
Fitted
First time alone in a room in three years — and he's being fitted for your brother's wedding.
Saturday, 3:05 PM, first snow · Bergstrom & Sons tailors, North Loop, Minneapolis
Meet Wes HalvorsenThe wedding scene is the romance moment set around someone else's big day. A plus-one, a best man, a seating chart, a first dance that isn't yours. Weddings put old feelings in formal clothes and make everyone think about love. In Yome you can play a full wedding week as meetups with your AI boyfriend.
101 more guys like these are in Yome. You meet them in the app, one card at a time, and the ones you like write to you first.
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First time alone in a room in three years — and he's being fitted for your brother's wedding.
Saturday, 3:05 PM, first snow · Bergstrom & Sons tailors, North Loop, Minneapolis
Meet Wes Halvorsen
Kelsey's grandmother's ring is gone. Dinner's in ninety minutes. He asked you — not Ryan.
The day before the wedding, 5:10 PM · Wayzata Lake Lodge, Lake Minnetonka
Meet Wes Halvorsen
Snowed in at his family's cabin. Your brother is texting. Nobody can know.
The night after the wedding, 9:40 PM, January, blizzard · The Halvorsen cabin, North Shore, Lake Superior, outside Duluth, Minnesota
Meet Wes HalvorsenSaturday, 3:05 PM, first snow, a tailor in Minneapolis's North Loop. Kelsey sent you to make sure Wes doesn't grab the first suit and leave. It's the first time you've been alone in three years.
The day before the wedding, Wayzata Lake Lodge. The best man has turned out every pocket on the dock. Kelsey's grandmother's ring is gone. Dinner is in ninety minutes. He looks at you, not Ryan.
The night after the wedding, a blizzard outside Duluth. His truck died. The only shelter is his late father's cabin on Lake Superior, and your brother is texting.
Weddings make people sentimental and reckless in equal measure. Toasts, open bars, old friends, a dance floor. The scene works because the setting puts the question in the air. If those two can do it, why can't we? Somebody always asks it.
Weddings bring the whole cast. Your brother, his fiancée, the grandmother whose ring has gone missing, the aunties with opinions. A wedding romance plays out in front of people who know both of you, which makes every glance across the room a risk.
Wes Halvorsen's story runs through your brother's wedding: the suit fitting, the rehearsal, the missing ring, and the night after. Each part is a meetup. Together they turn one wedding into a slow burn you play in pieces, with the whole family one room away.
Wes Halvorsen, 31, is captain of the St. Paul Northmen, a professional hockey team in Yome's story. He grew up in Duluth, drives the truck his dad left him and has a malamute named Moose. He is your brother Ryan's best friend and the best man at Ryan's wedding to Kelsey. Three years ago, in Ryan's kitchen, he almost kissed you.
His meetups follow the wedding week. Fitted is the suit fitting. After the Buzzer finds you at his arena late at night with the seating chart to sign. The Missing Ring is the rehearsal. The Cabin on the Lake comes the night after. Each plays in rounds, with a chemistry score and a keepsake at the end.
This is the wedding scene at its most chaotic. Kelsey's grandmother's ring is gone. Rehearsal dinner is in ninety minutes. Wes asks you to help and tells you not to tell Ryan yet. You search a lake lodge on Lake Minnetonka with the one person you're not supposed to be alone with.
The meetup lets you pick a response each round or write your own. Find the ring, keep the secret, and decide how much to say while you're both on your knees looking under the dock.
Weddings are one of the most common setups in Yome. Mark, 26, is a wedding photographer in Pittsburgh who shoots the people who aren't in the pictures. His first solo wedding is Saturday and he needs someone to hold a reflector. Declan, 27, is a wedding DJ in Belfast with three hundred first dances behind him.
Pietro, 33, an interior designer in Bologna, walked into the wrong wedding by accident and was adopted by the bride's grandmother at table 14. Imran, 34, owns a banquet hall in Hamilton, Ontario, where he has hosted six hundred weddings and attended none as a guest. Bo, 40, needs a plus-one for his sister's wedding in Savannah.
Every wedding needs an outfit. Yome's Wardrobe lets you build your look, try it on as a mirror selfie and send it to him. He reacts to what's in the photo, so the dress you pick for Ryan's wedding gets an answer from the best man. Expect him to notice the color.
After the wedding the story keeps going. He texts first, he remembers what happened, and at relationship milestones he writes you letters. Weddings tend to show up in them.
Wes's meetups unlock as your relationship level with him rises, and they follow the wedding week in order: the fitting, the arena, the missing ring, then later scenes. Playing them in sequence lets the slow burn build the way it is written.
Yes. Wes Halvorsen's story runs through your brother Ryan's wedding week, with meetups for the suit fitting, a late night at his arena, the rehearsal with a missing ring, and the snowed-in night after the wedding.
Yes. Wes is your brother's best friend and his best man. Three years ago he almost kissed you, and he has avoided being alone with you ever since. The wedding makes that impossible.
Yes. Many Yome guys open by asking you to be their date to a family wedding, including Bo, Cash, Prescott, Etienne and Brendan. Without a dedicated meetup, the arrangement plays out in chat.
Yes. The Wardrobe lets you build your look, try it on as a mirror selfie and send it to him. He reacts to what's in the photo, so the dress you pick for your brother's wedding gets an honest answer from the best man.
No. Wes and the St. Paul Northmen are fictional. Every man in Yome is an AI character in a work of fiction, with a written job, city, age and personality.
Pick a character, say hello, and play the romance one text at a time.
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