As far as proposals go, this one was the one that was planned out for the longest, but also shortest time... When Phil reached out to me in February, he had planned his proposal to happen at the Penn State Arboretum. He and his girlfriend Nikki would be in town visiting friends on the weekend of graduation, Friday, May 8. Back in February, our biggest fear was the crowds that would be there. Three months later, the crowds would worry us again, but for a different reason. As the outbreak of Covid-19 began, Phil and I kept in touch, discussing our options, rain dates, and planned with a lot of uncertainty. Throughout the whole lockdown, we planned everything out. This way, if it happened, we h
This is a blog post that I promised myself that I would write after this whole experience. Why? Because we got SO MANY questions about this project. So, if you have questions, are curious about how we did it, OR if you are looking to shoot your own Drunk History this quarantine, read on! In February 2019, we got an email from our friends Jimmy and Alanna asking us to make a video. They wanted to do a Drunk History video for their save the dates. Unfamiliar with Drunk History, Catherine and I began our research. Drunk History is a television series on Comedy Central that stars inebriated celebrities retelling historic events. If you have 10 minutes (or hours), look it up, but be warned, you m
