All that you are, is all that I’ll ever need.

Welcome to our wedding page! Here, you can RSVP, view hotels around the area, get recommendations for food and sights, and view our registry.

Adam and I “matched” with each other on eharmony in February of 2016. We emailed for a few days and then it turned into talking on the phone, and within a week we knew we wanted to meet! We decided to meet halfway between Warner Robins and Augusta in Milledgeville, GA at a coffee shop called Blackbird Coffee. We spent the next seven hours together talking and laughing, until we both had to head back to our homes. After our date, I called my mom and said “I’m not trying to jump the gun... but I’m pretty sure I just met my husband!” Little did I know, one year later, Adam would be proposing to me!

Adam has an amazing heart, and he’s such a loving person! I’ve never met anyone more kind and friendly. He can be silly and playful, and we can laugh all night together. Or- he can be my shoulder to cry on if I need it. He has always allowed me to be myself, and I’m so thankful for that. He is incredibly supportive of anything I choose to do, and pushes me to be a better person. Just being with him motivates me to be better. I’m so amazingly grateful and will forever be, to wake up each morning next to Adam.

I love Christina’s beautifully warm smile and kind eyes. She’s the one I can’t imagine a day without waking up next to. She’s my late night ice cream run. I just have to say “babe…” around 9:00 and she already knows I want that sundae double chocolate, hold the peanuts. She’s my Sunday movie ticket, even when we both know it’s probably gonna be a bad movie. She’s my Player 2. Girl is GOOD at Mario Kart. She’s my road trip navigator, and “confused Siri” translator. She’s my happy camper, even though this girl hates being cold. She’s the other seat in that roller coaster she wasn’t so sure about but knows I’m dying to ride it. And she’s the person I’m ready to spend every day of the rest of my life with. When I see her, I see a best friend, a person I can talk to about anything on my mind without fear or judgement, someone who is going to have what it takes to raise children one day, and experience all the ups and lows of life as a partner and as a source of strength. She uplifts me in only the best ways and accepts me exactly how I am. In two years she has shown me even more facets to life than I would have ever discovered in a lifetime without her. I love her so very much, and I thank my lucky stars every day that I found her. She chooses me every single day, just as I choose her. Even though we’re getting married, and the title will change, she’ll always be my girlfriend, fiancé, and my wife. Whatever the title, she’s my rock, my source of strength and unconditional love. Like me, she’s a dreamer, and knows that life is precious and meant to be shared. She’s the person I know was meant for my unique soul, and I’m crazier about her more every single day than the day before it.

Our wedding planning process has been a rollercoaster, and we definitely wouldn’t have survived without each other’s love and understanding. The struggle involved many factors: the idea we each had before we even met of how we would want our wedding day to be, trying to decide between eloping or being more traditional, and realizing that our lives were going to be taken over by money stress and that we’d have one happy wedding day but be in debt afterwards. We worked through these different thoughts together and this is how our wedding day planning made a bit of a metamorphosis. Obviously, Adam and I have not been married before so we had no idea how things can keep adding up. Before we knew it, we realized that we just could not afford what we had been planning. For weeks we were on edge and so stressed out about how we’d pay for it all! We realized, this is not what we wanted our lives to feel like. So we then realized that our only option felt like eloping. This is an idea many people planning and paying for their wedding have. After we sat with that idea for a few months, we started thinking that it would be great to find a way to include people closest to us that we love, without having anything overboard. We started getting creative about how we could have a middle ground in between these two things, the traditional wedding and an elopement. We figured out what would work perfectly for us, a less traditional intimate ceremony and a gathering of those closest to us afterwards. That is our wedding story. It’s been messy and imperfect, but we’re so thankful to have gotten to this point. It’s not traditional, but we’re not exactly traditional people. We love you all and can’t wait to celebrate with you!