You might recall Sony spinning off its camera unit some time back.
Black Sony camera on black background. Photo by Alwin Thomas
In a move intended to streamline the company’s operations, few could deny it was savvy from a strategy standpoint.
Increasingly focused on its PlayStation and entertainment divisions, Sony has a myriad of high-tech divisions that are more than capable of standing on their own.
Plus, the company stands to benefit from the value that would be unlocked in what some would speculate would be a $ USD 49 billion standalone firm.
But that’s not happening according to a Sony spokesperson who has put the kibosh on the idea in the media.
Naturally, we recognize the company for its camera sensors but it also provides a lot of the sensors found in smartphones, for example.
As PetaPixel writes, the move is speculated to be not only intended to unlock value but also to boost the division’s competitive capability in the marketplace. As you can imagine, semiconductors are a cutthroat segment and, while it was once wildly profitable, the Sony division has faced the same pressures that many of its competitors have in the industry – namely, shrinking margins and a crowded competitive landscape.
The thinking goes that, on its own, Sony’s semiconductor division would be able to harness its resources more effectively which could manifest in everything from trimming operations to honing in on relevant research and development. Essentially, this line of thought goes, the company might thrive better on its own because it is able to address its specific needs without worrying about larger Sony Group goals and aspirations, particularly as might be related to businesses outside of semiconductors.
Any thoughts you might have on Sony spinning off its sensor business are welcome in the comments.
Each month, we explain a recent cost estimate, contract, or purchase order in the form of a Pricing & Negotiating article. By redacting the names of the photographer and the client, we can share useful information that would otherwise be confidential. You can read more about our Image Licensing service on the Consulting Services page of our website.
Concept: Additional licensing for previously shot conference images, including a new set of selects Licensing: Publicity and Collateral use of the original 25 images for an additional 3 years, and Publicity and Collateral use of 7 additional images for 5 years Photographer: Corporate and Portraiture photographer Client: U.S. non-profit healthcare organization Agency: Healthcare communications agency representing the client
A photographer partnered with me to help navigate an image licensing expansion for a recent conference shoot. The client, a non-profit healthcare organization working through a major healthcare communications agency, wanted to expand usage rights for a set of images and license additional selects from the previously photographed event.
Client Request
The original license covered a batch of 25 images from the conference shoot for use on digital, social, conference, and internal platforms – terms that generally fall under what we define as Publicity and Collateral use. The client had previously agreed to $6,900 in creative/licensing fees for this usage, granted for a period of 2 years.
As the client sought to extend the usage of these original images and license new selects from the shoot for a longer timeframe, we also identified an opportunity to improve clarity in the licensing terms. The original agreement did not include a definitions clause for the stated usage categories, and the terms digital, social, conference, and internal felt somewhat open to interpretation.
To address this, we recommended that the photographer adopt clearer and more standardized usage definitions. We updated the language in the new agreement to reflect our recommended terms and included a Definitions section, helping both parties better understand and align on how the images could be used.
The client specifically requested pricing for:
Extended Usage for the Original 25 Images: The client wanted to extend the current usage of the 25 images for an additional 3 years.
Unlimited Usage for the Original 25 Images: The client was also interested in pricing for unlimited, perpetual usage rights for the original 25 images.
New Selects: The client wanted to license additional selects from the conference shoot, requesting them for various usage periods: 2 years, 5 years, and unlimited use in perpetuity.
Proposed Options for Original 25 Images
Keeping the previously agreed-upon fees in mind, we wanted to propose a solution that expanded on the original licensing agreement to meet the client’s needs while ensuring proper compensation for the photographer. To navigate the negotiation, I worked closely with both the photographer and the agency client to craft a pricing structure that was fair and competitive. Here’s the expanded licensing structure we proposed:
Extending Usage for Original 25 Images
We proposed two options for extending the usage of the original 25 images:
Publicity and Collateral use for an additional 3 years: This extension would cover the same usage platforms (originally defined as digital, social, conference, and internal use) for an additional 3 years.
Additional Fees: $4,500 total.
This fee was calculated as a fair percentage of the original licensing cost, considering the multi-year extension and the added value.
Unlimited use of up to 25 images in perpetuity: This option offered the client perpetual, unlimited use of the original 25 images.
Additional Fees: $10,500 total.
Given that unlimited use provides value over an indefinite period, I suggested we propose a fee 2-5 times the original annual fee, offering a flat rate to ensure the photographer’s compensation for indefinite usage.
