Jackie Goldschneider and Evan Celebrate Their 15th Anniversary: "Cheers to the Next 50"

Time flies when you're in love. And this week, Jackie Goldschneider and Evan Goldschneider celebrated 15 years of marriage. The Real Housewives of New Jersey couple posted the sweetest messages to mark the big anniversary and, yes, we're swooning.

"Celebrating 15 years country style!" Jackie posted on Instagram alongside a photo of her with Evan. They're in Nashville and she's wearing cowboy boots, which might explain that caption. "Happy anniversary to the love of my life! Cheers to the next 50!"

Evan commented on the post with a heart emoji. Evan also marked the day by sharing a photo from their wedding day and captioning it, "Celebrating 15 years [heart emoji]," he wrote on Instagram. "Happy anniversary [Jackie]. [Toasting champagne emoji]."

His post caught the attention of a couple of the RHONJ ladies. "Happy Anniversary my gorgeous duo!!" Margaret Josephs commented. "Love you two so much." She shared a similar comment on Jackie's post, writing, "Happy Anniversary my lovers!! Love you guys!!"

"Happy Anniversary," Teresa Giudice commented on Evan's post. "Many more years of Love [and] Happiness."

In an interview with Bravo Insider earlier this year, Jackie and Evan opened up about the early days of their relationship, as well as their wedding, and also dished about what made them fall in love with one another all those years ago.

“It was a combination of everything. It was her mind, her appearance, her spunkiness. There was a lot of things that initially drew me to her. I was 29 at the time, so I had been dating a lot of girls over a 10-year span plus,” Evan recalled. “I was really looking for everything. I was looking for the unicorn, which was to have a beautiful face and body but also to be beautiful intelligently and also to have the beautiful inside. So I saw the parts of that immediately. Then I got to know her, and I got to see even more of her, and it’s, I was more convinced that was her.”

Jackie said, “Evan was, on paper, he’s absolute perfection. He went to Michigan, he got an MBA from Georgetown. He’s absolutely brilliant. He’s into sports, which I find, you know, I was raised in a big sports household, so I find that to be such, like, a turn-on. He's really into sports. He had a lot of friends. Like, and he was a, a, like a hedge fund executive. You know, like everything on paper was perfect. And he was just so, usually those guys are such a--holes, but he was so nice. A nice guy. And I really could see, like, a future with him.”

That future, of course, also included becoming proud parents to their four kids.