To all of our intended guests, it is with great sadness that we inform you that we have chosen to downsize our wedding due to the coronavirus. The health of our guests is of the upmost importance to us and we are therefore complying with government guidelines. This was a difficult decision to make but we will be celebrating with our bridal party and family members only in an intimate ceremony. We are hoping to livestream the wedding ceremony for anyone who wishes to witness our union. We are deeply sorry for any inconvenience or disappointment this may cause and hope to in some way celebrate our new marriage with each of you in the days to come. We are thankful for the love and support of our family members and friends during these uncertain times and are trusting in Gods plan. We are praying for your health and well-being, God bless.

We were both freshmen at Wofford when we met on the hall of our freshman dorm. We had both seen each other before in passing, but had never been introduced or had a conversation. Walker Gibbs, the best man, decided that we should meet and introduced us. It only took one week, and lots of late night conversations, before Jack asked me to be his girlfriend.

Our sophomore year, for Jack's 20th birthday, we went hiking at Paradise Falls in North Carolina. We made a wrong turn very early on in the hike and ended up getting lost, but we ended up stumbling upon another smaller and secluded waterfall. Cut off from the rest of the world and surrounded by Gods beautiful creation, it ended up being one of our favorite dates. A year and a half later, we were hiking again, this time purposefully making the wrong turn to find our waterfall and Jack decided it was the perfect opportunity to propose.