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Today I’ve been reminded for the nine hundredth time that I know nothing about planning a wedding. I’m lucky to have an awesome fiancee that seems to just... know all of this wedding and marriage stuff. All I know is that I’m looking forward to finally being married and going on our honeymoon. And no, I’m not trying to kiss up for not understanding the importance of glitter in every aspect of the wedding ceremony. Not at all. 

How is everyone else doing today? 

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Sawyer Evans’s Future Bio:

Sawyer Evans finished a successful run in Bonnie and Clyde making a name for himself by all the press that the show received. After the show closed, Sawyer was offered a part in a show off broadway that he happily accepted despite the fact that he wouldn’t be starring alongside Madison. After that show closed, Sawyer finally got his shot and appeared in the rival of “The Last Five Years” on Broadway as Jamie Wellerstein. Due to the press the revival got, Sawyer suddenly became a very well known name in the theatre world. With his degree from NYADA, Sawyer Evans was well on his way to becoming a very successful actor. 

Sawyer’s relationship with Madison McCarthy just continued to grow stronger as the years passed. He never expected to be someone who fell in love, but he quickly fell for his first costar. Since they were both very serious about their career, they took their relationship slower than most people might have. They moved into a larger apartment in the complex about a year after they’d started dating. After they’d been dating a little over two years, Sawyer dropped to his knee and asked Madison to marry him during a beautiful sunset on the beach. They’d decided on a long engagement, slowly starting to plan their lives together. A year after he proposed, Madison’s parents were killed suddenly in a plane crash. Sawyer watched helplessly as his beautiful, strong fiancee fell apart after losing her parents. Although he wasn’t sure what to do, he tried his hardest to be her rock after she lost them. She was so distant and so... broken. Sawyer silently worried about her ever coming back from losing her parents. They struggled for a while to communicate until Sawyer received a phone call for a new original musical. His agent wanted both Sawyer and Madison to audition for the two leading roles. Sawyer cautiously approached Madison with the idea. The two went in for an audition and were quickly cast. They’ve been appearing in “Mark and Jane” for about a month now, appearing to sold out crowds every night. There’s even Tony buzz for the couple, but Sawyer’s definitely rooting for Madison. She’s come through so much since her parents, and Sawyer knows that she deserves it. 

Overall, Sawyer’s life is everything he hoped for five years ago. He’s in a healthy relationship with a woman that he loves, and his career continues to climb in a positive direction. When he’s not working on the show, he’s helping Madison pick out china patterns and discussing reception menus and counting down the days until the wedding.