Glen Acres Country Club

Rehearsal Dinner

The Kelley Farm

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Our Wedding

Why 5/3/26? High school love, jersey #53, every important date on a 3rd, and a total that equals 8—the number of infinity. This date chose us.

We first met the summer between freshman and sophomore year of high school. Anne still remembers first noticing Marshall from across the second-floor hallway—he was laughing and joking with his friends, and she turned to her friend Tatiana and asked, “Who is that?”A few months later, as summer was ending, Marshall and Anne started messaging over Snapchat. Marshall soon asked her on a double date with his best friend, JW, and her friend Gina. They both remember the early butterflies from those first few hangouts.Not long after, Marshall suffered a serious knee injury during football practice that required surgery and months of rehab. During that time, they drifted apart so he could focus on recovery.Fast forward to the summer before senior year—both had dated other people but never felt the same connection they once had. Marshall’s family had just welcomed a new German Wirehaired Pointer puppy named Bodhi, and after consulting his family on how to “get Anne back,” Marshall asked her to grab ice cream at Dairy Queen to meet the new puppy “as friends.”Anne, of course, couldn’t say no to ice cream (her favorite) and a puppy. Bodhi turned out to be the perfect wingman, and that simple ice cream date rekindled something special that never faded again.From that day on, they were inseparable—spending senior year paddleboarding, cheering each other on at football and lacrosse games, going to homecoming and prom, and making countless memories together.After graduation, Marshall headed to Whitworth University to play Division III football, and Anne went to Gonzaga University. Even with separate campuses, they grew closer while also finding their independence. Both earned their business degrees and, after college, landed jobs back home in Seattle working at PACCAR Parts, TOTE Maritime Alaska, and Pape Kenworth.Now, two years later, they’ve built a life together in West Seattle—spending weekends with friends and family, and continuing to grow side by side. After the wedding, they’ll start their next adventure in Anchorage, Alaska, where Marshall’s new role will take them for the next few years.They couldn’t be more excited to marry each other's best friend and begin this new chapter together. If only the 15-year-old Anne and Marshall could see them now. 💛

Our Story

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Mario has known Marshall since they were kids, and from the very beginning, they built a strong, brotherly bond. As Marshall’s cousin and most trusted friend, Mario became like a brother, especially when they shared a room with bunk beds through middle and high school—playing video games, sharing life talks, and becoming inseparable (talk about Stepbrothers!). With no brothers of their own, Mario and Marshall have truly been each other’s closest confidant—and when it came to dating advice, especially about Anne Marie back in high school, Mario was the first person Marshall turned to. The couple admires Mario for his loyalty, intelligence, adventurous spirit, and contagious laughter.

Mario Cavasos

Grace is Anne Marie’s older cousin, her role model, and built-in best friend for as long as she can remember. Growing up without sisters of their own, Anne Marie and Grace became like sisters, sharing countless memories and adventures together. Anne Marie could not think of anyone better suited to help with the wedding planning and, most importantly, to walk beside her down the aisle to marry the guy of her dreams. One memory Anne Marie has always cherished is a trip to see Grace, when they made up their own special dance together in the Atlanta airport to Hot n Cold by Katy Perry. Grace is admired by the couple for her kind spirit and innovative mind.

Grace Wiesmann

Hanna is Anne Marie’s close friend, first meeting through St. Francis volleyball and continuing on as best friends through Kennedy High School, Gonzaga University for undergrad, and now conquering the world while supporting each other through every season of life. Hanna is admired by the couple for her lust to uncover the beauty the world has in store for her. She enjoys traveling, skiing, hiking, running, cooking, baking, and learning new skills.

Hanna has also been blessed with her own beautiful love story. Her fiancé, Andrzej, is a close friend of the couple, and together their relationship is a lesson for all—embodying a love that is patient, selfless, and full of intention.

