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From a Birthday Party to "I Do": The Indianapolis Engagement of Emily and Patrick
Kaitlyn Smale | July 21, 2026Emily and Patrick's love story started at a mutual friend's birthday celebration, where the two first met. What began as a casual introduction soon grew into something more! While many proposals are meticulously planned with glamorous outfits and scenic backdrops, Patrick chose a moment that perfectly reflected their relationship—completely genuine and wonderfully unexpected. The couple was staying at Patrick's sister's home in Texas before leaving for a family cruise to Galveston. Emily was enjoying breakfast in her pajamas, with no idea that one of the biggest moments of her life was about to happen. "Oh my goodness—in a way that was very us," Emily laughs. "It was first thing in the morning and I was still in my PJ's eating breakfast, hair and teeth unbrushed, and I was telling him about how I'd had a dream that he'd broken up with me. He then said, 'I actually had something to ask you' and got down on one knee. I mostly blacked out after that but remember spitting out the bite of breakfast sandwich I'd had in my mouth."
A Grand Rapids E-Session Full of Gatsby Glamour: The Engagement of Hailie & Austin
Kaitlyn Smale | July 14, 2026Hailie and Austin's love story began at a college party at Western Michigan University. Hailie was attending WMU at the time, while Austin was visiting a friend.
From College Classmates to Forever: The Indianapolis Engagement of Lauren & Cade
Kaitlyn Smale | July 7, 2026Some love stories begin with a grand gesture, while others start with something much simpler—like being assigned to the same group project.
Romance in Chicago: The Engagement Session of Carolyn & Elliot
Kaitlyn Smale | June 23, 2026Some love stories seem destined from the very beginning, and for Carolyn and Elliot, fate had a funny way of bringing them together.
10 Benefits of Taking a Pre Marriage Course Before the Wedding
WeddingDay | June 19, 2026Could it be that getting ready for a wedding feels nothing like getting ready for marriage?
One wrong turn in picking a spot, plus juggling who to invite, then getting lost in tiny tasks - before you know it, the wedding takes center stage, while what follows slips quietly sideways.










