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Finding love in Denver can be tough unless you know where to look. That's the theory of matchmaker Kris Kenny. Kenny sat down with CBS4 morning anchor Brooke Wagner for breakfast on the eve of Valentine's Day.
Kenny owns a matchmaking service aimed at a very specific clientele. "I really just had that niche and wanted to go after that professional group, very athletic, non-smoking," Kenny said. "I really stuck to my guns of who i was going to cater to."
Four years down the road she's responsible for eight marriages. That gives her a bit of expertise in matching up successful couples.
"I look for people who are going to work with me and have a good outlook," she said.
Kenny also said it's important to not to be too quick to judge from from the first date. "If there's no chemistry and the conversation was a struggle, it's tough," she said.
"But sometimes I've had people come back and say the conversation was a little tough but I thought he was a really great person, I will push them to go out again."
Kenny's biggest dating don't? Flip flops.
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