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OUR STORY:

How We Met

Saw and Hannah met at Craig Hospital. Saw had been working there as a CNA for five years, while Hannah was just beginning her career as a newly graduated nurse. Saw says he was drawn to her the moment he heard her voice, and when he looked into her eyes, he knew. That same night, he asked her to go for a walk during a break, and they felt an instant connection.Saw was impressed by Hannah from the start, and Hannah quickly fell for Saw’s kind heart and steady, masculine presence. From the beginning, it felt easy and right. While their connection was immediate, both Saw and Hannah would say it’s their shared vision for the future — and the life they’re building together — that has kept their relationship strong through everything.

Our First Date

Saw and Hannah don’t completely agree on when their first date actually happened. Hannah believes it was that very first 40-minute walk they took together at work — a simple night filled with laughter, shared interests, and even a spontaneous game of basketball. To her, that walk felt like the true beginning of their love story.Or maybe it was the second walk, when they shared their first kiss and Saw officially asked Hannah out — what he would call their real first date. Saw planned what he considered the perfect evening, picking Hannah up and taking her to a Colorado Rockies game. It was an unforgettable night, and the start of the incredible journey they would begin together.

Milestones: Significant Moments

When He Knew

Saw knew Hannah was the one the day she tried to cook him a dish from his homeland—something tied deeply to his childhood and full of meaning. She went to three different stores to track down the right ingredients and spent two careful hours cooking. In the end, the dish was… not great. Saw jokes that it was “barely edible.” But what mattered wasn’t how it tasted—it was the love and intention behind it. The effort, the thoughtfulness, and her desire to connect with his roots meant everything to him, and that gesture stayed with him long after the plates were cleared. In that moment, Saw knew he wanted to spend forever with Hannah and that she was the person he wanted to marry.

When She Knew

Hannah knew Saw was the one when he shared that after finishing his undergraduate degree at CU Denver, he might want to leave Colorado for school. Without hesitation, Hannah told him she would want to go with him — because building a life together, wherever it led, felt right to her. Saw immediately embraced the idea and responded with the same openness and commitment. In that moment, Hannah knew he was ready to go the distance with her, and she knew just as clearly that she wanted to spend her forever with Saw.

Milestones: Challenges

Moving In Together

Let’s be honest — moving in together for the first time isn’t always easy. Hannah and Saw both had to learn how to share their space and adjust to each other’s routines and quirks. It took patience, compromise, and more than a few changes along the way. While it wasn’t effortless, they would both agree that those growing pains taught them how to communicate, respect one another, and work through challenges as a team. Because of that, they’ve come out stronger, more connected, and more sure of their partnership than ever.

Saw's Year Of Nursing Boot Camp

Anyone who has been through an accelerated nursing program—or has loved someone who has—knows that calling it “boot camp” isn’t an exaggeration. It’s an intense, exhausting, and emotionally demanding year. Taking it on is a huge commitment, and standing beside someone as their main support is just as challenging in its own way.Both Hannah and Saw truly believe they wouldn’t have made it through that year without each other. Saw is deeply grateful to always have Hannah in his corner, steady and encouraging. And Hannah loves watching Saw put in the work, push through the hard days, and reach his goals—knowing that the path to something meaningful isn’t always smooth, but always worth it.

Milestones: Special Experiences

Niagara Falls

One of Saw and Hannah’s most meaningful shared experiences was their trip to Niagara Falls. Visiting such an iconic and powerful place for the first time together made it even more special. Standing side by side, they were both struck by the sheer beauty and force of the falls, taking in the moment and appreciating the chance to experience something so unforgettable together.What made the trip even more meaningful was not just the destination, but the fact that it was something they shared—laughing, exploring, and creating memories that would stay with them long after they returned home. It was one of those moments that reminded them how much joy they find in experiencing the world together. One day, they hope to return and share that same sense of wonder with their children, passing along the memories and creating new ones as a family.

