we're getting married!

We first met through Jonathan’s cousin, Caroline, but we didn’t see each other again until her wedding over a year later. Between Jonathan’s constant teasing and Emma’s unmatched dance moves, something started to spark, but we parted ways at the end of the night. A few hours later, Emma got a text from an unknown number; Jonathan had gone straight to the bride on her wedding night to ask for the number of “the girl in the green dress.” We’ve been together ever since. And if any of our guests are looking for a little matchmaking magic, we're happy to return the favor.

Jonathan spent months secretly planning with Emma’s sister, Kate, and had a custom ring designed by his cousin, Rachael. Lancaster has always been one of our favorite places, especially Central Market, so he knew it was the perfect spot to propose. On the way to what Emma thought was a winery outing with his parents, we stopped in Lancaster so she could pick up a record she’d ordered, Etta James’ At Last. Afterward, we walked over to Central Market, where a photographer approached us, and moments later Jonathan dropped to one knee. Emma said yes. We ended the night with a surprise dinner at the Belvedere Inn with both of our families. It couldn’t have been more perfect.