Say I do, a 2020 reality web series which goes on to plan the dream wedding of eight couples, helping them tick off their bucket list. Each episode introduces a new long-term couple, and the three experts Jeremiah Brent, Thai Nguyen, and Gabriele Bertaccini, and the three help the couples arrange their wedding within a week. A series that will make you feel good and maybe will inspire a couple to plan their wedding in the same way.
But what about the gorgeous couples on the show? What are they up to during the quarantine? We checked their social media accounts and instantly went aww.
We went to Marcus LaCour and Tiffany’s Instagram account and as said, our heart melted with their latest celebration of their three-year-old daughter and Tiffany also shared a decade-old picture of togetherness.
Michael and Alex Franklin became an instant family when the couple took in their nephews when the kids desperately needed a place to go. Since the episode filmed last year, the Franklins have added another kid to the family—and that’s not a surprise, considering Alex was already 8.5 months pregnant when she walked down the aisle.
Being a gay couple is not easy even in 2020, but yet Skyler and Randy overcame the obstacles and tied the knot. Because “At the end of the day, LOVE is the victory.” They even gave a shoutout to Tacori, a ring company in California, who was a big part of their marriage.
Do you believe in love at first sight? If you do, you would then definitely fall in love with Essie and Bruce; met online and knew they were meant for each other. Also, their daughter Vera dominated Essie’s feed and her mischievous and naughty activities will make you spend more time online.
Another couple, Jason Van Horn and Jonathan Rowe also met online almost eight years ago, beginning a journey that would ultimately lead to Say I Do. They proved that nothing can stop you from staying together, if you meant to be for each other, you will be no matter what.
Mattie and Melvin gives us the ultimate message of hope and destiny. They met as kids and sometimes the time for the right moment might not be immediate but can years to come. That’s what happened with these love birds. But, better late than never.