Phoenixville couple Andie Levine and Kelly Brodowski knew of each other for nearly a decade before finally getting the chance for a date, writes Kellie Patrick Gates for The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

Levine first saw Brodowski in 2010 when she was pointed out to her at a party by a friend from Jefferson University. Levine may have swooned a little, but since Brodowski went to Temple University, they did not manage to connect. 

Six years later, Brodowski walked into a bar where Levine was a nighttime bartender. They were briefly introduced, but nothing else happened. 

For the next three years, they learned about each other from their social media posts. Then, finally, in September 2019, the two matched on the Tinder dating app. A week later they went on their first date, and by the time the pandemic hit, they had decided to move in together. 

Before long Brodowski proposed, and the couple married on June 10 at La Chinesca in Philadelphia. Today, they have two dogs and are considering expanding their family with a baby. 

“The thing I love most about Andie is I know she will always love and protect and value our family,” said Brodowski. 

Read more about the couple in The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

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