Little People, Big World personalities Jeremy and Audrey Roloff recently celebrated their four-year anniversary, and Audrey has a special surprise in store for her husband.
Audrey shared a gallery of the pair’s anniversary getaway on Instagram alongside a detailed caption about how she marked the occasion. The couple traveled to Portland, Oregon, for their first overnight trip without their infant daughter, Ember.
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The proud wife and mom booked a room at the same hotel that the pair spent their wedding night in, which would be special enough for some couples. However, Audrey took things up a notch.
To preface her surprise, Audrey recalled their fascination with the hotel’s displayed typewriter in the lobby.
“I remember when we checked in on our wedding night Jer and I flipped out because there was a typewriter in the entry way,” she wrote. “The typewriter holds a special meaning in our love story – Jeremy sent me hand typed letters throughout our years of long distance, he asked me to be his wife on the typewriter, and our typewriter has been on display in every home we’ve ever lived in, reminding and inspiring us to write a love story worth reading.”
In preparation for their arrival, Audrey had the hotel staff type out a message on the typewriter. It was a loving tribute to Jeremy, which made him smile when she told him to read it aloud for her camera.
It was a small detail, but one that helped the young couple make the most of their special day, which they have vowed to make special each and every year.
“Jer and I celebrate our anniversary as if it’s a national holiday,” Audrey wrote. “We are firm believers that love, of all things, should especially be celebrated. So no matter how inconvenient, we are intentional about carving out time on September 20th to reminisce the past year, dream for the future, and recommit to the promises made on our wedding day.”
She continued, “And as our favorite quote from our favorite book says… ‘If it’s half as good as the half we’ve known, here’s Hail! to the rest of the road.’ Happy anniversary Farmer. Let’s keep living.”
