Wedding Party
Priscilla Berlanga
Maid of Honor
Priscilla and I go way back to our freshman year at Washington State University, where fate (and orientation group assignments) made us fast friends—and later sorority sisters. She’s the ultimate mix of Type-A and life of the party, bringing equal parts structure and sparkle. She will likely be the first one on the dance floor & last to leave!
Jake Walters
Best Man
Jake lives right behind Dustin’s parents, so he and Dustin have been best friends forever. The dogs, Dolly and Jake’s dog Howl, followed suit. Jake is now jokingly known as Dolly’s father-in-law.
Daria Brakmann
Bridesmaid
Daria and I met in Florida while she was an au pair, and we clicked right away. Now that she’s back home in Germany, she still keeps our friendship going strong — and somehow manages to keep the group chat lively no matter the time difference.
Jordan Nichols
Groomsman
Jordan and Dustin met at daycare and hit it off right away. Their friendship grew through basketball, including high school AAU under Jordan’s dad, Kevin. And clearly they have great taste — they both ended up with CPAs as partners.
Katelyn Klama
Bridesmaid
Katelyn and I met through the Junior League — where all good southern friendships start. These days, we keep in touch with virtual happy hours and book swaps, and there’s never a shortage of laughs (or stories) to share.
Matt Nichols
Groomsman
Matt is Jordan’s brother and another longtime friend of Dustin’s. They met at 4-H when Dustin was in 3rd grade. He now works with Dustin and Jake for his dad, Kevin. Safe to say the Luray construction crew is well represented at the altar!
Eva Moyer-Wade
Bridesmaid
Eva is my niece and one of my very favorite humans. I watched her come into the world, cheered her on at Oregon State, and now watch in awe as she balances grace, brains, and a love of animals — all while keeping me (mostly) in line.
Daniel Waln
Groomsman
Daniel was one of Dustin’s closest friends and the very first of his friends Lexi ever met. From the start, he was endlessly supportive — his first question was always “when’s the wedding?” and he even became ordained so he could officiate it himself. Though Daniel passed away last summer, he remains a huge part of this day and will be celebrating right alongside us in spirit.