Most Romantic Couple?

My favorite celebrity couple has got to be Heidi & Seal. Not just because they are both gorgeous, but because they're so in love. It just radiates from them. They are always referring to each other as "my husband" and "my wife", and they do it adoringly. Plus, they also renew their vows every year and throw a themed party for their friends to also celebrate with them. This tradition even inspired newlyweds Fergie and Josh Duhamel to do the same this year.

Heidi is the covergirl for the February InStyle and I think she's the perfect woman to do so for the month that celebrates love (even if it is a Hallmark holiday). I read her article last night, and it's really stuck with me. I'm very much in awe of her and Seal's love and it really inspired me to show my love for my lover even more.

Here are some quotes from the article:

"I don't flirt. Even if you don't touch someone or do anything to them, it's disrespectful to your husband. I would never do that. I'm very devoted and he's the same."

What do you think about this? My bf and I are natural flirts, but I don't think either of us ever cross the line, but her point of view made think about it. Is it disrespectful? Would our relationship change if we turned that flirtiness to only each other? We our connection be deeper because we kept focused on only each other?


"Seal still says beautiful things to me after all these years. I couldn't be more excited when he come home."



Here's her most romantic song: "Wedding Day" which Seal wrote for her on their, you guessed it, wedding day.

Her most romantic room in the house: "Whichever one Seal is in."

The following romantic gift, gesture, and letter also all include her "husband".

If all of this wasn't cute enough, they always dress as a themed couple for Halloween each year.

Who is your favorite couple, celebrity or not? Why are they your favorite?

What have you learned from other couples that you do in your current relationships?

The few things I've learned from relationships I admire is to always respect the other person and treat them that way, that when you're fighting to remember you're on the same team, and to always tell the other person how you feel and show it to them without worrying about your pride.