I've Loved You Since..‪.‬ Sydney Berger

Lizzie and Michael have known each other for years. While they first met at a family gathering around the holidays in West Bloomfield, Michigan, it wasn't until their families vacationed together in Park City (and they got stuck on a chairlift together) that they realized perhaps there was something more to their platonic friendship.

It wasn't exactly "love at first swipe" for Rachel and Matt. When you match with someone on a dating app, the hope is that the conversation will progress to the point where you exchange numbers and plan a date. After Rachel and Matt both swiped right on JSwipe, they exchanged numbers and started texting; but, things fizzled soon after that. It wasn't until months later when Matt wound up texting Rachel out of the blue (and a few other girls at the same time) that they ended up planning their first date and meeting in person. The rest, you could say, is history.

Jen and Kyle’s romance began as many would imagine a storybook romance: in an AP Calculus class (“Mean Girls,” anyone?). While it was Kyle who first took a liking to Jen, the admiration was not immediately reciprocated. Fast forward 11 years later: These two are happily married, live in Atlanta, Georgia, and are spending more time together than ever before as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. For Jen and Kyle, making it through multiple bouts of long distance required hard work. Now, they’ve got helpful advice for anyone working through a LDR.

Tony Award-winning Broadway producers Dayna and Brian Lee, otherwise known as @artsandfood_nyc on Instagram, are both from the same suburb of Toronto, grew up five minutes away from each other, and attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. And yet, it wasn't until Dayna walked into the same ear training class as Brian that he first saw her and became smitten.  

Kerry Flynn and Mike Murphy, two journalists in the tech and media space, have none other than Twitter (and a few friends) to thank for their relationship. It started with a TechCrunch event in 2015 when Mike first tweeted @ Kerry. And yet, it wasn’t until two years later that Kerry, a reporter at CNN, and Mike, the director of Special Projects at Protocol, actually started dating. While one of these two blocked the other at some point on Twitter, they still found their happy ending. 

Dan and Gregg have been together for over 20 years. After losing his first partner to HIV in the '90s, Gregg took some time before looking for love again. It wasn't until Dan sought out Gregg after seeing him at a gay bar in Los Angeles that their romance began. From their first safari to an epic proposal that featured the Laker Girls, to how their families reacted to their relationship and their feature on Bravo’s “Gay Weddings” series, listen as Dan and Gregg recount their journey from the beginning.