New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

20 Years & Still In Love!

Twenty years ago, Kersha Veix arrived at her wedding as her dad whispered, “If you want to turn around, we can walk out now.”

Heading towards the altar marked the first time seeing her husband-to-be Steve, after being matched together through The Edge radio competition, Two Strangers and a Wedding.

A firm believer in fate, Kersha stayed the course and hasn’t looked back.

“I felt like Steve was my fate and that we’d put in 100 percent, be committed and do anything

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