Chip Gaines shared a throwback photo from his wedding day and called Joanna 'the girl of my dreams' on their 17th anniversary
- Chip and Joanna Gaines of "Fixer Upper" fame celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary on Sunday.
- To celebrate the occasion, Chip posted a throwback photo from the couple's wedding to his Instagram.
- "After all these years Joanna Lea Stevens, you really are the girl of my dreams," he wrote in the sweet post.
Chip and Joanna Gaines became popular with their fans for many reasons: their teamwork, the incredible homes they design, and their peaceful farm life all make the duo seem like the perfect pair.
But the couple's obvious love for one another might be the biggest reason why people are drawn to them, with their funny banter and candid kisses being almost as entertaining as their business endeavors.
When the couple celebrated 17 years of marriage on Sunday, fans got a more intimate glimpse into the Gaines' romance.
Chip posted a set of photos to his Instagram in honor of his wife to mark the occasion.
The first photo in the set was a throwback shot of Chip and Joanna at their wedding, showing the couple in the early days of their relationship. Chip sweetly kisses his wife in the shot.
The second photo is a solo shot of Joanna, highlighting how they've grown together.
In the caption of his post, Chip calls Joanna his "dream girl," writing: "Juuuust married! Everything about you has made everything about me better. And 17 years later I'm still learning from and loving on the most incredible woman in the world. After all these years Joanna Lea Stevens, you really are the girl of my dreams.. Happy 17th sweet girl. I love you."
You can see Chip's post here.
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