21 May 2026
One-half of the renowned gospel duo Mary Mary, Erica Campbell, recently celebrated her 25th wedding anniversary with her husband, music producer Warryn Campbell. “Because why would you not celebrate 25 years of staying together?” Erica told PEOPLE magazine.
The couple renewed their vows this past Saturday, exactly 25 years after their original wedding on May 16, 2001, at the California Worship Centre in San Fernando, California.
Erica wore a beaded wedding gown designed by Nigerian designer Nneka C. Alexander of Brides by Nona. From the instant she put it on, Erica knew the ceremony would be both beautiful and powerful.
A Grammy Award-winning singer and a long-time pioneer in gospel music, Erica has spoken about the dedication required to sustain a marriage, especially while managing parenting and high-profile careers. Reflecting on their journey, she shared advice for other couples: To keep coming home to each other, don’t sleep separately, breathe daily while staying connected, and always “speak from your heart, not your hurt.”
The vow renewal was a grand affair with up to 600 guests in attendance, including Stevie Wonder, Lena Byrd Miles, and PJ Morton. PJ Morton was reportedly a surprise guest arranged by Erica for Warryn. The couple’s recommitment ceremony was considered a true celebration of love, family, commitment, and faith.
Erica described the day as feeling “like the very first time,” but now, she said, “we have 25 years of life and love behind us, along with a huge family that has watched us live it out.”
As Erica puts it, “Why wouldn’t you celebrate being together for a quarter of a century?” We celebrate along with them and wish them many more happy years together!
Written by Bukunmi Awofisayo
Transmission costs are rising, and Premier receives no government funding. To keep broadcasting hope, truth and encouragement across the UK, an essential funding gap of £579,200 must be filled.
From 21st September on Premier Christian Radio, join with other listeners to keep faith-filled content on air - for the paramedic driving home after a difficult shift, for the widow in the quiet moments, and for the new believer seeking answers to life's questions.
If you want to lead the way, you can get in early today.