Bryce and I met at Salem State University where we were both studying the Theater arts. He was and is hilarious and unique. We quickly became friends, and I was happy to discover that he was also kind, thoughtful and loyal. We were in a few plays together, started an improv troupe and even became college roommates for a time. We partied, created art, and went on long nighttime walks through Salem discussing the nature of existence. By the end of college Bryce was one of my dearest friends, practically a brother. I moved to NYC to pursue Improv and Stand-Up Comedy and upon my return to the Boston area I promptly became Bryce’s roommate for a second time. We Partied, created art, and went on long nighttime walks though Sommerville. I have moved on to a career in Beer, for ten years I have been a Guinness Brewery Ambassador, visiting Irish Pubs across the country. I have a beautiful wife Meaghan and two amazing daughters Nessa and Fia. I’ve always dreamed that someday Bryce would move back from Chicago, we would yet again become roommates, party, create art and go on nighttime walks… Unfortunately, the roommate ship has probably sailed, I’m not sure that I could get permission from my wife. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Erica several times and I consider her a friend. She is silly, unique, kind, thoughtful and loyal. I am honored to be part of their wedding day and cannot wait to experience the joy of celebrating with them. p.s. I am a better talker than a writer, please introduce yourself at the wedding, I love a good chat. Cheers!

I’m the groomsman who hails from the St. Louis Area (Illinois side of the River) and has done a bunch of shows and improv with Bryce. In our first show together, I cast Bryce as a character who gets his brain turned to jelly, and Bryce nailed it. He ate a pen onstage for me. I won’t forget that. I’ve also been assured that even though I have stated “My presence is presents enough!” multiple times, this is in fact untrue and I should still bring a wedding gift.

I met Bryce many years ago while we were both working at the Museum of Science and Industry—back when we still had dreams and knees that didn’t pop. We became friends later through improv, which I eventually stopped doing. Bryce didn’t hold that against me, so we stayed pals anyway. I met Erica not long after she and Bryce started dating. I became friends with her when she started feeding me. (Pro tip: If you want to get to know me, snacks are the fastest route.) I’m honored to be standing with Bryce on their big day. He’s one of the best people I know—thoughtful, loyal, the kind of guy you call when you need help moving a couch or making a life decision. And Erica brings out a version of him that’s somehow even more grounded, more joyful. Being witness to the love they’ve built is a gift—and I couldn’t be happier to celebrate them.

I met Bryce in third grade and we quickly became friends bonding over a shared admiration for Animaniacs and Jurassic Park. We started performing comedy sketches with our friends and then Bryce started acting on stage. I got into theater too, something I never would have done if I didn’t have Bryce as my friend, and I discovered I loved it! We have always been a great duo: Bryce likes to make people laugh and I have a very loud laugh. I had the pleasure of first meeting Erica when she and Bryce came to visit me and my family. I was immediately struck by how well matched they are. Two silly, kind, sharp, thoughtful, wonderful people joining forces is really something to celebrate and I’m so overjoyed to be a part of their wedding!

Hi I’m Alex and I have been a goofy goober with the bride since I was 3! Which I love because I’m convinced she remembers more of my childhood than me!  We have gone through so much together. From mermaid fazes to college days and now wedding bouquets. I knew from the first time I met Bryce that he was going to fit right in with the goofy goober club. I couldn’t be happier to celebrate such wonderful humans! I love a good party and at the wedding you will likely find me on the dance floor! I can have a conversation on just about anything, however, if you bring up cats, good road trip destinations , or shark week, we are guaranteed to have excitable conversation! I can’t wait to celebrate Erica and Bryce’s big day!

MAAAAAH! Brides peep Ginny is so fricking excited for Erica and Bryce’s big day! Erica and Ginny share a deep love of painting, music, and mushrooms and going on adventures together. Ginny also loves joining Erica and Bryce occasionally on a hike for a hidden Geocash. Things to know about Ginny for the wedding: she loves dancing, singing out loud, getting to know people, and desserts- so if you need someone to break the ice in a conversation, get moving on the dance floor, or just a buddy to get pies with- she’s your GAL!!!

Erica and I forged our friendship in the fires of higher education! Through the many trials and tribulations of studies, recitals, and operatic shenanigans, we still managed to bond over our love for Doctor Who, painting, and the crazed wavelength that keeps us in sync. Eventually, Erica left the warm shores of New Jersey for the Wild West (aka Chicago), and we kept in touch via car trip phone calls and writing music with our band, Mandibles. It was in this new place where she met the love of her life, a man who brings a smile to her face a giggling lilt to her voice. Every day is an adventure with Erica and Bryce, and I can’t wait to celebrate their wedding!!

Erica and I worked together managing The Old Post Office. Soon after I started there, I simply would not go anywhere in the building without her. I need to check something out on the roof. Erica’s coming. I need coffee/HBEs from the café. Erica’s coming. Need to check on a construction project. Erica’s coming. Walgreens for snacks. Erica’s coming. Being inseparable at work turned into book club, happy hours, dinners, weekend brunches, comedy shows, and the sweetest friendship. Often you have coworkers that are your friends at the office and once you both leave that job you never speak again, but if you are as lucky as me you get Erica. Now I live in San Diego, but the distance hasn’t changed a thing, except our wine nights are now virtual. I am so honored to be a part of her and Bryce’s day and cannot wait to celebrate these two love birds!

I first encountered Bryce years ago while working at the Museum of Science and Industry but didn't really get to know him until 2022 when he cast me in his sci-fi comedy show: Portal Prov! That was my first step back on stage after a ten-year hiatus and Bryce's decision undoubtedly changed my life for the better. Erica arrived on the scene shortly thereafter and I had the privilege of forging a friendship with the couple as they grew closer. The comedy show has come and gone, but Bryce and Erica remain my dear friends and continue to be a source of comfort and joy. I am honored to officiate their wedding ceremony.