Daniel De Lange and Kyle Lucia Wu kept things casual after meeting as restaurant co-workers, but soon they were “attached at the hip,” Mr. De Lange said.
Category: Weddings and Engagements
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From FaceTime to Face Time, In Person
Maya Vargas and Justin Mejia talked a lot for a couple of years before they went on their first date.
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For Two Octogenarians, First Came Romance, Then a Dream Home
Kathryn Scott, 82, an author and former “Dark Shadows” actress, met the author Patrick Oster, 80, when a mutual friend who likes to play matchmaker suggested they trade manuscripts.
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Working While Honeymooning
Or is it honeymooning while working? Job flexibility can be a blessing and a curse.
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A Big, Adorable Reveal on the Second Date
Dayton Munson and Emily Orozco hit it off over Bumble, then over a series of restaurant dates.
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Seeking a Friend, Finding Much More
Ernie Apreza and Kyle Labarry were looking for community in a new city when they first met 10 years ago. Along the way, they found love.
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He Didn’t Know It Was an Audition. But He Got the Husband Role.
Aleksandra Dubov and Daniyel Berchenko were stargazing in the California desert when Ms. Dubov asked him a direct question.
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Their Shared Love of Theater Was Just the Opening Act
It took Ellenore Scott, a Broadway choreographer, three months to reply to Trey Everett, a writer and musician. It only took a week to fall in love.
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The Phone Call That Led to Love
Katherine Doyle, an NBC White House reporter, and Alex deGrasse, a political strategist and adviser, unexpectedly found love on a work-related call.
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Art Led the Way to a Very Hot, and Spicy First Date
David Harris, an artist, made spicy curry chicken with Indian chili powder that Heather Phillips, who loved his artwork, tolerated, while he was too nervous to eat.
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After Years of Friendship, a First Date Wasn’t Necessary
Janet Mercel and Daniel Wisner’s relationship slowly turned romantic after years of “being best friends,” Mr. Wisner said. “And always wanting the best for one another.”
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It Took Years, Some Electrical Help, Then Came the Spark
Nancy Marshall, a professor of art history, had endured the sudden loss of two partners. As she healed, she kept running into Chris Murphy, an electrician and local artist she admired.
