Across
- 3. The spooky month in which the bride and groom first started “officially” dating
- 5. The annual 200 lap memorial day car race that the groom, his father, grandfather, and friends used to frequent
- 8. The sport groom played in high school and kind of hated
- 9. Proposal location (hint: city in Southern California)
- 13. NYSE stock ticker of the company at which the groom is employed
- 15. The name of the valley in France where the bride took her first private ski lessons (weird flex, but ok)
- 16. Bride’s full camp name, most times they called her “HB”
- 18. Bride’s steam gamer tag
- 20. The chess website where the bride and groom duke it out in bullet and blitz chess
- 22. The state where the groom was born
- 26. The bride and groom’s guilty pleasure fast food restaurant
- 27. The name of the disc the bride and groom love to throw around in Volunteer Park on sunny days
- 28. The brides preferred coffee order, 99% of the time it’s iced and flavored with vanilla
- 29. The acronym of the college at which the bride earned her nursing degree
Down
- 1. The groom’s preferred coffee order (hint: Assassino _________)
- 2. The ski resort where the groom learned how to ski and fell off a ski lift chair
- 4. The bride’s favorite holiday which usually entails marshmallow hot chocolate by the fire
- 6. Groom’s gamer tag (one of them, at least)
- 7. The bride and grooms first trip together was to this southern californian national park known for its unique species of trees (technically succulents)
- 10. The Seattle neighborhood where the bride and groom live
- 11. The groom’s favorite polarizing candy. Don't yuck my yum!
- 12. Groom’s favorite Pokemon
- 14. The groom’s government name
- 17. The sport the bride played growing up
- 19. The super silly car soccer video game the bride and groom love to play together and with friends
- 21. Bride’s middle name
- 23. Bride’s hometown
- 24. The groom’s highly controversial high school mascot
- 25. The model of Volkswagen car the bride drives day-to-day (hint: they don’t make ‘em anymore)
