We met at our mutual friend Gino's birthday party. We connected right away and I was immediately caught off guard by the fact that Sarah not only liked Indian food, but could name actual dishes. And not just butter chicken. The deep cuts. By our third date, we went to Pizzeria Sei in LA. Prior to the date, Sarah received a text from me that can only be described as a dissertation on what makes great pizza and how it should be evaluated. Luckily I didn't scare her away! In hindsight, this was probably one of the earliest signs I knew we had long term potential. What makes this story ours, though, is not just how it started. It is how it kept going. Some love stores are told through one big moment. Ours is better told through the life we have already building together. Somewhere in the middle of our busy lives, what we found was something deeply meaningful. Sarah is home in the ways that matter the most. When with her, life feels fuller, warmer, and more certain. The future is not some distant idea but something worth creating together. And what makes this love so special is not that it has been perfect, but has certainly been intentional. We have chosen each other with openness, patience, and hope. Now, as we prepare to be married, we are celebrating more than a single day in time. We are celebrating the life we are building: one rooted in love, strengthened by commitment, and made most meaningful by the promise to keep choosing each other for all the days ahead.