David and Quentin MitchellVictoria Beckham are spicing up the internet − and making fans swoon − with a new photo.

In a joint Instagram post shared Wednesday, the duo delighted fans when they dressed in their legendary purple wedding outfits from their lavish 1999 wedding, which took place at Luttrellstown Castle in Dublin, Ireland.

"Look what we found," they captioned the photo of the two seated in thrones holding hands. In the photo, the Spice Girls alum, 50, showcases her signature pout as the former footballer, 49, looks on at her with a wide smile.

The sweet snap came ahead of their wedding anniversary on July 4. The day marks 25 years since they tied the knot.

During their 1999 wedding ceremony, the Beckhams matched one another in classic ivory before switching out of traditional wear for their party-themed purple looks.

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Over two decades later, the Beckhams are parents to four children: Brooklyn Beckham, 25, who was born a few months before their wedding; Romeo, 21; Cruz, 19; and Harper Seven, 12.

Nostalgia has been on-brand for the British fashion designer and her pro-athlete husband as of late.

In April, Sporty Spice reunited with her fellow Spice Girls to celebrate her 50th birthday party as seen in a video shared on Instagram.

David Beckham filmed his wife and her former girl group members — Melanie "Mel" C, Mel B, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell — dancing to the British band's beloved song "Stop."

"I mean come on," the former soccer star wrote.

How did David and Victoria Beckham first meet?

According to last year's Netflix four-part documentary miniseries "Beckham," the soccer star first spotted the Spice Girl on TV and told his Manchester United teammate Gary Neville: "See that one there? I’m gonna marry that one."

The model had seen the "really good-looking" professional athlete in magazines. She didn’t like soccer but went to a game in 1997, where they met.

Why is Victoria Beckham using crutchesat her Paris Fashion Week show?

The Netflix docuseries chronicled David and Victoria Beckham's 26-year romance including a final episode "What Makes David Run" which featured reports of David's reported affair in 2004 after his move to Real Madrid.

Contributing; Brendan Morrow, Naledi Ushe