Bride and Groom
Christine and Yang met one snowy evening six years ago at Boston's “Wonder Bar.” It was Yang's asymmetrical smile that drew Christine in and his dance moves that sealed the deal. Yang was drawn to Christine's bubbly energy and her chipmunk cheeks. After their eyes met from across the room, they danced the night away up until last call. As the lights in the bar came on, Christine distinctly remembers lingering on the dance floor, hoping that Yang would ask her for her number. Yang was so smitten with Christine that he almost forgot to do so, but he remembered at the last minute before they parted ways.
A few days later, they had their official first date at Crema Cafe in Harvard Square. Though both were nervous to meet in the light of day, relief spread over them as it became clear that their natural chemistry transcended the dance floor. Conversation flowed seamlessly from topics of cats with exceptional table manners to more serious matters of work and life—and though they intended to meet for just one hour, their first date extended well into the early evening. From the first moments of their relationship, a sense of comfort was palpable. She never had to explain one of her jokes, and he felt that he could open up and talk to her for hours.
Though much has changed over the last six years, nothing has changed more than the love between Yang and Christine—it is stronger than ever.
