Great Britain's Henry Patten completed a life-changing visit to Turin by becoming an ATP Finals champion for the first time - a week after the nerve-jangling moment of proposing to his girlfriend in the city.
Patten, from Essex, said the lucrative season-ending tournament had "taken quite a big back seat" to his engagement plans.
But he got the answer he hoped for from long-time partner Ellie as they looked out over the city from a hilltop basilica last Sunday.
The unforgettable trip then became all the more special as he and Finland's Harri Heliovaara triumphed together seven days later, winning 7-5 6-3 against Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski in the doubles final to earn a shared prize of about £660,000.