Tender moments from Celine Dion and René Angelil’s marriage

Cuddling up to her manager and fiancé, Celine was presented with a diamond record for ‘The Colour of My Love’ in Montreal in 1994. The album sold more than a million copies in Canada and six million copies worldwide, and would mark the first of many achievements that the husband-and-wife team would accomplish together. (Photo: © CP)

Celine and René were wed on Saturday, Dec. 17, 1994 in an extravagant Montreal ceremony, which was broadcast live on Canadian television. The kooky star wore a silk creation by Mirella and Steve Gentile – complete with a 20-foot train – and an enormous, Swarovski-crystal tiara that had to be sewn onto her head! (Photo: © CP)

The couple made a glamorous appearance at the 1999 American Music Awards, where Celine won Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist of the year. (Photo: © Getty Images)

Five years into their marriage, Celine and René renewed their wedding vows in an Orthodox ceremony at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas. The ceremony was meant to honour René’s Syrian and Lebanese roots. (Photo: © Reuters)

On July 25, 2001, Celine and René arrived at the chapel of the Notre-Dame Basilica in old Montreal, Quebec before the baptism of their six-month-old baby boy, René-Charles. (Photo: © Getty Images)

The loved-up pair attended a Grammy Awards after-party in 2002, shortly after Celine announced an upcoming three-year residency in Las Vegas. The move was deemed risky at the time, but the gamble would pay off – the show has grossed more than $116 million to date! (Photo: © Getty Images)

René was there to support his playful wife before she performed a powerful rendition of "God Bless America" during the 2003 Super Bowl XXXVII pregame show at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. (Photo © Getty Images)

The pair attended a press conference at Caesar's Palace following the debut of Celine's Las Vegas residency in 2003. The continually sold-out show proved wildly successful, making the singer the "most profitable music act in Las Vegas" since Elvis Presley, according to ‘Market Watch.’ (Photo © Getty Images)

René planted a kiss on his wife’s cheek after she was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2004. (Photo © Getty Images)

The couple celebrated Celine winning the Diamond Award at the World Music Awards for being the World’s Best Selling Female Artist of All Time in 2004. (Photo © Getty Images)

Celine and René were caught in a private, candid moment as the arrived at the 2007 'Vanity Fair' Oscar Party. (Photo © Getty Images)

The Angelil family took a well-deserved break from Celine’s Las Vegas show to spend some time together during a vacation at Disneyland in 2007. (Photo © Getty Images)

The fun-loving couple embraced the “masked ball” theme during a farewell party that was held for the cast and crew of Celine’s Las Vegas show in 2007. (Photo © Getty Images)

Snuggled up in the audience at the 2007 American Music Awards, the happy couple appeared to be more in love than ever. (Photo © Getty Images)

Dec. 15, 2007 proved to be an emotional day for Celine. The singer, who had just finished her last performance of 'A New Day…’ at Caesars Palace, was embraced by her husband and son as fans threw roses at the stage. Almost three million people had watched her perform 717 shows since the show first opened in 2003. (Photo © Getty Images)

Celine and René enjoyed a moment with their wax replicas during the unveiling of the René Angelil wax statue at Museum Grevin in Paris in 2008. (Photo © Getty Images)

The Angelil family attended the Portland Trailblazers vs. New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on December 7, 2009 in New York City. (Photo © Getty Images)

After the birth of her twins and a brief hiatus from show business, Celine was ready to return to the stage. Holding baby Nelson (with René nestling twin-brother Eddy), the Angélil family was greeted by throngs of fans as they arrived at Caesars Palace, where Celine was due to begin rehearsals for her new Vegas show. The songbird told 'HELLO!' exclusively that the babies, who were conceived after six IVF attempts, had made her life "extraordinary.” (Photo © Getty Images)