Last Saturday evening, under the soft hush of twilight, couples gathered on the veranda of Eddy Farm for a candlelight dinner that felt like a glimpse of heaven. The long table, draped in sage green and white, stretched beneath fluttering curtains and overlooked the quiet woods. Lanterns cast a gentle glow, while fresh flowers and vintage plates whispered of beauty and care.

It wasn’t just a meal—it was a sacred pause. A time for husbands and wives to look into each other’s eyes, to hold hands without hurry, to remember the vows spoken long ago. In the glow of candlelight and the stillness of nature, love was quietly rekindled.

That night, laughter flowed softly, prayers rose gently, and hearts drew near—not just to one another, but to the One who first joined them together.