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Emily and Isiah’s story began long before their first date—back in Cub Scouts, when Emily’s dad was the leader of the troop that both Isiah and her brother were in. Neither of them knew it at the time, but they always carried a little crush for each other. Years later, Emily asked Isiah to “hang out” with her and some friends at the local coffee shop. Little did he know, her friends had a plan to leave them alone. Soon it was just the two of them, sitting close while Isiah proudly scrolled through every single photo on his camera roll. Emily ended up on his lap to “see the pictures better,” and after the grand tour of his phone, they just looked at each other… and she went in for the kiss. Over the next six years, Emily and Isiah filled their days with hikes, movie nights, and cozy evenings snuggled up on the couch. There were adventures both big and small, trips that became cherished memories, one infamous golfing date where Emily accidentally whacked Isiah in the face with a golf club (he forgave her quickly!), and countless little moments that made their love grow stronger. During those years, life also brought challenges. Isiah left for the Army while Emily stayed behind to finish college. The distance wasn’t always easy, but it proved what they already knew—that their love was strong enough to handle anything. As the saying goes, absence really does make the heart grow fonder. Their story came full circle on a hike near the Apostle Islands in Wisconsin. Emily was sweaty, tired, and definitely not expecting a proposal. Isiah asked her to sit for a picture, then told her to take one of him. When she turned around, there he was—down on one knee. It was perfectly them: unpolished, a little unexpected, and absolutely full of love. Emily and Isiah are ready for their greatest adventure yet, being together forever.

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Lexi and Emily met way back in elementary school at Leroy's softball field. Although we both decided neither of us were cut out for softball we became close friends all through high school bonding over our love of musicals, food, and art. College kept us 200 miles apart but we both made an effort to see each other and catch up over Mexican and margs. Life is never a dull moment with us especially when we went to a sip and paint and got yelled at for talking. Outside of being Emily's ride or die, I like to craft, read, and play with my dog!

Lexi Janzer

Maria is one of Emily’s older sisters and has loved watching her grow from the day she was born. Sharing a room for many years gave them countless memories, like the time Maria convinced Emily and her friend that she could talk to ghosts just so they would agree to take a nap. These moments helped shape a bond filled with laughter, mischief, and love. When she’s not playing guitar or spending time with her two gray cats, Maria brings her lively spirit wherever she goes and is thrilled to celebrate Emily and Isiah’s big day.

Maria Weinberger

Delaney and Emily go way back, all the way to preschool! Their friendship started in the classroom but grew even stronger during endless Barbie adventures in the basement, complete with dramatic storylines and lots of giggles. Delaney is beyond excited to stand by Emily’s side on her big day. Fun fact: she played five years of college softball, so you can bet she’ll bring her game-day energy straight to the dance floor!  

Delaney Vetter

Rachel met the bride during their sophomore year of college, and they quickly became inseparable. They shared a house, TV marathons, craft nights, and more grocery store runs than they can count. Favorite memories include finding a bird in the basement and accidentally keeping a look-alike cat until the real one came home. Outside of those adventures, Rachel loves crocheting, cross-stitching, and spending time with her two beloved cats

Rachel Hawley

Eli met Isiah back in preschool when their parents set up playdates, and they have been close ever since. One of his favorite memories is a trip to Door County with Isiah and his parents. When he is not working or hanging out with friends, Eli enjoys hunting. He is proud to serve as Isiah’s best man and to stand by him on the big day.

Eli Halsne

Enrique and Isiah met while stationed together at Fort Hood, where they quickly discovered they would also be roommates. What started as shared living space turned into a strong friendship built on countless workouts, video game sessions, and unforgettable moments. One of their most memorable stories still gets a laugh today when Isiah  managed to lock himself out of his own room.

Enrique Urena

Simon has known Isiah for as long as he can remember, and their friendship has been built on years of shared jokes and late night adventures. One of his favorite memories is playing poker together at scout camp and trying to keep a straight face through every round. When he is not hanging out with friends, Simon enjoys gaming. He is grateful to stand by Isiah on such an important day.

Simon Skroch

Zach met Isiah during his freshman year of high school, and the two quickly became close friends. His favorite memories are the countless hours spent at Isiah’s house, whether they were messing around or just hanging out. When he is not working, Zach enjoys video gaming.

Zach Baerwald

Melody is Emily's niece and the flower girl for the big day! Some of her favorite memories include going strawberry picking with Aunt Emily and giggling as she shoved a strawberry into her mouth. She also loved hanging out with Isiah in his Jeep's hammock and eating his perfect pudgy pies by the camp fire. Melody can't wait for the wedding and is especially excited to have another uncle!

Melody Weinberger

Wedding Party

When/if you call mention the "Weinberger/Williams Wedding" to ensure that you get the room block rate. Also a complimentary shuttle will be available for guests. It can seat 13 people at a time and is about 7 minutes from Barnwood. The first shuttle will begin one hour before the ceremony, and an evening shuttle will run on a loop from 8:00–10:00pm.

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When should I RSVP by?Please RSVP no later than January 20th, 2026 using the QR code on the invitation, or by clicking the RSVP tab on the menu above. If you do not RSVP in time, we will assume that you are unable to attend. What do I do if I can't make it?You will be missed! If you can not make it to the wedding, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP "not attending" so we can plan accordingly. Thank you! Can I take pictures during the ceremony?We are having an unplugged ceremony, meaning that once the ceremony begins, we ask that all phones be put away and silenced. We want everyone to be fully present with us and for our photographer to be able to capture the best moments, which we will absolutely share with you. Are kids invited?While we love your little ones, we would like to ask that you make arrangements for a sitter in advance. Please enjoy a night off, we can't wait to celebrate with you. Where should we park?There is a parking lot behind the building that is no cost to you. There is also an electric charging station in the parking lot if you need it. Will there be an open bar?We can't wait to party with you on our wedding day! Dinner is on us, but unfortunately, we will not be hosting an open bar. Please bring a credit card or cash so you can enjoy the bar. Can I bring a guest/date?Due to limited capacity we will only be able to accommodate those specifically listed out on your invitation. Are the ceremony &amp; reception in the same place?Yes! Both will take place at Barnwood Events on the outskirts of Madison, WI. What is the dress code?Our wedding will be semi-formal attire. Gentlemen, a suit and tie is perfect and no tux is needed. Ladies, you are welcome to wear a cocktail, midi, or floor-length dress, or a dressy skirt, top, or jumpsuit if that is more your style. We kindly ask that you avoid wearing white or anything close to it so the bride can shine. What time should I arrive to the ceremony?Guests should start arriving around 2:15pm. Doors will be shut at 2:55pm and no one will be allowed in until after the ceremony has ended. The ceremony will start promptly at 3:00pm If I'm coming from out of town, where should I stay?Our town has an abundance of hotels, AirBnbs, and VRBOs to choose from. We have hotel blocks at two different hotels less than three miles away from the venue. See the "travel" tab at the top of the page for more information. Who should I contact if I have more questions?If you have any questions that were not answered by the FAQ, please email Emily and Isiah at emilyandisiah2026@gmail.com and they will get back to you as soon as they can.

Emily & Isiah

Emily & Isiah

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