After matching on a dating app, Danny wasted no time in suggesting a Sunday morning coffee for a first date. He was ready to talk skiing with a girl from Colorado (who he learned chose soccer over the slopes), and she was hoping he was kind, athletic, and read books (confirmed by his Ironman, references to "Sapiens," and smile that made her light up inside like nothing she'd ever known). Coffee turned into lunch, which turned into a long walk through the neighborhoods, which turned into tours of open houses and convincing realtors that they really had just met. After nearly seven hours, the pair ended the best first date each had ever been on, and the last first date either ever would. Both went home to their families for the holidays overflowing with excitement, and upon returning to LA began to craft New Year's resolutions together. The world felt like their oyster, and it was. Briefly. Until it closed. It did not stop them from spending more and more time together, working from each other's homes, and finding any and every reason to celebrate when they could (who could forget HolidayInPlace). They learned that if the world went quiet they could create a new one themselves, and that so long as they were together anything felt possible. What they found in each other was a fellow dreamer, a comforting companion, and a source of never-ending joy. When you meet someone like this you ask them to spend a lifetime with you, and that's exactly what Danny did at the beach one Friday afternoon 670 days after their first coffee. It was the easiest yes of her life, knowing with him that the world would forever be their oyster. So begins the next chapter of their beautiful lives together - marriage!