| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1918/06/00 | Scott Fitzgerald is posted at Camp Sheridan (lost) in Montgomery, Alabama, where he reworks "The Romantic Egotist" and meets Zelda Sayre. Zelda and Scott may have been introduced at a Thorington tea party in the South House. | Winter Place, Montgomery, AL |
| 1918/07/00 | In the summer of 1918, Zelda Sayre meets Army Lt F Scott Fitzgerald from Camp Sheridan during a dance at the Montgomery Country Club (lost, current clubhouse built 1990) on Narrow Lane Rd, Montgomery, Alabama. | |
| 1918/09/07 | F Scott Fitzgerald falls in love with Zelda Sayre. Noted for her beauty and high spirits, Scott calls her "the first American Flapper". | |
| 1918/12/00 | After the War to End All Wars ends in November 1918, US Army 2nd Lt F Scott Fitzgerald departs Long Island to be discharged in Montgomery, Alabama. | |
| 1919/06/00 | By June 1919, Zelda Sayre breaks her engagement with Scoot Fitzgerald over fears his would never make enough money career as a writer to support them. | |
| 1920/02/24 | I HAVE SOLD THE MOVIE RIGHTS OF HEAD AND SHOULDERS TO THE METRO COMPANY FOR TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS I LOVE YOU DEAREST GIRL. - FSF telegram to Zelda in Montgomery, Alabama | |
| 1920/03/00 | With the proceeds from 'Head and Shoulders', Scott buys Zelda a $600 platinum and diamond wristwatch which he sends to her. "O, Scott, its so be-au-ti-ful" - Zelda letter to Scott | |
| 1920/04/00 | F Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Sayre marry in the rectory of St Patrick's Cathedral in New York City. The choice of St Patrick's was suggested by the bride's mother as a location Scott would like. | St Patrick's Cathedral, New York City |
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