Vegas

Another special memory for Hannah and Saw was a trip to Las Vegas with their closest friends. It was Saw’s first time there, and getting to experience the city through his eyes made the trip even more fun. From sharing laughs to taking in all the excitement together, it was a trip filled with great memories and good company.What made it truly special was being surrounded by people they love while creating moments they’ll always look back on fondly. It was one of those trips that reminded them how meaningful shared experiences can be, and they hope to take many more adventures with their friends in the years to come.

Our Staycations

One day, Hannah was feeling a little restless, and Saw realized it had been far too long since they’d gone on a proper date. So he came up with a simple but thoughtful plan: book a local hotel (one with a bathtub, obviously), order room service, and spend the night sipping champagne in the tub. What started as a spontaneous idea turned into one of their best date nights ever—truly epic.After that night, staycations became a small but meaningful tradition for them. They’ve since enjoyed a couple more, each one just as fun in its own way. It’s a silly, simple tradition, but it perfectly reflects their relationship—finding joy in the little things, making time for each other, and turning ordinary moments into something special.

Driving Across The Country (Twice!)

To make their move from Colorado to Massachusetts happen, Saw and Hannah packed up and drove clear across the country—twice. The first trip was to get Saw’s car out east and lock down an apartment a few months before nursing school began. As anyone can imagine, a cross-country drive together comes with both literal and metaphorical bumps in the road, along with plenty of unexpected shenanigans. From an unforgettable gas station stop in upstate New York, to some of the best hot dogs and soft-serve ice cream in Syracuse (thanks, Kellishes!), to the the ridiculous attempts to back up and park the U-Haul trailer, the trip was full of moments they’ll never forget. It was exhausting, chaotic, and wonderful all at once—and just a month later, they turned around and did it all again to officially move in and start the next chapter together.

Holidays

Growing up in Southern Asia, Saw had never really celebrated American holidays until he met Hannah. For Hannah, the holidays had always been a meaningful part of her life—a time centered around family, tradition, and being together. Through Hannah and her family, Saw experienced his first traditional Thanksgiving meal and his first Hoffman family Christmas, complete with the familiar rituals and traditions Hannah had grown up loving. He cherished being welcomed so fully into these moments and appreciated the sense of connection and belonging they brought. In turn, Hannah loved seeing these holidays through Saw’s eyes for the first time, noticing the little details anew and being reminded of just how special those traditions truly were.

The Proposal

Hannah didn’t try very hard to hide that she was ready for the next chapter—she dropped more than a few not-so-subtle hints that an engagement was on her heart. Saw noticed, and more importantly, he listened. He knew how much it meant to Hannah that this moment be shared with the people who know her best and love her most: her family. So, during their trip home to Colorado for Christmas, Saw carefully planned the proposal.Hannah had a feeling it might happen on that trip, but as the days passed and the trip neared its end, her excitement slowly turned into quiet disappointment. Then, on Christmas Day, after the last present under the tree had been opened, Saw smiled and said there was one more gift. In the warmth of Hannah’s childhood home, surrounded by love, laughter, and family, Saw asked her to be his wife.Hannah was overwhelmed by how thoughtful and intentional the moment was. It felt perfectly them. Saying yes was effortless—the easiest and most joyful yes she has ever said.

A look Into The Future

It’s impossible to know exactly what life will look like for Hannah and Saw ten years from now, but one thing feels certain: it will be built on love. The details may change, and the path may twist in unexpected ways, but the heart of their future is something they already share.There are a few things they know for sure. Saw will finish school and earn his doctorate in Nursing, a goal he has worked tirelessly toward and one Hannah has supported every step of the way. When that chapter comes to a close, they both agree that Massachusetts won’t be their forever home. Where they land next will depend on where life leads them—where their families are, where meaningful career opportunities take shape, and where they can build a life that feels safe, supportive, and full of possibility.They often talk about the kind of home they hope to create—one in a neighborhood with good schools, strong community, and room for the family they dream of growing. Both Hannah and Saw have always wanted children, and they plan to begin that journey not long after their wedding day, excited and hopeful about welcoming little ones of their own.No matter where the years take them or what the future holds, Hannah and Saw are deeply excited for what’s ahead. They look forward to building a life side by side—one filled with love, laughter, hard work, and the quiet, beautiful moments that make it all worthwhile.

