During the COVID pandemic Adam and Grace met on bumble. In a world of endless profiles, somehow—they found each other. What began as casual messages quickly turned into conversations that felt easy, exciting, and deeply familiar. First date jitters turned into late-night messages, favorite song exchanges and Grace using Adam as her personal mannequin for online nursing school checkoffs. From their first date, there was a spark. Not just chemistry, but a sense of comfort and curiosity that kept pulling them back to each other. Four months in, just as they were settling into their new relationship, life threw them a curveball: Adam had to move to Colorado for work. Saying goodbye that first time wasn’t easy—but they knew they had something worth holding onto. And so, their long-distance chapter began. For the next two and a half years, they navigated life across different cities, time zones, and airport terminals. They became pros at FaceTime dates, weekend visits, and finding little ways to feel close, even when they were far apart. They got to explore Garden of The Gods and go horseback riding, spend a day at Disney when Adam moved to Florida and go paddle boarding in Biscayne National Park. There were challenges, of course—but through it all, their relationship only grew stronger. They learned to communicate deeply, support each other from a distance, and build a foundation of trust and love that carried them through the miles. After two and a half years of texts, plane rides, and countdowns to their next hug—they closed the distance and moved in together. Two years after that they decided they loved living together so much that they took the next big step: moving across the country to settle down. Now they're starting a whole new chapter- and couldn't be more excited to share it with all of you!