We’re (still) getting married!

We couldn’t be more excited to celebrate with our beloved friends and family very soon, so making sure our guests feel safe is our top priority. The ceremony and reception will be held within the venue’s spacious, outdoor environment and we’ve reduced the guest count to make everyone feel a bit more comfortable. We’ll be providing sanitizer and masks for those who wish to wear them. We ask that even if you’ve RSVP’d and start to not feel well or feel that you may have been exposed to the virus, please let us know! Looking forward to celebrating with you!

It all started at a local Chili’s Bar & Grill in Orange, CA. Morgan was the new girl and Taylor a recent college grad when they both caught each other’s eye. Weeks went by of flirting in the after hours of restaurant cleanup, including a heavy dose of Taylor tossing sugar packets at Morgan (he wanted her to know how sweet he thought she was). A group of co-workers, and now close friends, invited them to an Angel Game. With water bottles of vodka in hand, who knew love was in the air that night? During a night of shenanigans at the ballpark, they shared their first kiss behind the Budweiser Patio. The kiss, though a bit blurry, was special and would lay a foundation of love for years to come. After that, Morgan and Taylor were inseparable. And the rest, as they say, is history.

After nearly five years of dating, Taylor knew he had to be meticulous with his ring selection and planning of the proposal. After a couple months of mapping out a trip, he was ready to ask his best friend and love of his life to marry him. It all went down in the little mountain town of Prescott, AZ. Taylor’s grandma played the best host and even solidified his decision of where he would propose. The big day came and they took a hike to Watson Lake. With Theo in tow, Taylor took Morgan to a secluded pier extending into the lake. He then asked Morgan to get a camera out of his backpack, little did she know there was no camera to be found. Instead he told her to pull out the blue box, she was completely in shock. He turned to her, got down on one knee, stumbled through his words, and popped the big question. With tears in her eyes, she said, ”YES, of course!” The two lovebirds finished out the day of celebration with hiking and then a night of drinking on the infamous Whiskey Row.