The two knew of each other for months before they met in
person. Car troubles and mutual friends brought the two
together. “We started at such a fresh, good, honest place,” says
Randa. Both were established in their careers and had been
single for awhile before finding each other. Grant asked Randa to
officially be his girlfriend on Oct. 4, 2014.
The couple dated exactly 14 months before Grant proposed.
Randa had joked about needing a dramatic proposal, and Grant
took her words literally. Each year, Randa would go to the
National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas to set up a booth for her
women’s boutique, Southern Jewlz. In 2015, Randa took a break
from the booth and decided to invite her friends to enjoy NFR
with her. She put Grant in charge of organizing the weekend,
giving him the perfect way to plan the extravagant proposal.
“I just handed it to him on a silver platter,” says Randa. On the
first night of the trip, Grant took a detour on the way to dinner
and brought Randa onto a balcony that overlooked the water
fountain in front of the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. The group of
friends encouraged Grant and Randa to take photos on the
balcony. With the gorgeous water display in the background,
Grant proposed.
Exactly 14 months later, the couple tied the knot at
Miramont Country Club on Feb. 4. The classic fairytale meets
Victorian Valentine wedding combined the best of Randa and
Grant’s relationship and the upcoming holiday of love. Randa’s
signature color, blush, was used in almost everything, from the
décor to her Monique Lhuiller wedding dress. Her bridal party
was dressed in shades of pink and her house party was dressed
in champagne.
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