Trista Sutter Celebrates 22nd Wedding Anniversary with Husband Ryan by Sharing a Photo from Every Year They’ve Spent Together

Trista and Ryan Sutter are celebrating another year of marriage!

Trista, 53, marked their 22nd wedding anniversary on Saturday, Dec. 6, with a nostalgic Instagram post featuring a slideshow of photos from each of their 22 years together.

“22 pictures for 22 years (well, really 23 pictures because I wanted the song to last longer!).
22 years of love, friendship, compromise, trust, forgiveness, laughter, safety, peace, adventure, passion, joy and so much more,” she wrote in the caption.

“No matter the ups and downs, I wouldn’t want to do life with anyone else,” Trista continued. “I love you with everything, @ryansutter and can’t wait to celebrate 22 more. Happy anniversary.”

The photos showcase the couple’s love story, from cozy dinner dates and beach vacations to Trista’s pregnancies.

Trista, then Trista Rehn, led the first-ever season of The Bachelorette, where she fell in love with Ryan, 51. She had previously been the runner-up on season 1 of The Bachelor.

On the show’s season finale in February 2003, Ryan proposed to Trista, and they got married months later in December.

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Trista and Ryan went on to welcome two children together: son Maxwell, born in 2007, and daughter Blakeley, born in 2009.

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The pair have returned to reality television numerous times over the years. Between them both, they’ve made appearances on Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, Dancing with the Stars and Fear Factor, to name a few series.

Trista and Ryan opened up about their marriage — namely their sex life — during a recent apperance on the Amy & T.J. podcast.

Looking at how things have changed for them after two decades married, Trista said, “Now versus then? Well, I mean, 21 years later, and two teenagers who walk in your room looking for Q-tips or whatever, you know, without knocking. It is, a bit more …” before her husband chimed in, “It’s less spontaneous.”

“I think that we do a really good job,” Ryan continued of making the pair’s relationship work. “And honestly, I think that’s a part of why we’ve lasted so long. We’ve maintained that part of our life, despite having kids or everything else.”

“And sometimes the kids part makes it more fun,” he added. “Like you have to be a little bit more creative with things or quick or whatever. And so, there are advantages to that. But, I feel like I really push that end of things. And so if it weren’t for me, I’m not sure it’d be as good as it is now.”