We are so excited to celebrate with you!

Most people can unanimously agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has been a very difficult time for many. Despite the trials of this pandemic, these past two years have been the best two years of my life, because it is where our love story began. Both Jordan and I had moved to a new apartment complex in downtown Fort Worth. I had recently began my career at Cook Children's as a Pediatric Nurse and Jordan was working at PPG. One night, one of my best friends, Claire, told me that she met this great group of guys at the pool and asked if I wanted to go night swimming with her and them. After a great night of us all hanging out, we discovered that these boys lived down the hall from us. It was that night that our friend group formed. That summer we were all inseparable and did everything together! I started to recognize that in group settings, I gravitated to Jordan. I found myself putting in a little bit more time getting ready if I knew he would be there and feeling all giddy and nervous around him. In my silent pursuit of him, I heard through the grapevine that the feeling was mutual, and that Jordan was interested in me as well. After a lot of high fives and side hugs, Jordan finally built up the courage to ask me on our first date to coffee and an art museum. That date was unlike any first date I had ever been on and I never wanted it to end. July 29th, Jordan officially asked me to be his girlfriend with rose petals, candles, a sweet note affirming his feelings for me. That August, we took our first trip together. On that trip, we both fell in love with each other. The rest of our relationship progressed very quickly and a few months later, I knew he was the one. Jordan and I talked it over and both agreed that we wanted to date for at least a year before getting engaged. Jordan took this timeline very seriously, and on July 30th, a year and a day after he asked to be his girlfriend, he made me the happiest girl in the entire world and asked me to be his wife!