Jarrett and Molly's first encounter was a prophetic one. In the mid-1990s, their mothers Joyce and Margo were working together at Bridge Communities, a transitional housing non-profit based in DuPage County, IL. And what's the good of having children if you can't put them to work? Jarrett and Molly were tasked with sitting in a room together for hours, applying stamps and licking envelopes. Little did they know that someday they would be sending out envelopes with their wedding invites inside. As much as mother knows best, this isn't an arranged marriage. Jarrett and Molly's separate adventures took them to lands as far as Iowa and Indiana, before reconnecting as young professionals in Chicago. What followed was a romance interwoven with family, friends, food, live music and of course—the ups and downs and curveballs that life can throw at you. The constant was the love that Jarrett and Molly have for each other, in which anything is possible. Jarrett finally got the sense to propose to Molly, and decided to do it the old fashioned way. That's right, tape an on-air interview to be broadcast on 93.9 LITE FM during their 24/7 Christmas music extravaganza—a Molly favorite—that then teed up him popping the question while listening in their apartment. The joyful and festive fun of the Holiday season is a foundation of the couple's portmanteau #Jolly, which you may hear one of 100 times during the wedding events. Ok, enough of the third person. We're so very excited to celebrate with you and for you to be a part of our special day. You make us feel so loved.