Proposed Options for Additional Selects
Pricing for Additional Selects from the Conference Shoot
For the new selects, we offered the following usage options and fees:
Publicity and Collateral Use for 2 Years
Fee: $325 per image (plus any additional retouching).
This price was based on the original per-image licensing cost, slightly increased to reflect the extended usage.
Publicity and Collateral Use for 5 Years
Fee: $650 per image (plus any additional retouching).
We scaled the price for the 5-year usage based on a multiple of the 2-year option, maintaining a competitive yet fair fee.
Unlimited Use in Perpetuity
Fee: $1,200 per image (plus any additional retouching).
The price for perpetual use was designed to reflect the value of indefinite usage rights, with a tiered discount offered for multiple images to make the offer more attractive to the client.
Proposed Pricing for Additional Selects with Unlimited Use
To accommodate the client’s interest in licensing additional images with unlimited usage, we proposed a discounted bundle for licensing 15 additional images with unlimited use in perpetuity. The proposed package rate was $12,750, or $850 per image. This offered a significant discount compared to the single image rate of $1,200 per image, encouraging the client to license more images at a reduced rate.
The Outcome
After the negotiations, the final terms and costs were agreed upon:
$4,500: Publicity and Collateral use of the original 25 images for an additional 3 years.
$4,550: Publicity and Collateral use of 7 additional images for 5 years, including basic color correction with delivery of the selects.
Grand Total: $9,050 for the extended image usage duration and additional selects.
The client was able to extend the original licensing agreement for the desired period while also licensing the new selects for an extended term. The photographer was fairly compensated for the additional usage and new images, while the client secured the expanded usage they needed.
Takeaways
Clear, well-defined pricing structures simplified the negotiations while ensuring the creative work was properly valued. By offering flexible licensing options such as time-limited extensions, perpetual use, and multi-image bundles, the photographer met the client’s needs without compromising on value. This transparent approach gave the client control over the decision-making process and allowed them to make informed choices within their budget, encouraged larger purchases, and fostered a fair, collaborative process to meet their needs. Ultimately, it strengthened the working relationship and demonstrated how thoughtful image license pricing can benefit both sides.
Atlantis Dive Resorts Celebrates New Atlantis Infiniti Liveaboard with Special Discounts
If you have even a passing interest in diving the Philippines, you will know of Dumaguete’s mind-blowing critters and Puerto Galera’s stunning coral diversity, and you’ll also know that Atlantis Dive Resorts has a home in each of those prime locations that will serve your every need as an underwater photographer. But what you may have missed is that Atlantis also gives you the option of venturing further afield via their liveaboard Atlantis Adventurer, including the best of the Visayas and Tubbataha regions.
Now, with the acquisition of the Infiniti at the end of last year, Atlantis has greatly increased its offerings with the addition of a second liveaboard. Appropriately named Atlantis Infiniti, the 39-meter (128-foot) metal-hull vessel boasts 11 cabins with ensuite bathrooms, a spacious lounge and sun deck, and of course, a fully equipped camera room. (Our favorite part: The snack and drink bar, which is open all day, offers complimentary beer, wine and local rum!)
To mark the occasion, Atlantis is offering some great deals on upcoming trips—20% or 30% discount on selected itineraries till the end of the year. Check out the press release below and head over to the Atlantis website for information about availability on the new Atlantis Infiniti.
PRESS RELEASE
Introducing Atlantis Infiniti
We are excited to share fantastic news from the Philippines!
Last October Atlantis Dive Resorts and Liveaboards completed the purchase of the Infiniti liveaboard.
At 39 meters long, the Infiniti is a metal hull, IACS (RINA) classed Liveaboard. Spacious and comfortable, the Infiniti is fully air conditioned with nicely appointed indoor areas, a large, fully equipped dive deck with personal diving stations, and a beautiful lounge area and sundeck on the upper deck. The Infiniti offers 11 spacious cabins, all with ensuite bathrooms. The Infiniti offers guests 4 dives a day, and when possible, a 5th dive as a night dive.
Atlantis acquired the Infiniti Liveaboard late last year to increase our liveaboard offering for our guests. We are operating the existing charters until July when we will begin a two months drydock. Extensive upgrades will take place at that time including increasing the size of the dive operation, new chef’s kitchen, refreshments to the interior and exterior as well as mechanical and safety upgrades!
