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TAKING VOWS: Tamela Mann, Tia Mowery and Leandria Johnson said 'I do' this April

buzzz worthy. . .

With messy break-ups and the love light dimming on many celeb couples, it's good to see several  popular couples are committed for life.

Ahead of their 6th Wedding Anniversary Style Network star of "Tia & Tamera," Tia Mowry Hardiwict and her hubby Cory renewed their vows in a beautiful, yet simple beachside ceremony in Malibu, CA.

The Hardiwicts  renew their vows annually.  The bride and groom and their guests all wore white.
The Hardiwicts renewed their vows on April 16, 2013 in Malibu, CA.



Since they became parents, saying "I do" again and again reflects their mutual love for their almost 2 year old son, Cree, as well as for each other.

""Cory and I have been together for 13 years and married for five. However, we now have this new miracle in our lives and I wanted to celebrate our love, and what our love together created -- Cree!," she shared with US Weekly.  




Husband and wife acting team David and Tamela Mann renewed their vows of 25 years on April 20.

David and Tamela Mann ("The Browns") wed for the first time as they renewed their vows for their 25th wedding anniversary on April 20 in Dallas, TX  at the Joule Hotel.  The high school sweethearts could not afford a suitable wedding when they first wed.

At last year's Dove Awards she told me she wore a borrowed ring when they first wed.   Her hubby has long since replaced it with a 7 carat whopper of a ring.  The "Take Me to the King" singer chose an enchanted forest theme to fulfill her fairy tale wedding dreams.

Mrs. Mann said  she likes to emphasis they have been in holy matrimony "with no separation."

We are now able to confirm Leandria Johnson has wed he long-time boyfriend and musician, Forrest Walker. Johnson is not spilling any tea on the wedding itself just yet, but she introduced her New Jersey based  in-laws on Socialcam recently.

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