A thousand memories. A million little moments.
And the most beautiful adventure of my life: you.
OCTOBER 24, 2016 — OCTOBER 24, 2026
Begin Our StoryBangkok · 2016
Our story didn't begin with fireworks or love at first sight. It began in Bangkok, when two very different people met at work — and neither of us had the best first impression.
You, perfectly dressed for the office. Me, showing up in a basketball jersey and a cap, with a gaming laptop. Not exactly the opening scene of a romantic movie.
But life had other plans. Through difficult days, conversations, and the simple act of being there for each other, something changed.
“Somehow, the person I never expected became the person I never wanted to be without.”
And on October 24, 2016, our story officially began. Two cities. Two continents. One us.
Bangkok → Berlin ♡
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Berlin · May 2017
For more than a year, there had been screens, messages, phone calls, and a whole lot of missing each other. Then, at last, you arrived in Berlin with your family.
I was nervous. I was meeting your family for the first time, and your dad wasn't exactly convinced about me yet. But there you were, right in front of me. No screen. No distance. Just you.
We held hands for the first time at Alexanderplatz, while you were holding your bubble tea. Such a tiny moment, and somehow one I'll never forget.
We watched Alien together, visited Philipp and little Yuna for the first time, and even met a taxi driver who had strong opinions about old and new Star Wars movies. Not every love story has that particular soundtrack.
And then, outside your family's hotel, somewhere around two or three in the morning, came our first kiss.
“I walked home for half an hour that night. I don't think my feet ever touched the ground.”
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Not because they were grand or perfectly planned. But because they were ours.
Bavaria · June 2017
I had just started my new job at mobile.de, so I couldn't join your family's trip through Europe. But when the journey brought you to Bavaria, we finally got another little piece of time together.
You visited my family home for the first time. You met my dogs, including my beloved Lucy. There were Bavarian sausages in my mom's garden, family moments, and a glimpse of the life I wanted you to be part of.
And then came the airport. Saying goodbye in Munich was harder than either of us wanted it to be. You cried, and I couldn't bear to leave without one more moment.
So I found a way to get close enough to wave goodbye one last time.
“We were getting better at finding each other. We never got better at saying goodbye.”
But even then, every goodbye was really a promise: I'll see you again, Honey.
Krabi · 2017
After so much time apart, I finally came back to Bangkok. And this time, we got to escape the world together.
We went to Krabi, to Villa Thalanena by the Beach. Our own little villa, our own pool, the sea nearby — and, most importantly, no countdown until the next video call.
We ate amazing food, watched the sunsets, and took a paddleboard out toward a little bay. There was nowhere else I needed to be.
“For once, we didn't have to say goodnight through a screen. I could just turn around, and you were there.”
I still think about those sunsets, Honey. Not just because they were beautiful, but because I got to share them with you.
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Berlin ↔ Bangkok · 2016–2019
There were flights, airports, Christmas visits, and too many goodbyes. Sometimes you came to Berlin. Sometimes I flew to Bangkok. Every visit gave us new memories — and made the next goodbye a little harder.
But in between, we found our own way to be together. We called, sent each other silly things, watched movies at the same time, and shared the ordinary details of our days.
And then there was our favorite little ritual: Cuddle Time.
“Distance could change where we fell asleep. It couldn't change who we wanted beside us.”
We didn't have the easiest beginning. But we kept choosing each other, every single day.
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Even when we were on opposite sides of the world, there was one little tradition that always made the distance feel smaller.
Do you remember what we called it?
Nuremberg · 2020
At the beginning of 2020, I left Berlin behind and started a new chapter in Nuremberg. I had a new job, our apartment, and so many plans for the future.
But there was one thing missing. You.
Then the world changed. Borders closed, flights stopped, and suddenly the distance between Germany and Thailand felt bigger than ever. For almost eleven months, we couldn't see each other in person.
Still, we kept doing what we'd always done: calling, laughing, checking in, and reminding each other that this was worth waiting for.
“The world could put our plans on hold. It couldn't put us on hold.”
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Together Again · Late 2020
After so much uncertainty, you finally made it to Germany in late November 2020. I still remember what it felt like to have you beside me again, not on a screen, not thousands of miles away, but right there.
We explored Nuremberg together and made beautiful memories in our apartment. It had always been our home, even during the times when you couldn't be there with me.
You brought your wonderful sense of order. My gaming PC, meanwhile, was relocated to what you lovingly considered “the most dirtiest corner in the house.” Some things were clearly going to change.
And when you came back again in the summer of 2021, every ordinary day together felt like something extraordinary.
“I didn't just want to visit you anymore. I wanted to build a life with you.”
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Austria · Summer 2021
The Austrian mountains have always been one of my happy places. And in July 2021, I wanted to make them part of our forever.
There was a secret ring, carefully hidden in Georg's luggage because you were usually the one packing our bags. There was breakfast. And there was a fortune cookie with a very important question written in Thai.
Then I got down on one knee, even though my knee wasn't exactly thrilled about the idea.
“I knew I wanted every adventure, every ordinary Tuesday, and every tomorrow to be with you.”
It wasn't just a proposal. It was the beginning of everything we were going to build together.
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Some dates are so special, they stay with you forever.
Dingolfing · 22.02.2022
After years of airports, video calls, difficult goodbyes, and waiting for the next time we could hold each other, we finally reached a day that belonged entirely to us.
You had chosen the date: February 22, 2022. And somehow, we made it happen at the beautiful Herzogsburg in Dingolfing.
