Arie and Lauren Luyendyk recently renewed their vows in Aruba after four years of marriage.Photo:Arie Luyendyk/Instagram
Arie Luyendyk/Instagram
Arie Luyendyk Jr.and wifeLauren Burnham Luyendykare saying “I do” all over again!The couple, who met and fell in love on season 22 ofThe Bachelor, renewed their vows during a recent family trip to Aruba. And in a fun twist, their vow renewal ceremony was an epic group affair.
Arie and Lauren Luyendyk met and fell in love on Arie’s season of ‘The Bachelor.'.Arie Luyendyk/Instagram
“We were able to celebrate alongside our family and couples from around the globe on the shores of Eagle Beach,” the two wrote in the caption of the post, which included a video showcasing highlights from their experience.
The couple stood under a palm leaf arch as they renewed their vows, before sharing a kiss and posing for photos. Afterwards, they joined the other couples to celebrate with music and dancing on the beach.
In text captions over the video, Arie and Lauren explained why they decided to do a vow renewal so soon after their 2019 wedding.
“There are different seasons of marriage. Renewing your vows brings new intention and a renewed focus on things that may not have been clear during your wedding day,” they shared.
Arie and Lauren Luyendyk tied the knot in January 2019.Arie Luyendyk/Instagram
“There is never a bad time to recommit and share why, and more importantly how, you’re going to love and honor your partner,” they added, before concluding with, “This is my promise, now and forever.”
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The reality stars’ romantic moment comes after they recently admitted tohitting a rough patch in their marriageafter welcoming their twins in June 2021. Appearing onThe Most Dramatic Podcast Everin March, they revealed that they decamped to separate bedrooms at the time.
“We were sleeping in separate bedrooms because we were trying to allow one of us to get sleep one night and then the next night we’d switch,” Lauren told host Chris Harrison, who officiatedtheir wedding, held in Maui, Hawaii. “We were kind of just two ships passing in the night for a while.”
They also stopped carving out time alone to connect as a couple. “We didn’t make any time for each other,” Arie said. “We were sleep deprived. Also, I think at that point your temper — your fuse is short, a little bit of bickering and then the sex life kind of goes out the window there too for a while.”
After realizing they needed a reset, they worked harder to prioritize their relationship while also parenting three young children. “We made sure that we spent time with each other away from the kids,” Arie explained. “We had my parents watch them or we hired help to give us a little bit of a break, which was a much needed thing for us.”
source: people.com
