Grey's Anatomy: 25 Jo and Alex Moments That You Need to Relive

Updated on June 8, 2018 at 9:10 AM

After tragedy struck Meredith and Derek and strife divided April and Jackson, Grey's Anatomy fans rallied behind Jo and Alex, who found love in their shared pain. We couldn't be happier for our curmudgeonly Alex, who hasn't had the best luck in romance. The tides have not been easy for this beloved couple, though. In season 14 alone, Alex and Jo jump over many hurdles, including Jo's estranged husband, Alex's ill mother, and Alex's heartbreaking pediatric cancer patient case. Despite the odds, Alex and Jo are finally tying the knot.

We're already arming ourselves with tissues for when they walk down the aisle. Here's a compilation of Jolex moments that made our hearts explode!

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Grey's Anatomy: 25 Jo and Alex Moments That You Need to Relive

This Kiss

When They Bond Over Their Rough Beginnings

When Jo Is Still Alex's Friend Even Though He's Ruining Her Life

When They Make Eating Donuts Cute

When They Make Weird Noises Together

When Alex Wears His Heart on His Sleeve For Jo

When Jo Tolerates Alex Being an Adorable Doofus

Seriously, She Has Patience

This Twirl of a Warm Embrace

When He Looks at Her Like That

When Jo Proposes

When Jo Visits Alex Just to Hug Him

When Jo Asks Alex to Come Home

Also, This Kiss

When They're Canoodling

When They Make Out in the Elevator

When Alex Says He Pictures That Izzie Is as Happy as He Is With Jo

When Jo Has His Shoulder to Lean On

When Jo Lovingly Picks Up Alex After He's Had One Too Many Edibles

This. Moment.

When Jo Helps Alex Track Down His Mother

When They Laugh at Their Wedding Invitation

When They're Snuggling and Planning Their Wedding

When They're Frolicking by a River Together

When Jo Calms Down a Stressed Alex

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