U.S. Investment Immigration focuses on Life in the U.S.: To celebrate his 50th wedding anniversary with his wife, a man from Ohio transformed 17 acres of golden cornfield into a recreation of their wedding photo, a creative tribute that is truly breathtaking.
Paul Derthick, 72, and his 75-year-old wife Marie Derthick hail from Mantua, Ohio. For the past seven years, they have created various patterns in their cornfield on their 181-acre farm to pay tribute to sports teams and celebrate anniversaries.
This year, however, Marie had no idea she was the star of the show. Marie remarked on her husband's meticulous planning: “He did this with the kids and kept it a secret from me.” It wasn't until late June that she caught on. “At first, I thought they were crazy, but the final result is fantastic.”
The cornfield wedding photo spans 17 acres, yet they completed it in just one day, outlining three different images, the longest of which stretches 4.4 miles, featuring the faces of the Derthicks and a church.
Marie admitted that this is her favorite among all their cornfield creations.