Atlanta's Most Eligible Gay Bachelor With MyPartner.com May 23, 2008

Eligible bachelors from all over Georgia and the South will gather at the W Atlanta Perimeter Hotel to meet, mingle, and - just maybe - find the man of their dreams.

"More and more gay men are looking for someone who's marriage material," says Patrick Perrine, the President of gay matchmaking site myPartner.com, and host of the May 23rd event. "We're here to debunk the myth that gay men aren't interested in finding lasting relationships and help gay men find lasting love."

The Atlanta event will feature myPartner Flirt Cards to help event attendees connect with one another throughout the evening, as well as a live matchmaking session for one lucky attendee using myPartner's Partner Perfect Compatibility(TM) system. "This is a great way for us to show everyone how our matchmaking system works, and have a little fun at the same time," says Perrine. "Everyone comes to the party single, but not everyone will leave that way."

Perrine and myPartner.com are hosting similar events across the country as they scour all 50 states to find the first ever "America's Most Eligible Gay Bachelor." Anyone can nominate candidates through the end of May on the myPartner.com website. Online voting on nominees begins June 1st. From the top 51 contestants, one from each state and one from the nation's capital, five will be selected and flown to San Diego for final judging. A panel of experts will decide who is America's Gay Bachelor during a star-studded event on July 17th during San Diego's Gay Pride celebration. The America's Gay Bachelor contest winner will receive a romantic get-a-way trip for two at the W San Diego, a $25,000 Private Matchmaking Package, a trip to San Diego Gay Pride week, and a chance to be featured in a national publication.

"We're looking forward to seeing what Atlanta has to offer." says Perrine, "My mother always said that Southern Gentlemen make the best husbands."

Free.

Official Website: http://www.mypartner.com/AmericasGayBachelorContest.html