The Infiniti offers three different itineraries, each is 7 nights: Tubbataha, departing from Puerto Princesa, and Visayas North and Visayas South, departing from Dumaguete. Visayas North takes divers to Malapascua, Southern Leyte and Bohol, while Visayas South takes divers to Cebu, Bohol and Negros.
Atlantis has a resort in Dumaguete; you can easily combine the Infiniti with Atlantis Dumaguete with no extra transfers and not losing any dive days!
Infiniti Celebration!
20% Tubbataha June departures!
30% off our standard rates for August 30th and September 6th departures!
All remaining Infiniti 2025 Visayas departures are confirmed, and 20% off!
Why do some people seem to gain Instagram followers effortlessly, while others struggle to get any traction? Find the answer by enrolling in the School of Instagram. It’s completely free to join, and the lessons you learn will take your Instagram account to the next level.
Here’s a quick overview of what you can learn from the School of Instagram. (Hint: it’s just a fraction of what’s on the site itself, so you might want to dive right in and get started with your first free lesson right away!)
1. How to Stand Out on Instagram
Instagram has over a billion active users, with over 100 million photos and videos uploaded every day. How can you possibly stand out in such a crowded field?
Start by binge-reading the ten dedicated lessons in the School of Instagram’s first subject area: How to Stand Out on Instagram.
You’ll learn, among many other things, how to:
Successful Instagrammers seem to do all these things naturally, but the truth is that they’ve spent years honing their techniques and learning what works and what doesn’t. The School of Instagram helps you take a massive shortcut and begin using these tried-and-tested tactics right away.
2. How to Plan Your Instagram Content
What do you mean, you don’t plan your Instagram content?
If you’re just using Instagram to connect with friends and family, it’s fine to post off-the-cuff photos of whatever’s happening in your life from moment to moment. But if you want to use Instagram to reach a wider audience, you need to be more strategic. Learn how to do that in Part 2 of the School of Instagram’s curriculum: How to Plan Your Instagram Content.
You’ll discover time-saving apps you can use to plan your content, create better Instagram Stories, and more. Plus you’ll discover exactly how paid partnerships work and learn how you can grab a slice of the $6.5 billion influencer marketing budget, even if you don’t have a gazillion followers just yet.
If you’re an Instagram old-timer, you probably think you know all there is to know about using it.
Think again.
Instagram may be a fairly simple app, but with a billion users, and with humans being the creative beings they are, Instagrammers have come up with a ton of useful hacks to do things Mark Zuckerberg never thought of. Learn all about them in Part 3: Stuff They Don’t Teach You About Instagram.
For example, do you know how to respond more quickly to comments by using the text replacement feature on your phone? How to add animated GIFs to your stories with a few taps? How to offer more poll options with the emoji slider? These are just a few of the Instagram hacks you’ll discover.
Let’s face it: there’s a ton of Instagram advice out there. But have you ever noticed that a lot of it is written by people whose own Instagram profiles are… kind of underwhelming?
If you want to succeed on Instagram, you probably want to learn from people who have tens or hundreds of thousands of followers. You want to know what they’ve done to achieve that success. What have they learned along the way? What can you do to reach the same level?
That’s where the “Asking for a Friend” interview series comes in. Watch some successful Instagram entrepreneurs talking about their biggest lessons, their best Instagram tips, how they deal with setbacks, and much more.
You can find these fun and inspiring interviews on the School of Instagram homepage. Here’s one of them, with stylist and digital influencer Kristy Wu.
If you follow the lessons from the School of Instagram, you’ll soon be building a healthy and fast-growing Instagram following. But how do you translate that into sales or traffic for your other projects? After all, Instagram only lets you put one link in your profile.
The best solution is to build an “Insta website”: an eye-catching, mobile-friendly site that quickly states who you are and what you do. Forget complex web design and hosting fees: you can set up a site quickly and easily using the free Milkshake app.
With Milkshake, you can build a bespoke Insta-site on your phone in minutes, and use it to connect your followers to everything you offer.
The site is specially designed for Instagram’s mobile web browser, so your followers can swipe through your site just like Instagram Stories. Seamless!
You can update the site as often as you like. It’s free to create, and the best part is that no software or design skills are needed! What’s not to like? Download the Milkshake iOS app to get started.
