WORLD’S OLDEST MARRIED COUPLE AGED 110 AND 103 CELEBRATE THEIR 90TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

World’s oldest married couple aged 110 and 103 celebrate their 90th wedding anniversaryPosted By: Samuel Ndeon:

Karam (left) and Karaari Chand, aged 110 and 103 respectively, celebrate their 90th wedding anniversary at home in Bradford. Mr and Mrs Chand were married in India at a Sikh ceremony on December 11 in 1925, when the country was under British rule. WORDS BY GUZELIAN The worldís oldest living married couple have reached yet another millstone as they celebrate their 90th wedding anniversary today (DECEMBER 11). Karam and Katari Chand, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, have spent almost their entire lives together as their love for each grew stronger every year. Mr and Mrs Chand were married in India at a Sikh ceremony on December 11 in 1925, when the country was under British rule. They took the title of oldest married couple when they celebrated their 88th wedding anniversary and were looking to reach 90-year mark ever since.The world’s oldest married couple, with a combined age of 213 years, are celebrating their 90th wedding anniversary.

Karam Chand, 110, and his wife Kartari Chand, 103, from Bradford, West Yorkshire will have a lot to reminisce about over a celebratory slice of cake.

On December 11, 1925, the couple married in a Sikh ceremony in India when the country was still under British rule.

The record holders were both born in November and last month enjoyed a joint birthday celebration with family and friends from around the world.

By this point they must be pretty good at buying each other good gifts, right?

Kartari and Karim moved to Bradford in 1965 and currently have eight children, 27 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

They live with their youngest son Paul, his wife and two of their four children.

Paul said: ‘To be aged 110 and to be so healthy is a huge milestone for anyone…We are still trying to come up with names for what you would call a 90th anniversary, as it is such an achievement.’

He added: ‘I am also proud of the my whole for family for helping us keep my parents in such good health. It is a blessing to have them still around and to have them still telling me what to do.’

Karam, who turned 110 on November 10, and Kartari, who turned 103 on November 1, opened a new Westfield shopping centre, The Broadway, in honour of their achievement last month.

The two local celebrities also led their community in the annual Girlington Parade