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Caitlin, a lawyer, a Rob, a consultant, were high school sweethearts who met playing soccer in ninth grade in Baltimore. Twelve years—much of it long distance—later, Rob proposed at Caitlin’s family’s house on the Chesapeake Bay, with both families there to celebrate. Their October wedding at the Inn at Perry Cabin was inspired by the
Plant parents and other lovers of the Logan Circle plant utopia called Little Leaf have just three more weeks to snap up their succulents and philodendrons. Store owner Amanda McClements will close the seven-year-old shop's doors on November 7. The “tiny jungle,” as McClements calls the store in her Instagram announcement, opened in 2016 as
Elise and Zach, two foreign service officers from Charlotte and San Francisco respectively, met in a Krav Maga gym in Fells Church. One day they were paired up, and they say, one swift punch to Zach’s face by Elise made an impression. Five and a half years later, Zach proposed on a hike while the
Phoebe, a clinical guidelines specialist, and Lee, a principal product support engineer—both from Virginia—met on Coffee Meets Bagel. On their first date, they bonded over a shared list of bucket list travel destinations, and the surprise to them both that their pets—his dog and her cat—shared the name “Oreo.” They talked and sipped bubble tea
Erica, a digital marketing manager from Princeton, New Jersey, and Scott, a wealth management associate from Falls Church, met on Bumble. Two years after a first date at Iron Gate, the pair got engaged in the exact same spot. The November wedding at Woodlawn Pope Leighey House in Alexandria featured a 100-person guest count, and