Twin flames marry where they first danced 11 years ago

"Meeting your twin flame is considered by some to be the most
powerful soul encounter a person can experience,"
                                                            - Sarah Regan, a spirituality and relationships writer.

Walking down the aisle arm and arm across the floor where they once shared their first dance, Devon Kerr and Taylor Mitcham's journey of love came together when they said "I do" at the YWCA in Oil City on January 11, 2022.

​During an Oil City Middle School dance, Devon asked Taylor for a dance when Thompson Square's "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or What?" began playing. Though he remembers the song was Eli Young Band's "Crazy Girl,' none-the-less, they decided to slow dance for the first time.

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They then went steady and like a lot of romances that begin in middle school, it didn't last forever. They drifted apart but Devon says they didn't lose touch for too long at any one point. School, moving around, finding themselves, Taylor having a son and many other things kept the two from being together.

"A lot of life happened," Devon said.

​Then, a few days before June 10, 2021, Taylor saw there was going to be a solar eclipse on that day, the ten-year anniversary of that first dance and just felt she needed to call her old flame. She was hoping they could watch the eclipse together.

It fit into Devon's plans. "She had a feeling and I had a dream." he said admitting he dreamed they'd get back together.

They picked January 11, 2022 to tie the knot because the numbers in that date are symbolic "angel numbers" that can aid twin flame relationships. A twin flame relationship is categorized as a deep soul connection that somehow keep finding each other again. The numbers indicate a new beginning.

And that is what the couple, who have found each other again after a decade are planning to have - a new beginning. ​​