Maid of Honor
She's my ray of sunshine -- the kindest soul you'll ever meet. Her kindness and generosity are just a natural part of who she is.
Matron of Honor
One of my closest friends from college -- we met my freshman year on the equestrian team. She is fiercely loyal, effortlessly hilarious, and has a completely unironic devotion to Nicolas Cage.
Bridesmaid
Frances may technically be my cousin, but in reality she's the sister I got through a loophole. You will probably see her reading a book somewhere. If you have met Frances, you definitely remember her iconic laugh.
Bridesmaid
Abby and I were college roommates and even co-parented a dog named Winnie -- who, in the breakup, chose her. I try not to take it personally.
Bridesmaid
Syd was my college roommate, a die-hard basketball fan, and is essentially Abby's unofficial wife -- emotionally, domestically, and probably on their taxes if they could.
Bridesmaid
Syd was my college roommate and my fried-rice life partner. We consumed enough of it to qualify for a loyalty program. We've collected an unreasonable number of ridiculous memories along the way.
Groomsman
My longest friendship. Friends since early elementary school, childhood neighbors, and roommates in college.
Groomsman
Friends since middle school and hunting partner for over 10 years. His family treats me like family. If you can't see him at the wedding, you will definitely hear him.
Groomsman
We hunt a lot together and go to Canada every summer for an annual fishing trip that is my favorite week of the year. One of those guys you can always count on.
Groomsman
Met as a mutual friend of Lukas's in college. One of the most genuine guys with a huge heart.
Groomsman
Lived next door to me in the dorms in college, best friends ever since. Incredibly niche sense of humor, and one of the smartest guys I know and very well-traveled.
Groomsman
Originally a friend of my dad's who became a friend of mine. Some of my best hunting and fishing memories are with Nate. Nate's picture shows up next to the phrase "work smarter not harder."