We Eloped!

Due to we will be postponing our current wedding celebration to a new date in October 2027. We appreciate your patience with us as we need a little longer to get everything in order for the celebration!

We know this may be a bit unconventional or even inconvenient for some. However we feel it will create more of a stress free environment for all. There will be alcohol at the reception along with music that may not be suited for the super young listeners (just meaning more like PG-13). We hope that this doesn't deter you however we will respect whatever choice you make for you and yours! We love you all and thank you for respecting our wishes.

I prank called Emma with my friend at the time, after she had the idea. That call turned into me getting a new phone and a new bestfriend. We talked as friends for a bit before becoming official in March of 2024. Emma and I have already been through a lifetime of trials. From meeting through an unexpected mutual friend to spending a week in a hospital room less than 2 months after getting our apartment. We knew we made the right choices to end up together.

As many of you may know, this past year has been a crazy one for us. On April 24th of this year Emma accidentally shot herself in the lower abdomen. We spent 8 days in The hospital pleading for it to all work out. While in the hospital Emma brought up a conversation we had previously had about getting married one day. This turned into a conversation about eloping after she healed. Realizing just how short and unpredictable life is, and knowing just how much we love each other it just felt right. After the hospital was a long, slow but steady process that I would choose nowhere else but right by her side if I had to do it all again.

As many of you; if not all of you know we are avid cat lovers. We have 5 beautiful little fur babies that fill our hearts and home with so much love and light. The love for cats may seem out of control and at times it does to us as well. However we would have it absolutely no other way! They are loved, well cared for, and happy as can be! We hope as many of you get to meet them as possible, they're some good little ones.