The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Some couples bring in numerologists or lip print readers, while others choose to be married by a spirit guide or practicing witch.
Author: Tammy LaGorce
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Captain Sandy Yawn of ‘Below Deck Mediterranean’ Marries Leah Shafer
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Sandy Yawn of “Below Deck Mediterranean” married Leah Shafer on — what else? — a superyacht in Florida.
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Swiping for Prince Charming, and Finding Him in Paris
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Sabrina Marzaro took a break from dating apps after relocating to Paris in 2020. When she returned to them, at the start of 2022, her first, and final, match was with Jorge Ruivinho.
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He Had Her at the Baby Moose
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Ashleé Miller, a musician, expanded her dating profile to upstate New York and Massachusetts. She didn’t expect to end up in Alaska with Francis Marley, a search and rescue operator.
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After a Missed Connection, a Union of Mythic Proportions
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
After seeing Joelle Gamble’s “Lord of the Rings” tattoo on her dating profile, Zachary Copeland believed he had found his soul mate. But he would have to wait more than a year to find out.
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He Offered Her a Seat at His Table, and Later, a Place in His Heart
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Arnim Kaiser and Pamela Grace were both out-of-towners dining alone in Arles, France. Their waitress was watching in the wings.
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A Wedding Do-Over After a Broken Heart (Not the Kind You’re Thinking)
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Just minutes after Eli Newell and Dr. Erika Amundson exchanged vows last spring, he was rushed to the hospital. Their second go-round was far less traumatic.
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An Instant Crush Over Mashed Potatoes
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Luke Robinson was rendered nearly speechless as he grabbed takeout from Gustavo Lopes, whose first impression was a little less romantic.
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How Their Corporate Speak Turned Into a Language of Love
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Andrew McCaskill was happy to provide career advice when Marcus Johnson reached out, but he was also hoping for something more.