Wedding Day

Wedding

Stone Manor Country Club

Reception

Our Wedding

Ian and Amanda met after Amanda went on a wine tour with some of Ian’s friends and roommates. When the wine tour finished, they all went to Howard and Ian’s place. Amanda attempted to flirt with Ian but didn’t do a very good job. Ian decided to message her on facebook the next day anyway. Amanda impressed Ian with her sarcasm, and on November 21st, 2015 they became a couple. Shortly thereafter, Amanda moved in with Ian and his friends, toting along her cats, Oliver and Millie. In June of 2017 they purchased their first home together in Frederick, MD. On July 24th, 2018, Ian asked Amanda to marry him outside of Coco Maya restaurant on Virgin Gorda, and he got down on one knee (even though he had fallen earlier that day and cut up his other knee). She happily said yes, and he presented her with her great-grandmothers engagement ring. It was definitely a vacation for the books! Now the couple is set to Marry at the Stone Manor on October 19th, 2019.

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Justin and Ian have been friends since living on the 5th floor of Brooke Tower at WVU in the fall of 2008. They enjoy analyzing Monday Night Raw,&nbsp;discussing both&nbsp;NFL and collegiate offensive lineman and&nbsp;&nbsp;throwing around Rush Hour 2 quotes.

Justin Pacovsky

Chelsea is Amanda’s best friend, and non-biological sister-by-choice. They met in Ohio in 2012, and have been inseparable since. They can be found scream-yodeling "This is Halloween" at any given point between October 1 and Christmas. Similarly, they enjoy practicing their velociraptor calls, and watching scary movies. 

Chelsea Sperry

Jose and Ian have best friends since 2006 of high school at QOHS where Jose introduced Ian to the "why is my head spinning? " when consuming alcohol. They enjoy playing GTA till the wee hours of the morning and leaning like cholos.&nbsp;

Jose Ruiz

Regina and Amanda met on their way to Israel for their Birthright trip in January of 2015 and instantly became friends. They are birthright mom & daughter, and Amanda is regularly introduced as Regina's Mom.

Regina Sorina

Amanda and Stephanie became fast friends in high school Chinese class and have shared many memories together, including driving around the neighborhood "aimlessly," blasting country music, and watching leaf-blowing men trip over themselves and land on their backpacks like a turtle.

Stephanie Janszen 

Howard has the distinction of being the only guy Ian has roomed with for all 4 years of college at WVU. They have known each other since fall 2007 at QOHS when Ian drank Howards 30 rack of Budweiser one night.&nbsp; 

Howard Ticker

Yves and Ian have been friends for only a short while meeting in 2017. They worked together with the Montgomery County Police at ECC and enjoyed watching funnyhoodvidz on Instagram.

Yves Luc

Danielle and Amanda lived together for the first 2 years of college, snuggling and crying to TV shows and Pixar movies in their twin beds. Both of them enjoy making highly unattractive faces.

Danielle Breslawski

Natalia and Amanda became friends at work during a training, and now spend every day messaging and sending cat memes.

Natalia Mitsui

Scott and Ian met on the 5th floor of Brooke Tower at WVU in the fall of 2008. They enjoy playing NHL and blasting one timers from the point on the powerplay with Chara.

Scott Harner

Maggie is Amanda’s future sister-in-law and can’t wait to have her as family! 

Maggie Schneider

Max is Amanda’s brother and bonded with Ian over cigars.

Max Shulman

Amanda and Alicia became friends on the infamous wine tour and Alicia is one of Ian’s best friends.

Alicia Vincenty

Sam is Amanda’s youngest brother and bonded with Ian over going to college.

Sam Shulman

Wedding Party

Registry

Q + A

We are providing a shuttle from the COURTYARD hotel to the ceremony/reception for your convenience and safety! The shuttles to the ceremony are scheduled to leave the Marriott Courtyard at about 4:30pm.&nbsp;

Return shuttles to the hotel in the evening will be provided at the end of the evening

Courtyard by Marriott Frederick

If the link above does not work you must call the hotel to reserve the room block.

Marriott Courtyard & Residence Inn Frederick MD

Frederick is are roughly 45 minutes to an hour from any of the Washington DC area airports. Dulles International (IAD) or Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) are the two easier airports to get in and out of, but DC Airport (DCA) is also an option.&nbsp;

From the Airport to Frederick, MD

Travel

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Amanda & Ian

Amanda & Ian

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