It's been eight years since Tim Hughes married his wife, Rachel, but he's as much in love now as he was back then.
Tweeting on their anniversary yesterday, the worship leader said: "8 years ago today I made the best decision in marrying @rachelmhughes - she's simply amazing!"
And it's not just eight years of marriage the happy couple are celebrating this year.
In July, the Hugheses announced they are expecting baby number four.
The family recently took a family break to Corfu - a nice time out before he takes to the stage at the National Day of Prayer at Wembley Stadium on 29 September.
Next month, Hughes will be joining the Worship Central team to record their new live album in London.
The album will be recorded over two nights of worship at Holy Trinity Brompton on 26 and 27 October.
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