Maid of Honor
Kayla is beautiful inside and out. She included me and folded me into her 'tribe' when I first moved to Charleston and she has been my rock and best friend ever since.
Bridesmaid
Maggie and I worked together in the best intensive care unit. She has helped me to grow and become a better person. We make the best team and even better friends.
Bridesmaid
Lauren has a heart of gold. She gives me amazing advice when I'm unsure of myself and is a wonderful support to me. I am so lucky to have her by my side.
Bridesmaid
Sally is a walking boost of serotonin. I have never seen her in a bad mood. She makes everyone around her feel seen and included. A few minutes after we met, I felt like we had known each other for years.
Best Man
Joe, a friend who has known me quite literally since we were in diapers. After life took us in different directions, fate brought us back together at the College of Charleston where we picked up right where we left off. Sharing dreams and aspirations with one another, supporting each other through every twist and turn along the way. Joe represents the kind of friendship that transcends time—the type of friend who, no matter how much life changes, will always be family to me.
Groomsman
Terrence, a friend whose bond with me spans back to sixth grade, playing four square in the school courtyard. Though life briefly separated us, football reunited us in high school, and we've been inseparable ever since. Even after attending different colleges, our connection only strengthened, eventually leading us to share our first apartment together. Terrence embodies the friendship that always finds its way back home, no matter where life takes us.
Groomsman
Khris, a friend who entered my life through high school football and is an essential part of our tight-knit group. Though college placed us in different cities, our friendship never wavered—We've spent countless weekends traveling between Charlotte, Charleston and Houston, witnessing each other grow through life's biggest moments. Khris represents the kind of friendship that makes distance irrelevant and proves that some bonds are simply meant to last a lifetime.
Groomsman
Terrance, a friend whose connection with me began on the high school football field but quickly grew into something far more meaningful. His strength and determination in pursuing his goals continue to inspire me daily. Even when we were on opposite sides of the world, our bond never faltered—we've remained the kind of friends who can talk about absolutely anything. His unwavering loyalty and cheerful spirit embody exactly what true friendship means.