Iconic TV Soap Couples

1. Scott and Charlene: Neighbours

Everyone's favourite teenage sweethearts had us rooting for them throughout their time together in the Australian soap. Heartthrob Scott Robinson and the gorgeous Charlene Mitchell go through their fair share of teething problems as any young couple do, but go on to get hitched and going on to having two kids together. Picture: Rex

2. Den and Angie Watts: Eastenders

Not all paths to true love run smoothly, and no couple knows this better than Angela Watts and her hubby Den. The loud mouthed, alcoholic Queen Vic landlady is famous for a turbulent relationship with her man, AKA Dirty Den which sadly ends in divorce on Christmas Day in 1985 after years of adultery and unhappiness from both parties. Picture: PA

3. Krystal and Blake Carrington: Dynasty

Krystal Carrington epitomises the dutiful wife and devoted family matriarch. A socialite and the second wife of oil tycoon Blake Carrington she was no stranger to the oversized shoulder pad. Like any good soap couple, the pair had to overcome many obstacles along their path to married happiness, not least the unforgiving natures of Blake's two children from his first marriage and his meddling ex-wife Alexis, played by Joan Collins.

4. Bobby and Pam Ewing: Dallas

Primetime soap opera 'Dallas' wouldn't have been the same without Pamela Ewing. When gorgeous Pam marries into the wealthy Ewing family via the dashing Bobby Ewing, (he of the white toothed smile that you could see from the moon,) she is initially received with suspicion by her new extended family. Pam's total love for her husband holds strong across the divide however, despite his families disapproval. Picture: Getty

5. Vera and Jack Duckworth: Coronation Street

Another rocky marriage was that of Jack and Vera Duckworth. The pair had a tumultuous relationship due to their difficult son and extramarital relationships with other people. Fans of the show will always remember the time Vera pretended to be widow and tricked Jack into meeting her for a date, before calling him out in front of the watching crowds! Picture: Rex

6. Ricky and Bianca: Eastenders

If you were a fan of the Eastenders in the 90s we guarantee you'll be hearing Bianca Jackson's shrill voice screaming "Rickaaaaay!" in your head right now. Despite their bumpy start (Ricky cheated on her with Natalie whilst the two of them are going out), but the love birds finally get married in 1997. Picture: Rex

7. Carrie and Mr Big: Sex and the City

Will they, won't they… won't they, will they? The roller coaster relationship of Manhattanite Carrie Bradshaw and her older lover was followed with avid attention by millions throughout the noughties. Despite both characters having multiple other partners throughout the popular TV show's six seasons, true love came right in the end for the star crossed lovers. Picture: Rex

8. Alfie and Kat Moon: Eastenders

Sharp tongued Kat and loveable Alfie may not seem like the most natural match in the world, but we all know that opposites can attract, especially in the world of soaps. Fiery Kat has never had much luck with men, and it isn't until she plans to wed London gagster Andy Hunter that she finally confesses to Alfie's gran that she is in fact in love with him. On discovering this fact, Alfie rushes in like a knight in shining armour and stops the wedding. Hurrah! Picture: Press

9. Kermit and Miss Piggy: The Muppets

They may not be married, but that won't stop Miss Piggs and Kermit the Frog making it into our gallery of the best TV couples ever! The glamorous lady pig has tried endless times to wed her handsome green frog, but every wedding the pair have in fact had, has been fictional. Picture: Getty

One Foot in the Grave Victor and Margaret Meldrew

10. Victor and Margaret Meldrew: One Foot in the Grave

Any wearisome wife will sympathise with Victor Meldrew's wife Margaret. The sitcom deals with the couples suburban life together and as they battle through the misfortunes or everyday life. Although often exasperated by her other half, Margaret sticks with her husband through thick and thin. Bless. Picture: Rex

11. George and Mildred: George and Mildred

The classic 1970s sitcom starring oddball couple George and Mildred delighted TV audiences with their strange and hilarious habits. Fans of the show fell equally in love with the couples pet Yorkshire Terrier Truffles. Picture: Photoshot

12. Rachel and Ross: Friends

Everyone's favourite on-again-off-again couple delighted TV audiences in the 90s, as the unlikely friends grew to care for each other and eventually fall in love and have a daughter together. Rachel Green and Ross Geller made us laugh and cry on their journey together and we love them all the more for it. Picture: PA

13. Barry and Sheila Grant: Brookside

Fans of the soap Brookside in the 80s knew Sheila Grant for her big hair and devout religious views. The on-screen mother-of-three and her socialist husband Bobby worked hard and supported one another, until it broke up in the late 1980s after the couple's son Damon was murdered. Picture: Rex

14. Mike and Carol Brady: The Brady Bunch

The classic American sitcom has gone down in TV history for its happy-go-lucky take on family life. When Mike Brady marries Carol Ann Martin, the two parents unite to form a super-family with six children between them! Both parents guide their brood through their initial problems of sibling rivalry, bonding and issues with their cheeky dog Tiger. Picture: Rex

15. Joanie Cunningham and Chachi Arcola: Happy Days

When every girls teen crush Chachi fell in love with Joamie Cunningham, the love birds ran off together and featured in a spin-off show called 'Joanie Loves Chachi'. Loves young dream soon returned to 'Happy Days' however, getting hitched in the final episode of the series. Picture: Rex

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