I'm dedicating the Song "Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop" by Landon Pigg to all the couples who have fallen in love at The Singin' Bean.  Click to hear your song Love Birds  

Eric Brown and Melody Brown who met through mutual friends of The Singin' Bean got engaged the last Saturday evening in August on The Singin' Bean Stage. Melody came to us through another customer and became our lifelong friend and what we affectionately call, "Our Regulars." Eric came to us through Mike and Teal  also both "regulars" as he and Teal had been friends for many years. Teal shot a few cupid arrows and the rest is history. Teal was pretty helpful with the proposal to, helping Eric pick out a song for them to sing and even yelling for Eric to get down on one knee right here on the Singin' Bean stage. (see the video on our FB fan page. Eric and Melody make the 5th couple to get engaged at The Singin' Bean.

The first couple was your's truly. Donnie and I celebrate our 5 year anniversary September 10th. He was my sign man, well, still is. In fact, he has been doing signs on the Lawrenceville Square for a long time. He is responsible for bringing our little Singin' Bean logo from paper to a bigger than  life outside signage. He became a loyal customer and a regular, coming up for lunches telling us funny stories, then a mutual friend (Pappy from Pappy's Peppers) pointed out to both of us that he saw something we didn't seem to see, and played a little cupid and magic.. Happy Anniversary Donnie, I love you.

Katie and Mike just got married in June after they got engaged in the middle of Sonny and Chers "I got your Babe". When the song came to, Will You wear my Ring? Mike romantically popped out a ring. Our eardrums will never be the same from the scream of surprise into the mic. 

Our own Barista Pamela just married her  childhood sweetheart,  Travis Howard in May and so many Singin' Bean friends were in attendance we closed up for the afternoon. Their wedding was held in our own Mike and Teal's backyard. Mike (Cowboy) Coker also did her ceremony. 

We have had two other grooms seek out The Singin' Bean stage to propose marriage. I created a karaoke screen saying "Courtney will you marry me" at the end of one beautiful serenade for her and just recently you can see pics of a couple who just showed up to propose. The Singin' Bean has a magical air and a family feel about it that makes people feel good about making memories there. I'm so proud to be a part of something that will be in people's memories as they raise their families and will be able to tell the story of how they met or got engaged at the eclectic little coffeehouse in Historic Lawrenceville. Check out our Facebook page and our website for pics and videos of these wonderful memories created at The Singin' Bean.