We were Midtowners who somehow knew all the same people but never met until one night when Meghan's friend Beth came into town and convinced her to go out after a late dinner to see a band that their mutual friend Joey had invited her to at the Deli. Little did Meghan know when she bought Joey's loud, funny and cute friend Ronnie a Bud Light (gross) that it would be the first of the rest of their lives. Ronnie had just the right amount of liquid courage by the end of the night to ask Meghan "Can I buy you dinner?" to which Meghan coyly replied "I don't know, can you?" And, Ronnie went home, believing he had been shot down. After many run-ins over the next month, Meghan and Ronnie finally made a date at a Dead Soldiers show at DKDC. By the next Friday, they had spent all night talking in the Cove until they practically shut it down and shared their first kiss in a parking space on Broad Ave. That was it. They both knew at that kiss that they'd never be the same again.

Meghan and Ronnie have truly been through thick and thin together, and they have come out stronger every time. During some of the hardest times they have supported and loved each other more than either thought possible. Both knew early on that they had found The One forever, but neither were sure when to propose. Knowing that Ronnie would never believe it was real unless he had it in writing, Meghan wrote a note to Ronnie thanking him for his unending love and support during one of their hardest times. With her mother near, early in the morning, Ronnie read the note (twice), asked if it was "for real" (expected) and then promptly said yes (yay!).