Wedding Day

Brindlewood Barn

Ceremony

Cocktail

Dinner

Dessert

Let the party begin!

We kindly ask all RSVP’s to be received by 23 March 2026

Our Wedding

Loryn Houck

Emma Frazier

Haley Jones

Autumn Black

Ryan Ritenour

Austin Freeman

Nic Todd

Luke Mangold

Jacob Smith

Wedding Party

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Guest Attire

If you’re choosing to fly in, this will be the closest airport to us!

Appleton International Airport

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Kaukauna WI

Cobblestone Hotel & Suites - Little Chute

Cobblestone Inn & Suites - Brillion

Hilton Appleton Paper Valley

Travel

Check out the home of the Packers! (The Grooms favorite football team)

Lambeau Field

The Brides favorite place for giant cheesecurds!

Milwaukee Burger Company - Appleton

The Brides favorite place for tater tots!

Mr Brews Taphouse

The hometown bar located only 5 miles from the venue! Also the best place to grab a delicious burger!

Two of a Kind

A brewery located in Green Bay with a bunch of local beers!

Badger State Brewing Company

the brides FAVORITE place to grab a coffee

7 Brew Coffee

A camping ground with a small area to admire Lake Winnebago.

Calumet County Park

Less than a 2 hour drive to hike and relax on Lake Michigan!

Peninsula State Park

Dick's Drive-In

Wisconsin International Raceway

Things to Do

Our Story

Photos

Registry

A Sweet Tradition: The Pittsburgh Cookie Table

Welcome to our favorite part of the party!

Since D'Arcy is a Pittsburgh native, we couldn’t say “I do” without bringing a little piece of the Steel City to our wedding. For those unfamiliar with this tradition, the Pittsburgh Cookie Table is a labor of love where family and friends contribute homemade treats to create a massive, beautiful dessert display.

What is a Pittsburgh Cookie Table?

The Pittsburgh Cookie Table is widely believed to have emerged during the Great Depression, when families in Western Pennsylvania—especially those from Italian, Polish, and Greek immigrant communities—needed a creative way to celebrate weddings without the cost of an elaborate cake. Instead of relying on a single expensive dessert, relatives and neighbors each baked their specialty treats, coming together to create an abundant, homemade spread for the couple.By the 1950s and 1960s, the cookie table had become a beloved fixture at Pittsburgh-area weddings. What began as a practical solution grew into a cherished cultural tradition, symbolizing generosity, community, and the sweetness of starting a new life together. Today, the cookie table remains one of the region’s most distinctive and heartfelt wedding customs.

How to Join the Fun

If you’d like to share a piece of your home with us, we invite you to bring one dozen of your favorite homemade sweets! Whether it’s a family recipe for chocolate chip cookies, your famous lemon bars, or fudgy brownies—if it’s handheld and delicious, it belongs on the table!Just let us know if you're participating when you RSVP, and feel free to give us a heads up about what you’d like to bring if you already have something in mind! A Little Note: Please don’t feel obligated! This is completely optional. We just wanted to offer a way for our loved ones to share their favorite flavors with us if they feel inspired.

Grab a Box for Later!

We will be using the cookie table as our dessert during the cocktail hour &amp; reception. You’ll also be able to take a few treats to go, so feel free to pack up some of your favorites to enjoy on the ride home or as a midnight snack!

D’Arcy & Trevor