It was love at first JoyRide! JoyRide Cycling Instructor Adam Keller, planned a top-secret flashmob cycling class proposal, where he asked his boyfriend and fellow JoyRide Instructor, Jared Marinelli, to marry him... but little did he know that would SPIN their lives upside! The video went viral with millions of views and launched this couple into stardom with their digital series Joy STORY!
In fact, it is so popular that Adam & Jared's JoyRide Flashmob Wedding proposal was featured on BuzzFeed's top 22 Marriage Proposals That Will Make You Believe In True Love.
Adam and Jared, now known as "Team Jadam," first met when Adam arrived at JoyRide's Ridgefield, Connecticut studio, looking for an instructor job. Jared was responsible for training Adam, and they instantly connected. It only took a week for Adam and Jared to go on their first official date. As Adam likes to say, "It was love at first JoyRide!"
Flash forward and Adam & Jared are just months away from their big WEDDING day on September 9th, 2017!
From their bump in the road when they almost called off the wedding to every step of their wedding planning, HooplaHa has been here through it all! In case you've missed anything and want to catch up visit http://www.hooplaha.com/Series---Joy-....
And keep your eyes peeled for their upcoming wedding shower video premiering on hooplaha.com in a few weeks. Can't wait that long? Tune into HooplaHa's Facebook page on Sunday, June 25th as Adam & Jared take on NYC's Pride. How are you celebrating pride?
This HooplaHa original video was produced by Tracy Chevrier, shot and edited by Johnny Perez.
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