How Two Moms Set Up Their Single Kids Through Facebook, All Thanks to One Post — Now They're Engaged! (Exclusive)
Gwendolyn Perrone took to social media to find a wife for her son — then she quickly got a response, “I have a daughter.”
Gwendolyn Perrone took to social media to find a wife for her son — then she quickly got a response, “I have a daughter.”
Courtesy of Nicole Cleveland Nicole Cleveland, left, shows off engagement ring with Danny Perrone:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(jpeg)/Gwendolyn-Perrone-enagaged-110124-mk-1-c5238b8546354591ad22a41afe746c38.jpg "Gwendolyn Perrone when on the local FB page looking for")
- After Gwendolyn Perrone posted on her local Idaho Falls community page asking for the best spot to let people know she needed to find her future daughter-in-law, Monica Leyton quickly posted that her daughter was available
- Although Danny Perrone was initially reluctant after getting out of disappointing relationships, Danny Perrone and Nicole Cleveland connected and eventually hit off with the help of their moms
- In October, on a trip to the local pumpkin patch, Danny proposed and the two are now planning their wedding for Oct. 2025
Idaho mom Gwendolyn Perrone always told her only son Danny she was going to find him a wife. What she didn't anticipate was finding a partner — a fellow "wingmom" — in her quest to find her child a suitable match.
Now, Perrone and Monica Leyton are basking in the glory of their matchmaking success after Perrone’s son Danny, 32, asked Leyton’s daughter Nicole Cleveland, 26, to marry him in a sweet pumpkin patch proposal last month. Courtesy of Nicole Cleveland Nicole Cleveland, left, with Danny Perrone after he proposed to her at the pumpkin patch last month
It all started when Perrone put a note out on her local Idaho Falls community page on April 28, 2023, “Looking for the page to find my future daughter-in-law