Our Story

Our Favorite Photos of Us & Our Family Members:

Saw & Hannah Couple photos 💍

Hannah with her cousins Chloe & Ava who are both bridesmaids in the wedding 🤍

Hannah and dad 🤍

Saw and Friends ♡

Saw and his Groomsman John ♡

Hannah and her bridesmaid Brooke 🤍

Hannah with Grandma 🤍

Hannah and her good friend Annie 🤍

Hannah and Saw with their good friends (who are also in the wedding) 💍

Saw and his groomsman Andre ♡

Hannah and some of her extended family members 🤍

Just Saw ♡

Hannah and her maid of honor Ivana 🤍

Saw and his groomsman Paul ♡

Hannah and friends 🤍

Saw and his groomsman Artem ♡

Hannah and her good friend Katie 🤍

Saw and Family ♡

Hannah and mom 🤍

Hannah with mom & dad 🤍

Saw and his best man Mustafa ♡

Hannah and her bridesmaid Tierney 🤍

Saw and his groomsman Jayden ♡

Just Hannah 🤍

Photos

We are excited to introduce Hannah's Maid of Honor, Ivana! Their friendship bloomed at Craig Hospital, where they both started their nursing careers—who knew all those late-night shifts would lead to lifelong shenanigans? From their very first day on the job, they formed a special bond that has only gotten stronger, mostly thanks to their shared love for late-night snack runs. We can’t wait to celebrate with Ivana by our side—let the fun (and possibly chaos) begin!

Ivana Gutlon

We are happy to introduce Hannah's Bridesmaid, Brooke! These two have been best friends since their chemistry class at CU Boulder (GO BUFFS!), where they learned that mixing together late-night study sessions and caffeine can lead to an epic friendship! Through tough coursework and plenty of “academic bonding” (a.k.a. complaining about exams), they’ve built an unbreakable bond that has only grown stronger since college. We can’t wait to celebrate with Brooke and see what kind of fun (and maybe a little chaos) she brings to our special day!

Brooke Stormo

We are thrilled to introduce you to Hannah's bridesmaid, Tierney! Their friendship dates back to childhood when they were neighbors—because what better way to bond than sharing a fence and plotting mischievous adventures? Their families have been practically glued together since those early days, and Hannah likes to say Tierney is the sister she never had (the one who’s sweeter than a cupcake and whose kindness is absolutely infectious!). We can’t wait to have Tierney by our side on this special day—just be warned, her sweetness might just make us all a little jealous!

Tierney Kellish

We are so excited to introduce Hannah's beautiful bridesmaid and her cousin, Chloe! While they might not have had a chance to bond over years of family gatherings (thanks, life!), Hannah has always admired Chloe's spirit and kindness—she’s like a ray of sunshine on a rainy day! We’re grateful to have her by our side on this special day, and we can't wait to create wonderful memories together—especially ones filled with laughter, love, and perhaps a little friendly competition over who gets the best dance moves!

Chloe Reeve

We are fortunate to introduce Hannah's wonderful bridesmaid, her cousin Ava! Although they don’t get to see each other often (we blame the busy schedules of adulthood!), Hannah truly believes that she and Ava are kindred spirits. She has always admired Ava's fierce and free spirit—if there were a competition for the most adventurous soul, Ava would take home the trophy! We can’t wait to celebrate this beautiful day with Ava by our side, ready to make some unforgettable memories and maybe even a little mischief!

