We met in the café at Deloitte University.

Andrew made the first, and second, and third, and 20th move, which were apparently not particularly obvious to Victoria until her cousin, Leslye, pointed out that "motorcycle boy" was very interested in Victoria.

Andrew: My most memorable date with Victoria will always be going to the Dodger's game in L.A. It will sound silly, but Victoria offering to go grab me a beer from the concession stands really struck me, and I still have the tickets to this day, albeit digital ones.

After purchasing the ring and asking David and Patricia for permission, I enlisted the help of two professionals - Ana and Tania - to help me find a spot! Though the ease at which they lied to Victoria was concerning, it was crucial to make sure Victoria had no idea what was coming. After looking at a lot of different options, I settled on proposing in the courtyard at the Crescent Hotel in Uptown, Dallas.

The tricky part of the proposal was getting Victoria to the courtyard without her suspecting anything. The courtyard sits in the middle of the building between the hotel lobby and some shops and restaurants. I had our close friends - Conner and Melissa - pretend to make a reservation at Sixty Vines. The issue was that I needed to park on the hotel side of the building - and its more expensive valet - so that we would arrive in the courtyard before Sixty Vines.

Victoria was very confused as I pulled up to the hotel side of the building, telling me that I should just drive around. "It's fine, we're already here," I explained. As the valet opened my door, he asked where we were headed. I told him that we were going to Sixty Vines, which prompted him to point out, "you know, the other side has much cheaper valet if you're not a guest at the hotel." I tried to discreetly tell him it was fine, but Victoria, always the thrifty one in our relationship, was very annoyed. "Why are you parking on this side!? It's so much more expensive! I don't know why you never believe me when I'm always right!" I completely ignored her, hoping that she would get over my poor spending habits quickly because we were only about 50 feet from the courtyard.

We made it to the courtyard and I managed to squeak out most of the speech I had practiced all day long. She said yes, and we spent a moment taking pictures with a photographer I had hired for the occasion. After the photographer left, I told Victoria we were going to Happiest Hour to celebrate with a couple of our friends. As we walked up the stairs to the rooftop, I explained that I forgot to mention a few other people would be meeting us. She was thrilled to discover I had arranged for both of our families and lots of our friends to be at the party!

It was the perfect proposal, and I couldn't have done it without the help of all of our friends and family whom we love so very much. Thank you all!

Traveling, hiking, hosting pasta nights with our friends, and anything that involves our pup, Charlie.

We're doing two honeymoons! First, we're going to head to Europe immediately following our wedding for a short trip before Victoria starts her final year of her MBA program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. After a week on our own, we'll be joining a few hundred of our closest friends for "Yacht Week" in the Aegean Sea. After she graduates, we will head to Africa for a 2-3 week adventure!

Andrew: I'm not sure if it's the tastiest meal we've ever eaten, but my favorite meal was one I cooked in Victoria's Dallas apartment. I made steak on a cast iron skillet, broccoli, and potatoes served with a bottle of probably cheap red wine and an A+ romantic playlist I had put together over the course of the week.

Victoria: Definitely not a conventional meal, but the first time Andrew and I went to New York together we ordered 24 dumplings from Mimi Cheng's and ate every single one. Our shared obsession with dumplings has only grown since then!

Andrew: This is a hard one, we've been so many places together, but my favorite has to be all of our trips to NYC. Wandering the city at Christmas, going to the U.S. Open, Broadway plays... it never gets old.

Victoria: I surprised Andrew with a trip to Moab, Utah over Labor Day weekend in 2019. We spent three days hiking in Arches and Canyonlands National Park - although the best part might have been that we inadvertently chose a weekend with no moon, which allowed us to see the Milky Way.