Because of the pandemic, we celebrated with a small circle of family and friends. Your family couldn't be there in person, but they joined us through a screen. We knew then that one day, we would celebrate with them beside us, too.
“It wasn't the size of the wedding that mattered. It was the fact that I got to marry you.”
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Thailand → Nuremberg · 2022
Our honeymoon took us back to Thailand, where we spent precious weeks together and shared wonderful moments with your family. I felt so welcomed and loved.
But there was still one last stretch of waiting. You stayed in Bangkok to take care of all the paperwork and the details of a life-changing move, while I returned to Germany.
Then, in October 2022, you finally moved to Nuremberg for good. After all those years, we no longer had to count down the days until the next flight.
I know how much it meant for you to leave your family and the city you had always called home. I have never taken that sacrifice for granted.
“For so long, home was wherever I could be with you. Finally, we could wake up in the same home every day.”
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St. Elisabeth · 12.10.2024
We had always dreamed of another wedding, one where your family could stand beside us and share the moment in person.
In October 2024, we traveled across Europe together with your family, collecting stories and memories along the way. And in Nuremberg, a very special day was waiting for us.
You had fallen in love with St. Elisabeth, even though getting married there wasn't usually possible. After a lot of conversations and a little determination, your dream church became the place where we celebrated our love once more.
And this time, your dad was there to walk you down the aisle. Seeing that dream come true meant everything.
“I got to marry you twice. And I would choose you a thousand times more.”
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Our story isn't only made of flights, weddings, and unforgettable adventures. It's also made of the wonderfully silly, ordinary moments that make life with you my favorite place to be.
Every road trip begins with your royal essentials: a blanket, a pillow, snacks, and preferably some McDonald's Chicken McNuggets. I drive for hours. You sleep through most of it. And somehow, when we arrive, you're the one who needs to recover from the exhausting journey.
Sometimes I only have to look at you to know you're hungry. That's my cue to head to the kitchen, even late at night, and make you something delicious. Ramen, chicken, rice, eggs, or something new. Then I bring it to you so you can stay cozy with your show.
I usually do the big grocery shopping, and I almost always bring you a little surprise: a new snack, something tasty, or fruit I think you'll love. When I get home, you're already waiting to peek inside the bags, like a kid on Christmas morning.
When a movie or series gets really good, you don't just watch it. You talk to the characters, tell them what to do, and get completely involved in their world. And I absolutely love watching you do it.
I'm the spontaneous nerd with games, comics, basketball, and a talent for chaos. You're the reader who loves peaceful evenings, books, snacks, and a perfectly organized calendar. You know every appointment. I plan our city trips. Somehow, we're a brilliant team.
No shoes inside. Shower before bed. Wash your hands. And please don't disturb the legendary wardrobe organization! I still sometimes wonder how I went from throwing shirts into a closet to having my clothes carefully picked out for me. But if it matters to you, it matters to me.
I'll always be a dog person, and you'll always be a cat person. We both love animals, of course. But the debate is part of the fun — and somehow, our little family ended up including two very special hamsters.
You love fresh vegetables, seafood, and Asian food. I'm happiest with hearty meals, meat, and noodles. At home, I usually cook. When we go out, we somehow end up at an Asian restaurant nine times out of ten. Seeing you enjoy your food makes every choice worth it.
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Before we hit the road, what does a true Passenger Princess need? Pick your essentials.
Two tiny souls with four tiny paws and an enormous place in our hearts. Grogu, our little grey girl, and Dodo, our little white boy, gave us so much joy. They were never just pets. They were family. And they will always be part of our story.
Forever loved. Forever remembered. ♡
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From Bangkok to Berlin, from late-night calls to our apartment in Nuremberg, from the mountains to the altar — we've built something beautiful together.
I love our adventures. I love our ridiculous little routines. I love the way you bring order to my chaos, and the way you let me take care of you, too.
And I love that after ten years, I still discover new reasons to smile when I look at you.
Happy ten years, Honey. ♡
Honey, I've watched you build a life so far from the place where you grew up. You left so much behind in Bangkok to be here with me, and I will never take that for granted.
I've watched you make Nuremberg your home, find your place at work, and grow into someone who takes care of so many things and so many people. From your days at Eat Happy, looking after stores across the region, to your German lessons and all the paperwork you've faced with determination — I'm so proud of you.
And I love that you still dream big. One day, maybe the world will know your very own instant noodle brand. I'll be right there, cheering the loudest — and probably asking if you can make mine without seafood. ♡
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From coming home after a long day of work to dreaming of her very own instant noodle brand, I am so proud of the woman you are and everything you are building, Honey. I will always cheer you on. ♡
I'm happiest with basketball, comics, games, and all my wonderfully nerdy hobbies. You can disappear into a good book for hours, or curl up with snacks and a series you can't stop talking back to.
We don't have to love all the same things. I love that you have your own little worlds — and that, at the end of the day, we always find our way back to each other.
Three tiny memories. No pressure, Honey — I already know you're my favorite person.
We have already lived so many beautiful stories. And still, when I think of the future, I see a thousand more adventures with you — cities we haven't explored, meals we haven't tried, and quiet evenings that somehow become my favorite memories.
I dream of growing old with you, and of the family we might build together one day. I know how much love you have to give. Whatever comes next, there is no one else I'd rather face it with.
Ten years together. And I still have a little surprise for you. First, one final question.
Remember that Harry Potter dream we had in 2020? The one the world made us put on hold?
It's time to make new memories together.
Our next adventure is planned. We'll choose the exact dates and make the bookings together.
“After ten years, my favorite magic is still you.”