50 years of love: Katharina and Jakob Ott celebrate their festival in Teublitz!

50 years of love: Katharina and Jakob Ott celebrate their festival in Teublitz!

A jubilee couple from Teublitz, Katharina and Jakob Ott recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. A very special event that was a reason to be happy not only for the two jubilees, but also for the entire local community. Mayor Thomas Beer (CSU) did not miss the opportunity to come by personally and congratulated congratulations and a small present. The two have enriched their lives in Teublitz with numerous memories and experiences.

Katharina, born Gaus, and her husband Jakob met during her professional career. Jakob, a tanker, regularly took Katharina to work, and so a deep connection developed from the time together. Her way together started 50 years ago when they said yes. Now you can enjoy your retirement in a self -made house, in which your daughter, her son -in -law and two grandchildren live in Munich and Nuremberg.

Garden joys and common ground

Katharina Ott's way of life is characterized by a deep passion for baking and gardening. Cucumbers, strawberries, raspberries and even seven different tomato varieties thrive in their garden. Her husband Jakob, on the other hand, worked as a driver for a long time and later as a master builder; In his free time he likes to solve crossword puzzles and reads books. On the balcony of your house, you can enjoy the view of the green area in Teublitz - a truly quiet retreat.

But the golden wedding is not only a reason for the celebration for Katharina and Jakob Ott. The Marrigy Edeltraud and Erhard Koller from the Weiherdorf district of Teublitzer recently celebrated this special day. They got to know each other in the "Vetterl" dance hall and gave themselves the yes word on January 18, 1974 in the Teublitzer registry office. Mayor Beer also visited this couple to hand over congratulations and small gifts.

Celebrations with a touch of tradition

Both couples celebrated in a cozy setting with neighbors, friends and family. A golden wedding in Germany sees many couples in their life together by many couples. Around 60,000 couples celebrate their golden wedding annually, traditionally around 80% renew their marriage promise. Here, the gold not only symbolizes consistency, but also wisdom and unshakable love. It is a custom that has developed over decades and strengthens family ties while values ​​are passed on to the next generation.

For the celebrations, gold colors and the number 50 popular topics for decoration are. The process ranges from emotional speeches to the renewal of the marriage promise to common moments of memory. The selection of the culinary highlights also plays a major role, with traditional and modern dishes often united. These special festivals give the jubilees the opportunity to remind you again and to share the joy of their long -term partnership.

The next 50 years in which love and cohesion not only shape their own wedding traditions, but also go into the hearts of the coming generations!