Nathan Bluestein, 27, of Northville and May Gorial, 32, of Madison Heights, pose for a photo at her home in Madison Heights Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012. They are a recently engaged couple as of last Saturday, Sept. 1 aboard a canoe that they paddled out on. After an evolved proposal by Nathan that included a French love poem (She teaches French.) and a love letter, they are holding in a portrait, were both in a bottle declaring his love for her. He painstakingly made it look like they were old, tattered papers within a bottle randomly floating in the lake. It was after the question was popped they explain that they were then pushed by the wind and waves to North Island. Luckily for them they had one cell phone between them and made calls to family and to the local deputies who eventually rescued them. They now are forever connected with the thought if they can get through this the rest is easy. Their wedding is set for April 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Detroit Free Press, Regina H. Boone)
Nathan Bluestein, 27, of Northville and May Gorial, 32, of Madison Heights, pose for a photo at her home in Madison Heights Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012. They are a recently engaged couple as of last Saturday, Sept. 1 aboard a canoe that they paddled out on. After an evolved proposal by Nathan that included a French love poem (She teaches French.) and a love letter, they are holding in a portrait, were both in a bottle declaring his love for her. He painstakingly made it look like they were old, tattered papers within a bottle randomly floating in the lake. It was after the question was popped they explain that they were then pushed by the wind and waves to North Island. Luckily for them they had one cell phone between them and made calls to family and to the local deputies who eventually rescued them. They now are forever connected with the thought if they can get through this the rest is easy. Their wedding is set for April 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Detroit Free Press, Regina H. Boone)
Nathan Bluestein, 27, of Northville and May Gorial, 32, of Madison Heights, are photographed in her Madison Heights home Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012. They are a recently engaged couple as of last Saturday, Sept. 1 aboard a canoe that they paddled out on. After an evolved proposal by Nathan that included a French love poem (She teaches French.), left, and a love letter in a bottle that he declares his love for her and where he painstakingly made it look like they were old, tattered papers within a bottle randomly floating in the lake. It was after the question was popped they explain that they were then pushed by the wind and waves to North Island. Luckily for them they had one cell phone between them and made calls to family and to the local deputies who eventually rescued them. They now are forever connected with the thought if they can get through this the rest is easy. Their wedding is set for April 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Detroit Free Press, Regina H. Boone)
CASEVILLE, Mich. (AP) ? Two Michigan sheriff's deputies can expect wedding invitations in their future for rescuing a couple who became stranded on an island during a meticulously planned, elaborate marriage proposal that apparently accounted for everything but bad weather.
Nathan Bluestein, of Northville, and May Gorial, of Madison Heights, set out by canoe Saturday in Wild Fowl Bay near Caseville, about 110 miles north of Detroit, the Huron County sheriff's department said. Gorial, 32, accepted the proposal, but strong wind and waves kept them from returning to shore.
Bluestein, 27, told the Detroit Free Press (http://on.freep.com/Tm0QoT ) that he had been planning the proposal for months. He tucked a message in a bottle inside a lunch bag that he brought on the trip.
"I made sure that she never could touch the lunch bag," he said "I had it around my arm the whole time."
Inside the bottle was a sheet of paper, soaked in tea and burned around the edges, with a poem written in French. Gorial, a French teacher at Bishop Foley Catholic High School in Madison Heights, began reading and translating the poem before finding a proposal written in English on another piece of paper.
"The way I look at it ... she's my best friend and the love of my life," Bluestein said.
The two talked and snapped pictures, and didn't realize they were too far from land. They ended up on North Island and the sheriff's department sent the two deputies by boat from Caseville. Bluestein and Gorial don't have a wedding date set, but the deputies will definitely be invited to the event.
"If it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have seen the wedding day," Gorial said.
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