Ahaha, well, I already put a fair bit of effort into helping three out of four of Maria's cousins find a match who loved them back home. She comes from an aristocratic family, you see, or the nearest capitalist equivalent, and most of them needed help finding a way to follow their hearts instead of their parents' desire for financial alliances.

[She didn't get the opportunity for Ange, but she's about 90% sure Ange is dating one of her demon sidekick squad anyway.]

I preferred the subtle when it came to George and Jessica, or at least subtle as far as they were concerned. Mostly, their paramours just needed to be convinced that the power of magic was in play - one that she had it on her side, the other that he needed to protect his love from it - and they did what they needed to do from there. It was a neat arrangement, even if it got a tad complicated trying to do that and several other things at the same time...