Important Dates Engagement: November 5, 2007 Wedding: June 7, 2008 (23 days to go!) Mallorie & Mark Mallorie and I met whilst at Oklahoma State University. Both student athletes - Mallorie a four year letter winner on the Women's Golf team, and myself a three year letter winner on the Men's Tennis team.  Mallorie is receiving a double major, working toward her Finance and Accounting undergraduate degree and I am a Master's candidate in International Business. Our expected date of Graduation is May, 2008. After graduation Mallorie intends to continue her higher education and attend Law School. Mallorie is from Montgomery, Texas - just north of Houston and I am from Geelong - a city in the south east of Austraila. How We Met: Mallorie and I began dating the summer before our last year of school. We had known of each other for some time as we were student athletes and would see each other from time to time around the athletic department. However it wasn't until a Facebook message did we really start to know each other a little better. Our first date was a game of Golf in which Mallorie smoked me! The rest is history. We thank you for visting our web site and look forward to seeing you at the wedding.  This is an exciting occasion and we look forward to spending this special day with you. Please feel free to leave a message in our guestbook, or you can send Mallo or Mark an email at info@markandmallorie.com with any questions.  Don't forget to check back often as we will be updating markandmallorie.com regularly. - Mallorie and Mark

The Proposal: On November 5, 2007 it was a chilly evening and I had convinced Mallorie to run with me around the Cross Country Course at Oklahoma State. Little did she know that morning I had picked up her engagement ring in Tulsa. As we were winding through the course, Mallorie was not very happy that I had wanted to go running on such a cold night. However, as we came around the corner, up the hill overlooking OSU the sun was setting. I told her I wanted to stop and walk – Mallorie replied, “No, let’s keep going I want to get home, I’m cold!” I asked her again if she would just stop and walk with me. As she stopped and held my hand I pulled the box containing the ring out of my short pocket, I opened the box, the ring lit up and I said “Mallorie, will you marry me?” Mallorie screamed, and then to my relief – she said, “Yes, of course I will marry you!"