married at the Ocean Club in the Bahamas." She added, "It was a picture-perfect wedding all captured by @arthurelgort. We spent a beautiful weekend surrounded by family and friends celebrating our love for each other. I would do it all over again in a second."

The supermodel continued her heartfelt wedding tribute by speaking about the blessings of their marriage, particularly their children. She wrote, "I want to congratulate 'us' on making it 25 years. We have been blessed in so many ways, especially our two children @presleygerber and @kaiagerber."

The Meaningful Beauty founder continued, "I also want to acknowledge that even with all the blessings, life is full of ups and downs and challenges. I'm proud of how we have navigated life together — looking to each other for strength and comfort. You have been my best friend and rock and I can't imagine a life without you." Happy Anniversary @randegerber!" she added.

Crawford's beautiful wedding tribute attracted comments from fellow celebrities and fans who wished the couple many more years of wedded bliss.

According to People magazine, Crawford and Gerber exchanged vows at the stunning Ocean Club in Nassau, where the couple was serenaded by a talented band called Baha Men, who would later rise to fame and earn a Grammy Award for their infectious hit "Who Let the Dogs Out" in 2000.

With the idyllic beach setting as their backdrop, the intimate wedding welcomed around 90 guests, who were treated to a delectable feast of seafood delicacies, tantalizing pasta dishes, and succulent roast beef. To top it all off, the couple indulged in Crawford's personal favorite: a three-tiered carrot cake.

The renowned fashion photographer Arthur Elgort captured the unforgettable moments of the ceremony through his lens. Floral designer Michelle White worked her magic to create an enchanting atmosphere. Clusters of exquisite dendrobium orchids and frangipani, alongside native bougainvillea, hibiscus, and monstera leaves, adorned the reception area.

In an interview last month, Crawford revealed that she and her husband maintained a "more traditional" dynamic in their home. Crawford takes charge of managing the household, overseeing tasks such as meal planning, appointment scheduling, and grocery shopping. On the other hand, Gerber embraces his role as the fixer-upper, addressing any repairs that may be needed around the house.

"I was going to joke and say I can barely get him to pick up a wet towel, which is partly true, but I will say, if something around the house needs repair—he'll repair it if he knows how," Crawford playfully mentioned to People.

She added, "You know if the air conditioning's not working, he deals with that. Or if there's a patch of grass that needs replacing. So I would say we're pretty good at divvying up the responsibilities of life." According to Crawford, their ability to divide and conquer various aspects of life stems from the "more traditional" environments they grew up in as children.