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Abby Barr and Jed Feiman, two comedy writers who regularly riff off each other, also kept their wedding guests laughing.
Author: Rosalie R. Radomsky
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After Acting Out a Charades Clue, He Proposed
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Katie Schad jokingly jotted down “Marry Me Katie” as a game clue for Adam Purdy at a Thanksgiving gathering. He saved it for his proposal.
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She Warmed Up to Him After Burning Man
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Andrew MacRae fell for Kaitlin Green at the annual desert arts festival, but Ms. Green kept her distance until members of their camp met virtually when Covid-19 hit.
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Call It Postmodern Love
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Joe Fay and Dan Garness first met in what is now the Burns House, designed by the postmodernist architect Charles Moore.
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Before the Proposal, a Swarm of Bees Harshed Their Buzz
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Peter Walters planned to propose to Ray Quintero at a picnic on Fire Island, but en route Mr. Quintero spotted a swarm of bees ahead, and bolted.
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They Proved That, Yes, Love Is More or Less Blind
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After matching on Hinge, Nick Matcheck and Lori Hu waited three months before meeting in person. By then, they had already decided to live together in Wisconsin.
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The Joke (Surprise, Surprise) Was on Them
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Dr. Amit Raj’s cousins kept nudging him to ask Dr. Ami Modi out. So he got her on board to pretend they were dating. Soon enough, they really were.
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From Volunteers to High School Sweethearts
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Hannah Sellinger and Basil Azim met while working for a mentorship program in Texas. He then asked for a number he already had.
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Getting a Charge Out of a Drone Instructor
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Austin Brown taught Chelsea Wilson how to fly a drone while she was charging her phone. Love took flight later.