Hanna Rasmussen

Molly is Marshall’s oldest sister and one of his closest confidants, sharing a special bond that began in their early days in Eagle River, Alaska and continued through their move to Seattle. Their brother-sister friendship has grown stronger over the years, built on trust, laughter, and countless unforgettable moments. A brilliant student at Cal Poly SLO, Molly is a top performer, an animal lover, and someone whose joy lights up every room. The kind of bond they share is one where you don’t realize the value of a moment until it becomes a cherished memory. We love you, Molls.

Molly Hatfield

Danielle is admired by the couple for her unwavering loyalty, infectious positivity, and the deep understanding she brings to every friendship. A longtime friend of Marshall and Anne, she’s been there for so many of their firsts—including their very first date—and always believed in their love, knowing from the start they were meant to last forever. Incredibly smart and driven—currently studying to become a dental hygienist at the University of Washington and serving as president of her class—Danielle is as inspiring as she is kind, and the couple feels incredibly lucky to have her in their lives.

Danielle Anderson

Madison is one of Anne Marie’s closest friends from Gonzaga—bright, kind-hearted, goofy, and incredibly loyal. As a twin to fellow bridesmaid Lexi, she’s always made Anne Marie feel like part of the family. One of Anne Marie’s favorite memories is getting ready for graduation with the twins and being driven to the ceremony by their parents like their third daughter. Even though Anne Marie and Madison no longer live in the same college town after graduation, their friend group makes it a priority to reunite a couple times a year, continuing to create new memories together. Madison’s warmth and friendship have meant so much over the years.

Madison Deadmarsh

Alexis, or Lexi, is one of Anne Marie’s closest friends from Gonzaga—someone who fiercely values her inner circle, and once you’re in it, you’re family. Lexi and Anne Marie became fast friends and support system buddies during college nights out, always having each other’s back. Even after college, their bond has only grown stronger through life’s changes, distance, and new chapters. She’s genuine, loyal, and a true lifelong friend. One of Anne Marie’s favorite memories is celebrating Lexi and Maddison’s birthday in Coeur d’Alene—staying in, sipping champagne in robes and sunglasses.

Alexis Deadmarsh

Natalie is another one of Anne Marie’s best friends from Gonzaga—genuine, hilarious, and full of heart. She has a deep love for travel and learning about new cultures, and she’s the kind of friend who always checks in and would bend over backwards to be there for the people she loves. One favorite memory is when Natalie, Anne Marie, and Mari built blanket forts in the basement, drank wine, and watched movies. Fun fact: she once auditioned for Survivor with her dad! Natalie’s friendship means the world to both Anne Marie and Marshall.

Natalie Siller

Tatiana and Anne first met in kindergarten at St. Bernadette, in a tight-knit class of just 20 kids. They grew up side-by-side through elementary school, playing sports together and later attending Kennedy Catholic High School. From childhood memories to high school adventures, Tatiana has been a constant in Anne’s life. There isn’t just one fond memory that stands out—rather, Anne can’t remember a time when Tatiana wasn’t there: every sports team, sleepover, birthday, and now trips spent skiing and helping plan the wedding of Anne Marie and Marshall’s dreams. Anne is so grateful to have her lifelong friend by her side as a bridesmaid, standing at the altar as she says “I do” to Marshall.

Tatiana Leahy

Mr. Joseph Willis, JW, or GD. Most call him JW. When Marshall moved to Seattle from Alaska, JW was his very first friend as he lived next door to Marshall's grandparents. The two have been inseparable ever since. They caused havoc around the West Seattle neighborhood in their younger years. They share countless memories together fishing three tree point, driving around for Pokemon, competing in rounds of golf, watching sports together, and sharing all life's biggest moments together. JW was Marshall's wingman through it all trying to get him and Anne together; from the first date all the way to keeping the proposal under wraps from Anne. Marshall and Anne are so honored to have JW standing up at the altar. We love you JW!!!

