We’re officially married!!! Our wedding was absolute magic and we couldn’t be happier. Speechless honestly. Sounds cliche but it was honestly the best night of our lives. Thank y’all for showing up and showing out for us! We love y’all so so so much! Gallery Tab is live. Check it out if you’d like to see some pics. xoxo Veeb n Steeb

Allergy season in NC isn't friendly or kind. If you have seasonal allergies, PLEASE start loading up on your meds now. Don't forget to bring some with you as well. Everything up here is and will be coated with yellow pollen (including you)!

RSVPs are now CLOSED! We are going to have a full house and cannot wait to celebrate with you! If you'd like to attend, please let us know and we can add you to the waitlist. Spots are likely to open.

Invitations were mailed out on Feb 25th. I’m just now finding out over 50% of our invites never made it… If you haven’t received your invite please let me know. Thank you!

Planning this wedding has not been easy. It has been deeply challenging to hold joy in our hands while witnessing daily the horrific suffering and pain inflicted on Americans and humans around the world. At one point, we very seriously considered cancelling. You may have noticed the Monet paintings woven throughout our website and stationery. I had originally chose Monet for the peaceful softness I’ve always found in his work. Then, on the very day we questioned whether to continue (Jan 25), I discovered that Monet himself wrestled with this same conflict. In 1914, during World War I, he wrote: “I feel ashamed to think about my little researches into form and colour while so many people are suffering and dying…” It felt like the sign we needed - A reminder that even in dark times, creating beauty and holding onto love can be its own form of courage. And still, Monet kept painting. He took sorrow and shaped it into the quiet expansive Water Lilies, works that ultimately honored the hope of peace. Like him, we are learning to carry two truths at once: the heaviness of the world, and the steady, persistent light of hope & love that refuses to go out. So please join us in whatever way feels comfortable for you. Remember: joy is an act of resistance. This day will be both an act of resistance and a safe space, a small sanctuary filled with love, support, and the belief that tenderness is powerful. And above all, we cannot let them win.

Save-the-dates have been mailed!