“I bought the ring back in October and cleverly hid it in a box at the bottom of my closet, certain she would never find it. In January, after securing her parents’ blessing, I set my plan in motion to propose before our big move to Colorado in March. With the pandemic limiting options, I chose a stunning vineyard in Northern Virginia, planning the proposal for Valentine’s Day, which fell on a Sunday that year. On the morning of the big day, I asked her to move the car so I could discreetly retrieve the ring. At the vineyard, when Rachel tried to order a glass of wine, I stopped her and insisted on a bottle of sparkling rosé. As we raised our glasses, I seized the moment and proposed. Despite the cold and dreary winter day, we felt nothing but warmth and joy! Rachel was completely surprised. For our wedding, being both creative souls, we knew the Denver Art Museum would be the perfect venue for our celebration. We wanted it to be more than just an event; we envisioned an unforgettable celebration where our friends and family could have a blast. Every detail was planned with fun in mind. We also ensured that our guests would have the chance to explore a few captivating exhibits, making the experience even more enriching and memorable.”
– Joseph, the groom
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