Philly.com is running an awesome contest: Love of a Lifetime Wedding Giveaway! The contest started with 500 couples, and now it’s down to the final round with only 10 couples left! The prize is a $90,000 wedding at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia. Once the winning couple is chosen, readers will also choose the bride’s dress style, flowers, invitations, menu, cake, and wedding bands. Sure, you don’t get to plan every detail of your wedding, but hey, it’s FREE so who’s complaining?

It so happens that my friend Faye and her fiance Matthew are finalists in this contest, and they need YOUR HELP!!! Follow this link: http://bit.ly/fayematttowin to get to their page and register by clicking on “registration” above their photo. You’ll get a confirmation sent to your email.  Click on the link in this email – it will take to back to the website to vote. The whole process takes less than 30 seconds (seriously), and you will be helping a fantastic couple win a $90,000 wedding!

Plus, their bulldog is super cute, so how could you possibly resist? Vote now and everyday through February 10th. Go to their page here: http://bit.ly/fayematttowin to read their sweet and funny entry (and then VOTE)! Here’s a taste:

How Did You Meet?
MATTHEW: I never would have thought I’d meet my future wife in a dark, dingy basement! I was just looking to hang out with the guys at my friend’s party, but after spotting Faye, I knew I had to talk to her. As I watched this striking, bubbly girl fail miserably at flip cup, I saw my chance and offered to teach her how to play. FAYE: For the record, yes, my flip cup skills are terrible and Matthew did give me some coaching—but I suspected he wasn’t there to teach me how to play flip cup, he was using it as a pretense to ask me out to dinner! Not that I’m complaining as I was thrilled he was talking to me, so thrilled in fact that after making dinner plans, I completely forgot his name. I was too embarrassed to ask him again, so on our first date, I stealthily stole a glance at his ID and he never knew (until now)! MATTHEW: I admit it might be true about approaching Faye with the intention of securing a date, but after learning she forgot my name, I think we’re even. FAYE: And now I’m going to marry a man whose I name I couldn’t remember—I promise not to forget it at the altar!