What happened today in history?

In 1996, former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield married Janice Itson at Glynn Wedding Chapel in Fayetteville, marking a significant transition in his life from the ring to personal commitments.

In 1925, American jurist Earl Warren wed Nina Elisabeth Palmquist, marking the start of a partnership that would influence their personal lives and Warren's professional legacy as a landmark figure in American law.

In 1942, actor Gregory Peck married Greta Kukkonen, a Finnish-American. Their union lasted until their divorce in 1955, reflecting the challenges of balancing a high-profile career and personal life during an era marked by significant historical events.

Calvin Coolidge wed Grace Anna Goodhue on October 4, 1905, in Burlington, Vermont. Their simple wedding set the stage for a strong partnership that influenced Coolidge's presidency and led Grace to become a notable First Lady.

In 1926, renowned chemist Irène Joliot-Curie married physicist Frédéric Joliot in Paris. Their union sparked groundbreaking collaborations leading to significant advancements in science. Together, they became Nobel laureates, representing a formidable partnership of intellect and passion for discovery.

In 1539, King Henry VIII married Anne of Cleves to solidify an alliance but annulled it just six months later due to dissatisfaction. Despite its brevity, Anne secured her place in history as a beloved figure.