Welcome to our website! Here, you will find all the details concerning our upcoming nuptials. We're happy you're here and we hope you can join us.

Our origin story starts off just like many other couples do. Girl meets boy in college, they fall sickeningly in love, then the relationship draws to its foregone conclusion, marriage. In spite of our story following such a repetitive pattern, we’ve always felt our romance has been a true testament to the notion of “unconditional love.” For after the first two years of our relationship in 2010, Brian was confronted with the struggle of being a young man whose partner lost her vision. To further complicate things, the relationship soon transitioned to one of long distance. For seven years we lived apart from one another and as you can imagine, many trials ensued. Until one winter day, we decided the love we nurtured since 2008 was well worth surrendering to and sacrificing for. What resulted was a 2019 trip to France where Parisians witnessed Brian bend the knee. Unashamedly, we took the leap towards long lasting growth and permanence. Throughout our three year engagement, the wedding has taken many detours with its changes in dates and location. Most poignantly, we have had to deal with the loss of a beloved mother who has been in the forefront of our thoughts as we continued to plan the wedding. Emotional aftershocks still persist after these calamities to this day, but we’ve forged forward and have realized our commitment to each other has remained steadfast and impenetrable. That is life though, right? The steps we take are often nonlinear and when we take two steps forward, there’s always circumstances steering us off course. However, it is those unplanned trails that reveal the most about ourselves. In relation to our ongoing romance, those missteps have enlightened and improved us in remarkable ways. As the Poti-Ieremia wedding follows our 15th anniversary, we can’t help but look back at the type of relationship we have built and fed all these years. A love without judgement. A love worth suffering for. A love without condition.