And don’t forget to enrol for the School of Instagram to ensure you’re getting the most out of the platform. They’re adding more lessons and interviews all the time, so sign up to make sure you’re the first to find out about the latest Instagram tips and tricks!
Alice and Khalil had a truly magical wedding at the Kempinski Villa Rosa Nairobi, Windsor Golf Hotel And Country Club, And Nairobi Serena Hotel, luxurious and elegant hotels in Nairobi City County, Kenya. The couple was surrounded by their closest family and friends as they exchanged vows in a beautiful outdoor ceremony overlooking the man-made lake at Windsor Golf Hotel And Country Club.
The ceremony was absolutely stunning, with beautiful flowers provided by the talented team at Mosaic Events DecorWedding Planner. The flowers added pops of color andtexture to the ceremony space, creating a romantic and whimsical atmosphere.
One of the standout details of the day was the couple’s unique and custom-built stunning wedding stage, which was adorned with delicate floral arrangements and draped with flowing fabric. It was the perfect backdrop for the couple’s exchange of vows.
After the ceremony, the couple and their guests celebrated with a reception that was filled with delicious food, flowing champagne, and plenty of dancing. The reception was beautifully decorated with more outstanding flowers from Mosaic Events, including colorful centerpieces and cascading bouquets.
Gray microsoft surface laptop computer on white table. Photo by Windows
In a sign of the times, Microsoft published a blog describing the process behind one of their latest ads which relied upon AI-generated imagery and content to work.
Ostensibly conceived to demonstrate the company’s prowess in AI, the ads show off Microsoft’s latest iteration of the Surface along with what is can do for businesses using CoPilot.
How did this come to be?
Hint: If you’ve ever used ChatGPT or anything like it before, then you probably have some idea.
“We probably went through thousands of different prompts, chiseling away at the output little by little until we got what we wanted. There’s never really a one-and-done prompt,” Creative Director Cisco McCarthy told Microsoft.
“Like carving a masterpiece from a block of marble, each prompt was a careful stroke of the sculptor’s tool that gradually revealed the form within. Through relentless experimentation and countless revisions alongside generative AI, the team eventually conjured a library of stunning art for characters and sets, translating their ideas into captivating visualizations for the ad,” the company writes.
That’s an interesting way to describe it. The results speak for themselves, naturally, and you can watch them over on YouTube at this link.
From our perspective, we’re seeing it as yet another sign of the times and as further evidence of one of the biggest trends to shake up our industry since we started writing this news blog. How we got here and where we are going are always interesting to ponder but they might make us miss the fact that the future is very much here and now already.
Any thoughts that you might have on AI-generated advertising are welcome in the comments.
We have some other news you might like to read at this link.
Earlier this year, a Canadian tourist on vacation in the Turks and Caicos attempted to take a selfie with a shark—and ended up having both her hands bitten off. This comes after a viral video emerged of tourists taking photos with a huge shark that had been caught and dumped on a Florida beach. Now, a new study in Frontiers in Conservation is suggesting that selfie-chasing tourists may be contributing to an increase in sharks biting humans.
Blaming social media influencers for encouraging tourists to try to photograph or touch sharks, the scientists point out that these animals do not tend to bite unless provoked or harassed. Professor Eric Clua, the study’s first author and a shark specialist at Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL) in Paris, told The Times of London: “I don’t encourage, as many influencers do on social networks, to cling to a shark’s dorsal fin or stroke it, under the pretext of proving that they are harmless and supposedly working for their conservation.”
While shark bites are incredibly rare, with only around 100 incidents globally and a handful of fatalities, Professor Clua suggests that tourists’ lack of knowledge means they are ignorant of the risks. “People know the difference between a [Yorkshire terrier] and a pit bull,” he says, “whereas they don’t know the difference between a blacktip reef shark and a bull shark, which are their marine equivalents.”
Looking at records of shark encounters in French Polynesia between 2009 and 2023, the researchers found that about 5% of the “attacks” were probably defensive, occurring soon after a human interaction that was likely perceived as threatening by the shark. “We show that defensive bites by sharks on humans—a reaction to initial human aggression—are a reality and that the animal should not be considered responsible or at fault when they occur,” said Professor Clua. “These bites are simply a manifestation of survival instinct, and the responsibility for the incident needs to be reversed.”
Being the country’s first national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banff has a lot in store for visitors. Rocky alpine peaks, azure glacial lakes, a picture-perfect mountain town and village, and picturesque drives- you won’t run out of things to see in the area.
