Chris Rowe marks Kapunda triple murder anniversary with wedding Rosemary (left) and Andrew Rowe. Chris Rowe marries Coralie-Anne aboard a boat off Wallaroo. Andrew, Rose and Chantelle Rowe. CHRIS Rowe was determined to make the date November 8 a reason for celebration as well as mourning. The 26-year old, who suffered the unfathomable loss of his family in the 2010 Kapunda triple-murders, last Friday married the love of his life, Coralie-Anne , in an emotional wedding ceremony in a yacht at sea off Wallaroo. A small wedding party consisting of members of Corrie's family and the couple's 12-week old son Coby watched as the teen sweethearts tied the knot. Chris said he had secretly earmarked November 8 as their wedding date for some time. "Obviously it is going to be a hard day each year, but I wanted to make it a good day to remember at the same time," Chris said. Chris' father Andrew, mother Rose and 16-year old sister Chantelle were murdered inside their Kapunda home on November 8, 2010 by teenager Jason Downie - who is now serving a life sentence with a minimum of 35 years prison. After the ceremony, Chris and Corrie scattered part of his family's ashes into the ocean. "I wanted to have them out there with us while we were out there, just to take a piece of each of them with us and to let them go," Chris said. Chris said while the day was one of mixed emotions - as with all special anniversaries - the ceremony would be treasured more because they were married by Corrie's grandmother Judy in her final ceremony as a civil celebrant. "She always wanted to marry Corrie before she retired so she got to do that which was very special," Chris said.