Joseph Thomas

Bowen is Marshall's best friend from high school. They met playing varsity football together sitting on the bus to one of the first season games. The two bonded over Bowen's love for bass fishing and Marshalls love for salmon fishing and deer hunting. Since then, the two have hunted and fished together on many occasions making memories out on the lake, ocean, tree stand, ground blind, and alfalfa field. After high school, Bowen went off to wrestle D1 at South Dakota State University and throw javelin for their track team. After his very accomplished athletic college career and meeting the girl of his dreams, Bella, the two have settled in Seattle near Marshall and Anne. Bowen is currently in fire academy. 

Bowen McConville

Thomas is one of Marshall's closest friends from Kennedy Catholic high school football. Thomas is a gentle giant with a kind heart. Marshall and Thomas grew close playing varsity high school football with Bowen where they played side by side on the O-Line. One year younger, Thomas also went ahead to play Division III football with Marshall at Whitworth. The two became closer friends and teammates helping each other through college life away from home. Thomas is now married to Emma Rich-Tran and the two live in West Seattle where Emma grew up and now teaches.

Thomas Rich-Tran

Chris Grant is one of Marshall’s closest friends and college roommate. Originally from Chino Hills, California, Chris and Marshall met playing college football at Whitworth, where they both played O-Line. They first connected over a shared Alaska fishing story—Chris’s family trip to Soldotna lined up perfectly with the same Kenai River spots where Marshall grew up fishing. From then on, Chris became like family. The two made countless memories through college nights at their Wandermere apartment and trips together. Chris has since moved from Spokane to West Seattle and now works with Anne at Papé Kenworth.

Chris Grant

Blake and Marshall are longgg time family friends. Their dads met back in their college days where Blake's dad was in a UW fraternity and Marshall's dad was the UW fraternity's social chair. Brothers from another mother, they have grown up together hunting, fishing, and making memories on family trips. Blake and his fiancé, Lauren, live in Ellensburg where they are building a life together and planning their wedding. Marshall and Anne are so excited to have Blake as one of Marshall's band of brothers to support him on his wedding day.  

Blake Willard

Mike Jones is hands down the funniest man alive, and when you put him and Marshall together, they could sell you on just about anything—even a tampered-with Pringles can. Marshall first met Mike when he and his dad began driving to Spokane to deer hunt with Mike’s dad, Steve. It was at Steve’s where Marshall learned to bow hunt and truly caught the hunting bug. That love for bow hunting in Spokane, paired with an offer to play college football, ultimately drew Marshall to attend school just 15 minutes from a tree stand.

Throughout college, Mike and Steve became family to Marshall, sharing countless Jones family dinners followed by shenanigans in the shop. Mike even hired Marshall as a furniture restorer for his small business with his wife, Haley. Mike and Haley have always welcomed both Marshall and Anne with open arms, and Marshall is overjoyed to have Mike standing by his side as a groomsman on such a special day.

Michael Jones

Thomas is a close friend of Marshall's. Since Marshall doesn’t have any brothers, his friends are like family, and Thomas is no exception—admired for his strong demeanor and soft heart toward friends and family. Thomas and Marshall met on the Whitworth football field along with Chris, and the three friends all lived in the same apartment complex, leading to many memorable college nights together as a tight-knit group. Thomas and his wife Averie are close college friends of Marshall and Anne, and the couple feels lucky to have a friendship like theirs. Today, Thomas is living his dream as a history teacher and high school football coach, and he and Averie recently welcomed their first child, Camden.

Thomas Ehring

Wedding Party

Q + A

Registry

SPRING GARDEN FORMAL

For the women:Suggest floor-length gowns in elegant florals or soft pastels, paired with heels, wedges, or dressy flats. For the men:Suggest suits or tailored blazers paired with dress shirts, dress pants, and dress shoes or loafers. Floral ties or pocket squares encouraged.

Dress Code

Transportation to Venue

On-site self-parking is available in a gravel lot.We kindly encourage guests to carpool when possible.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Guests are kindly asked to make their own lodging arrangements.For your convenience, we suggest the Hampton Inn Puyallupor the Marriott Downtown Tacoma.

Anne Marie & Marshall

Anne Marie & Marshall

A&M

Wedding Day