President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presented First Lady Liza Marcos with a bouquet of vegetables to mark their 33rd wedding anniversary. The First Lady shared the thoughtful gesture on social media, describing it as simple yet meaningful. Marcos publicly thanked his wife for her unwavering support.
In Manila, President Marcos presented First Lady Liza Marcos with a bouquet of vegetables as they celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary on Monday. The First Lady shared a photo of the President holding the bouquet inside a car on social media. “After 33 years, it’s the quiet gestures that stay with you,” she said. “I’ve received many beautiful bouquets, but this one felt especially meaningful… chosen by my husband himself, straight from the market. Simple, thoughtful and full of love. Ang sweet talaga ng asawa ko – double brownie points!”
Marcos also turned over P15.79 million worth of farm inputs and equipment to 45 farmer cooperatives and associations in Benguet as part of the government’s assistance to sectors affected by the Middle East conflict.
In his post, Marcos thanked Liza for standing by him “through every season.” “Through every season, in family, in work and in everything in between, we have walked it together,” he wrote. “You have been my constant. Steady, wise and always looking after our family, while never losing sight of others. Happy anniversary, Liza. Thank you for the life we have built together,” Marcos said, ending with a heart emoji.
The couple earlier posted photos of their dinner date at the Finestra restaurant in Solaire last Saturday. “Sometimes it’s just nice to slow down and enjoy each other’s company. No noise. Just us,” Liza wrote. They tied the knot on April 17, 1993, at the San Francesco Convent in Fiesole, Italy.