With so many spots to admire, it’s not enough to just visit the park. You have to take home the best Banff National Park photos after your adventure to immortalize the experience.
So, let us start with a cheat sheet on capturing the park’s beauty, particularly its mountains and lakes.
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1. Two Jack Lake
Two Jack Lake is just 15-minute away from Banff’s town center. Though this lake is not painted with shades of blue, it is still one of Banff’s must-visits. The lake itself is a reflection of what is up above. You will see clouds like feathers floating on the water and be in awe of how the lake changes with the season or weather.
The best time to take a photo in Two Jack Lake is during sunrise and sunset when vibrant colors are at their peak. To capture these photos without being in a hurry, especially in the morning, you can get a Banff campsite at Two Jack Lake. You may get a cotton candy sky at the peak of Mountain Rundle.
2. Lake Louise
Lake Louise is one of the famous spots, which is 61 kilometers away from the town of Banff. This place is jampacked with everything— from the Victoria Glacier, colossal mountain background, down to activities like skiing and hiking. The combination of blue and purple skies beaded with sparkling stars makes it feel like this spot is the closest you can get to outer space.
The months of June through September are ideal for taking photos here. You will be able to see the colors of the area and the thawed lake. If you like a snowy landscape, visit December and March. The most lovely time to explore the lake is from sunrise to midday.
John Lee
3. Peyto Lake
Forty kilometers north of Lake Louise, photographers’ favorite spot, Peyto Lake, is another breathtaking area in Banff National Park. It takes around 10 minutes to trek uphill to the Peyto Lake Lookout. Take note that the viewing platform can get crowded during midsummer.
To avoid getting people-filled photos, arrive in Peyto Lake early in the morning or during the evening of mid-November. Sunsets here are the best and can occur as late as 10 p.m. Another best time to have your camera ready is right after the first snowfall when the place is covered with ivory white ice as the blue lake glitters.
Tip: The place’s name is pronounced as /peya-to/ not /pey-to/.
4. Bow Lake
If you are searching for a place where you and your family can take a family-friendly hike, then we recommend you visit Bow Lake. From June through September is the finest season to see Bow Lake in Banff.
As the lake melts, spring arrives around mid-year and is a fantastic time. The combination of numerous wildflowers and a brilliant blue lake will give you a photocard-worthy snap! In the winter, Bow Lake offers a terrific photo stop along the highway, with an excellent bridge that makes for picture-perfect images.
Chong Wei
Walk close to the small footbridges at the water’s edge, and you will get a glimpse of the stunning lake popping against the snow-covered mountain and orange-blue gradient background. It is better to plan your visit to see a sunset to achieve these for your photos. Also, we suggest you park near the Num Ti Jah lodge.
5. Vermilion Lakes
The Vermillion Lakes is one of the spots where the sun is its most refined. Its last light of the day, sunrise, and golden hour are the must-see moments in this place. It is better to score a space on one of the docks to have the best vantage point.
Kevin Noble
Another Instagrammable click you can get from Vermilion is when you opt for kayaking or canoeing. Try to angle the camera behind you (better if you have a companion to take the photo), grab the paddle, and look at the landscape in front of you.
Not only will you capture a beautiful combination of land and waterscapes but also you may capture the wildlife in the area, particularly muskrats, bald eagles, and beavers.
6. Lake Minnewanka
Lisa Bourgeault
Lake Minnewanka, located near Two Jack Lake, has been used by First Nations Communities for 10,000 years. The lake is 142 meters deep and 21km long, making it one of the largest lakes in Alberta, Canada and the Canadian Rockies. It even provides Banff with hydroelectric power.
Lake Minnewanka is unlike other lakes having their respective signature image spot. It’s a great spot to see and take a picture of the Aurora Borealis because it faces north. Just a pro tip: you need to roam around the place to acquire the best shot.
But, the exciting part is you get to experience a photographic adventure. During winter, you can take a photo on top of the lake ice skating as it freezes. Yet, summer is also a lovely season to visit.
7. Tunnel Mountain
Steve Payne
How could Banff’s tiniest mountain provide so many magnificent vistas of the valley and panoramas of the town? Upon standing on Tunnel Mountain, you will have a vantage point of Mount Rundle and Banff Springs golf course. Do not forget to take a photo of the view in landscape mode to cover, including the clouds hugging the mountain peaks.
