First Dance
Corin Heinrichs and Ryan Friesen, August 31, 2008, Winnipeg. By Sadiya Dendar
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About the Couple
Bride: Corin Friesen (née Heinrichs)
Groom: Ryan Friesen
Occupations: Student and sales representative.
How they met: “Through friends on a camping trip in St. Malo, Manitoba.”
Fave date: For Corin it was bowling and a movie when Ryan held her hand for the first time. For Ryan it was going to Rumours Comedy Club and The Keg for his birthday.
What attracted her to him: “He was well-spoken but still relaxed and easygoing.”
What attracted him to her: “She was a runner, which said she was health conscious. She was also outgoing and intelligent.”
Engagement story: “It was our six-month anniversary, and I knew that Ryan was preparing something for me, but I never expected a ring. When I arrived at his house, he had bought me tulips and made me my favourite meal. After the meal, Ryan said he had one more surprise for me and led me to his basement where he made me close my eyes before entering. When I opened my eyes, the entire basement was lit up with candles, and he had a stereo set up to play music. He said that we had not yet had our first slow dance, and he thought it was time for that. He then told me he had one more surprise for me and made me close my eyes once more. When he let me open them again, he was on his knee holding the ring. My mouth dropped to the floor and my heart leapt into my throat. I was so choked up I could barely say yes, but I did.”
Words they live by: “Never forget to respect or appreciate each other.”
Photography courtesy Curtis Moore (moorephotography.ca).
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