Ava Reeve

It’s my pleasure to introduce the best man, Mustafa! Saw and Mustafa first crossed paths in the chaotic world of Call of Duty sometime between 2010 and 2015—though let’s be honest, the exact date is a bit of a blur, much like Saw's memory of that last gaming marathon!From those early days of virtual battles, their friendship blossomed into something truly special. Mustafa has always been the kind of friend who shows up when it matters most, whether it’s on the battlefield or in real life. With his unwavering support and a sense of humor that can make anyone smile, he’s truly a one-of-a-kind friend. Mustafa, a loyal friend and the perfect best man, who knows that behind every great groom is an even greater friend.

Mustafa Ahmed

Introducing the groomsman, Saw's younger brother, Ehmay! As Saw’s OG best friend, he’s been by his side through all of life's adventures—whether it’s conquering video games or navigating the ups and downs of growing up. Saw is incredibly proud of how his younger brother has matured and is even prouder of the big dreams he’s pursuing. Ehmay has a knack for turning challenges into opportunities. He’s always there to remind Saw to enjoy the journey, even if it means taking a detour sometimes!

Ehmay Moo

Introducing the groomsman, Artem! Saw and Artem met in breakdancing class in high school, where they quickly discovered that while neither of them was winning any dance battles, they were definitely winning at friendship! Saw’s favorite thing about Artem is that they truly started a journey together—one that includes questionable dance moves, late-night chill sessions, and a shared love for all things fun. Those high school memories laid the groundwork for an incredible bond. Artem is the groomsman who reminds us that life is all about finding your rhythm—and occasionally spinning out of control!

Artem Butanko

Introducing the groomsman, John! Saw and John first crossed paths at Saw’s first CNA job at a long-term care facility, where they quickly learned the art of balancing compassion with a good dose of humor—especially during those 4 a.m. shifts! John is the kind of friend who’s always on Saw's side, cheering him on like a personal hype man. Whether it’s tackling tough shifts at work or celebrating the big moments in life, John is there with a smile and a joke.

John Hutchins

Introducing the groomsman, Jayden! Saw and Jayden first met on the basketball court at Planet Fitness, where they quickly learned that while they might not be the next NBA stars, they sure could have a blast playing together! Saw loves that Jayden is always there when he needs to talk, whether it’s about life, love, or the latest basketball stats. Jayden has a knack for turning even the toughest conversations into something light-hearted—just like he turns every missed shot into an opportunity for a good laugh! Jayden is the groomsman who proves that true friendship is all about having each other’s backs.

Jayden Sanford

Introducing the greeter and wedding helper, Paul! Saw and Paul go way back to middle school, where they bonded over awkward haircuts and the universal struggle of navigating middle school. Who knew that trading lunch snacks would lead to a lifelong friendship? Saw’s favorite thing about Paul is his incredible ability to motivate him to keep going and never give up—Whether it’s hitting the gym, tackling life’s curveballs, or just trying to figure out what to eat for dinner, Paul is always there with a pep talk and a joke to lighten the mood. Paul is the groomsman who proves that real friends are the ones who cheer you on, even when you’re just trying to figure out how to adult!

Paul Rodriguez

Introducing the groomsman. and wedding helper, Andre! Saw and Andre first crossed paths in a college class at CU Denver, where they bonded over the struggle of staying awake during lectures. Little did they know, this would spark a friendship filled with laughter and unforgettable moments! What Saw loves most about Andre is that he’s always up for anything! Andre brings the fun and spontaneity that keeps life exciting. With him around, you can count on good times and even better memories. Andre is the groomsman who reminds us that life is best lived with a sense of adventure and a great friend by your side!

Andre Brown

Wedding Party

* Please note, the venue has lots of steep stairs and areas that can be difficult to navigate in dim lighting (or after a cocktail or two!). Please choose shoes with this in mind.

New Year's Eve Formal

Overview

We are hoping for a somewhat formal, glitzy party atmosphere. Wear a tux if you want to go big, or otherwise a dark suit or jacket or sweater for the guys would be great. For the ladies, long or cocktail dresses would fit right in!

