Die-hard Mets fans have season and wedding postponed due to COVID-19
For so many couples right now, planning their future can feel like striking out over and over again, but for a pair of Mets fans from Brooklyn, they've turned it into a home run.
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May 11, 2020, 5:48 PM
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Updated 1,652 days ago
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For so many couples right now, planning their future can feel like striking out over and over again, but for a pair of Mets fans from Brooklyn, they've turned it into a home run.
For Amanda Romano and Andrew Indart, love struck at Citi Field in 2014.
Both are members of the die-hard Mets fan group the ”7 Line Army.”
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In 2018, while vacationing in Arizona, for an away game, Indart swung for the fences and popped the question. Their wedding was set for May 30, 2020.
"It was actually the day of our first kiss, so we were like, ‘oh that's perfect,’” says Romano.
However, the pandemic threw them a curve ball.
"He had no faith it was going to happen, he said our wedding is not going to happen it is going to be postponed,” says Romano.
Much like the baseball season their nuptials would be delayed. The couple says they hope to get married May 1 of next year.
Despite the stress of having to push their life plans another year, the two have stayed hopeful and positive, thanks to the 7 Line Army.
“Every weekend we do Zoom chats and games and finding ways to keep in contact,” says Indart.
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