Along your hike to the top, do not forget to take a few snaps of the wildflowers along the trail and the trail itself. Remember to look up and capture the gnarly old trees on Tunnel Mountain.
Fun Fact: Did you know Tunnel Mountain has no tunnel? When a projected path for the Canadian Pacific Railway was to be blasted in 1882, the moniker Tunnel Mountain was given. A cheaper alternative route was built around the mountain, but the title Tunnel Mountain stuck.
8. Sulphur Mountain
Sonya Brady
Sulphur Mountain will give you some views you have never seen before. With six stunning mountain ranges and the sweep of the Bow Valley in front of you, your visit will undoubtedly be beautiful.
On top of the Sulphur Mountain gondola, you can take pictures of Banff’s exemplary mountaintop sunsets. Aside from the view, you can also enjoy taking pictures of your scrumptious meal at the top of Sulphur Mountain. It is also lovely to give your Banff national park album a hint of vibrancy from the food. Do not forget to take pictures of the state-of-the-art Above Banff interpretive center.
9. Castle Mountain
Peter Law
Castle Mountain is hard to miss, especially when traveling to the Bow Valley Parkway. The mountain certainly lives up to its name, with its castle-like peaks and characteristics. For the past 30 years, Castle Mountain has been referred to as Mount Eisenhower.
This location is excellently photographed at any time of year. I believe the angle there is excellent when you depart at Castle Junction. When driving from Banff, a highway rest stop right after passing the Redearth turn-off can provide some foreground mountain aspects for beautiful shots.
10. The Three Sisters
Igor Kyryliuk
After a blizzard left a heavy veil of snow on the northern face of all three summits, Albert Rogers named them the Three Nuns in 1883. However, George Dawson renamed them the Three Sisters in 1886, known as Big Sister, Middle Sister, and Little Sister, respectively.
The Three Sisters may be seen from practically anywhere in Canmore. There are, however, specific locations where they are best photographed. The Canmore bridge, located near the public boat launch, is the first. You might be able to photograph some deer crossing the river if you’re lucky.
The second vantage point is along the bike route that connects Canmore’s downtown with the Three Sisters Mountain Village. Another location is in Policemen’s Creek, known for being the photographer’s favorite.
Plan your stay in Banff
Braden Jarvis
Planning your trip well is one significant variable to having the best Banff National park pictures. Having everything organized, especially your accommodation, will prevent you from making rushed visits to every spot. Also, take note of the following:
Banff is open year-round.
Summer is best for hiking, mountain biking, photography, and paddling.
Some mountain landscapes turn more beautiful in winter as the snow veils over their peaks.
Do not forget food and wildlife in your list of picture-worthy ideas aside from mountains and lakes.
Making a film and creating an ad for that film require skill. Let one of the 20 Final Cut Pro movie trailer templates free and premium in this article help you create a great impression for your project. They’re especially helpful if you don’t know how to make a movie trailer.
Gushing over this mini bridal lookbook by Airvy captured amidst the serene beauty of Naishola Garden by Antony Trivet. This edition features interesting silhouettes for every bride regardless of personal style. You’ll find the style inspo needed to strut beautifully in your journey to “I do”.
From flowing silhouettes to intricate lace details, each ensemble speaks volumes about the bride who wears it – confident, radiant, and utterly captivating.
It’s not just about the dresses; it’s about creating cherished memories that last a lifetime.
And to all the brides-to-be out there, we invite you to embark on your journey of bridal bliss with Airvy – where dreams become reality, and love shines brightest.
“The great marriages are partnerships. It can’t be a great marriage without being a partnership.” – Helen Mirren
“In terms of my marriage, you know, falling in love with my husband was by far the best thing that’s ever happened to me.” – Caroline Kennedy
“My husband has made me laugh. Wiped my tears. Hugged me tight. Watched me succeed. Seen me fail. Kept me strong. My husband is a promise that I will have a friend forever.” – Unknown
“Husband and wife relationships are like the relationship of Tom and Jerry. Though they are teasing and fighting, but can’t live without each other.” – Unknown
“My husband is my best friend, my greatest support, my biggest comfort, my strongest motivation, my truest smile, my deepest love, my favorite, my forever. He has me. Entirely.” – Unknown
“A husband and wife may disagree on many things but they must absolutely agree on this: to never, ever give up.” – Unknown
“There is no such cozy combination as man and wife.” – Menander
