Date of Origin: The search for NSW’s greatest love stories

Ahead of Valentine’s Day we want our readers to share with us their epic love stories. If you had a great first date, a memorable meeting, a magical proposal — we want to hear it.

We love love, and this Valentine’s Day we are celebrating true love stories and want to hear from our readers, on how they fell — and then stayed — in love.

Do you and your better half have a love story that’s one for the ages? Is it one that needs to be heard?

Bert and Patti Newton’s love story was one for the ages.

Do you or somebody you know have a love like Kath and Kel?

Could the tale of how you met rival a rom-com? Were you star crossed lovers? Did you meet on a reality dating show or at your local pub? Or maybe it’s someone you know who share the greatest love of all.

Reality TV couple Josh Moss and Amelia Marni met on Love Island Aust in Spain in 2018 and have defied the reality TV love odds by staying together ever since. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Whether it was a magical proposal, a hilarious first meeting, or a union that defied many obstacles. We want to know.

The Daily Telegraph is searching for NSW’s greatest love stories to be featured in our paper and on our website for Valentine’s Day this year. (February 14th for those who still need to make dinner reservations).

In 60 words or less tell us about your grand romance and why it’s a tale that needs to be shared, attach a photograph of you and your partner using the form below, before February 10th.

Brian To'o of the Penrith Panthers and his fiancee Moesha Crichton-Ropati melted collective hearts with their sensational proposal after the 2021 NRL Grand Final match between the Penrith Panthers and the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

We will pick our favourites to be featured online and in the paper this coming Valentine’s Day. What better way to celebrate your love, and let your better half know how much you love them than to share your story with the world?