Wedding Party

Margaret Joan McManus

Bride

A Jersey girl with a Pride & Prejudice soul. Her favorite movies remain Gone with the Wind and The Mummy. Not popular, but true to her through and through. This photo is from the first time she and Louis said "I do." If you know, then you know. Frankly my dears, she doesn't give a damn.

Louis Kho Tiemann

Groom

You'll find him reading the U.S. Constitution and Delaware General Corporation Law. He bleeds red, white, and blue. Elmo and Techno also speak to his soul. He fervently believes The Room (2003) is the apogee of cinema. Samurai Cop (1991) is a close second place.

Tatiana Popovitchenko

Matron of Honor

Friends with Maggie since they were 5 years old, their mutual love of history and stories bound them for life. True BFFs. In more recent times, Tanya really loves the movies Knives Out and Barefoot in the Park.

Edward Tiemann

Best Man

Lovable brother of Louis. Enjoys snowboarding while Louis tags behind on skis, or vice versa more recently. Eddy Bear's favorite movie is Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021).

Annie McManus

Bridesmaid

Growing up as Maggie's sister, Annie always looked forward to the day we all celebrate this great occasion. She is so happy to be a part of this moment and wish Maggie and Louis the best! Her favorite movie is Mean Girls.

Ahmad Raza

Groomsman

Ahmad ran into Louis in a dark hallway on a dark night a few days before they started ninth grade at Western Reserve Academy. Ahmad was totally mesmerized by how strange Louis looked; he couldn't look away from a car crash. They've been best friends ever since. But don't you dare try to take Ahmad's beloved "my stapler" away from him, or else he'll burn the whole building down. If you couldn't guess, Office Space is his favorite movie.

Elizabeth Bellsey

Bridesmaid

Elizabeth was lucky to meet Maggie in the same first semester literature class at Goucher College. Their friendship grew as they continued to take classes together. After college, they shared many fun NYC experiences, including theatre and museums. Congratulations to Maggie and Louis, and wishing you both a future of love, fun, and adventure

Gregory Stevenson

Groomsman

Greg met Louis on their first day of high school (really, before school even started) at Western Reserve Academy. They immediately bonded over being the slow kids on the football team. Later on, it was the late nights studying for AP US History or AP Latin together that brought Greg and “Tie Man”, as Louis was known amongst the football team, closer. Even though their Reserve days are over a decade in the past, the two remain close friends today! When he isn’t dominating trivia night somewhere, Greg is probably watching, and quoting word for word, his favorite movie, National Treasure.

Rebecca Rother

Bridesmaid

Rebecca met Maggie at Goucher. They ended up studying abroad together at UEA in Norwich, England and after months of being the only other American in each other's lives a life long friendship was cemented! Her favorite movies are ALL of the Harry Potter movies and Shrek.

Gregory Eng

Groomsman

It was a dark and stormy night when Greg and Louis met at UVA Law, but ever since, they've been watching bad movies, competing in Catan, losing at trivia nights, and hitting up Buffalo Wild Wings Boneless Thursdays together. His favorite movies are Samurai Cop and Minari.

Jen Schollin

Bridesmaid

Jen has been friends with Maggie since Freshman year of college. She loves theme park adventures with Maggie and Louis. Dog mom to Luca, a chihuahua mix.

Alexander Bischoff

Groomsman

Karmel Bartels

Bridesmaid

Maggie was the first friend I made in Charlottesville, VA. We would have coffee almost every week to read and catch up. My other favorite memories with her are celebrating each other's birthdays, having game nights, snow tubing at Wintergreen, tubing on the James River, and eating hot pot.

Cullen Edes

Groomsman

Cullen and Louis have a storied history: they have debated everything from acclimatization and emancipation to taxation and capitalization. Sometimes opposites do attract! Dragonheart (1996) remains the piece de resistance of modern cinema.