Dress Code

A short one-minute walk from the wedding venue! You are encouraged to book early; we reserved a limited # of discounted rooms and it will be busy on New Year's Eve. The hotel offers valet parking. There is a fee whether or not you are staying there. Use this link below for booking with our group pricing discount.

The Westin Denver Downtown

This is one of many more affordable options in the area, but may require a drive to the venue.

Holiday Inn Express Denver Downtown by IHG

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Daniels and Fisher Historic Clock Tower

During the gold rush of the mid-1800s, Denver was a mining hot spot and was booming with miners. Those miners needed supplies (picks, shovels, boots, dry goods) so merchants would set up shop to provide these necessities. A merchant named William B. Daniels migrated to Denver in 1864 where he established the dry goods business. He started as a small shop that did very well and quickly expanded over the years. In 1872 Daniels took on a business partner names William Garrett Fisher and they became Daniels and Fisher.

In 1975 William B. Daniels and William Fisher opened two 2-story dry goods department stores in Downtown Denver, one at the corner of sixteenth Street and one at the corner of Lawrence Street, they both expanded into 5-story establishments. By the 1890s, business was booming, and they had become the largest retailer in the state.

Daniels dies in 1890, and Fisher dies in 1897. Daniels’ son, William Cooke Daniels takes over the business at this time and spends a lot of his time in a rented castles and other amazing architectural novelties in Europe.

Back in Denver, the Daniels and Fisher business continues to flourish, and the company prepares for expansion by purchasing two more real estate sites on Arapahoe Street and the corner of Sixteenth and Arapahoe Street. This would give Daniels and Fisher and 266-foot frontage along Sixteenth Street.

The giant main entrance of the new store would be right at the corner of Sixteenth and Arapahoe. Daniels wanted to build an impressive tower in this location to serve as a artistic and creative advertisement for the store. This intensely tall structure would also stand as a beacon to draw customers into the department store.

After spending so much time in Europe exploring the mesmerizing renaissance building designs, Daniels became fascinated with this architectural style and wanted this to be represented in the impressive tower.

The tower was designed by Colorado architect Frederick G. Sterner. The tower was inspired and modeled from the St. Mark's Bell Tower in Venice, Italy. This tower in Venice had recently collapsed and was being rebuilt, and this was big news at the time.

Construction of the tower took place between 1910 and 1911. In May 1910 the existing buildings at the real estate sites were torn down to make room for the expansion of Daniels and Fisher. The tower, along with the enlarged and remodeled department store, opened in 1911.

The clock tower was Denver's first skyscraper. In fact, the tower was actually well-known for being the tallest building west of the Mississippi River at the time. The tower is 325 feet tall. The tower held this title for a solid 40 years before a taller structure was created in the 1950s. The tower could be seen for miles. For many, the clock tower became a definitely symbol for the city. The tower’s bell would chime at the top of every hour.

The attached Daniels and Fisher department dry goods store had roughly nine acres of space, so the tower itself did not need to have any commercial functions. This structure’s floors were used for employee lounges/breakrooms/lunchrooms, an in-house hospital and school, and the store manager’s offices. The twentieth-floor observation deck attracted about 1,500 people a day during the summers.

Time passed by and as the city evolved the Daniels and Fisher departments store was no longer a thriving business in Denver. Daniels and Fisher lost its spot at the top due to poor management and merchandising, proximity to Larimer Street’s skid row, and the rise of new shopping hot-spots in other parts of the city.

In 1953, the real estate developer William Zeckendorf, the owner of the company Webb and Knapp, acquired a particular interest in the Daniels and Fisher company. He aspired to move the store to his new development at Courthouse Square (a.k.a. Zeckendorf Plaza), which needed an anchor tenant. After several sales and mergers, the Denver-based May Company (later becomes Macy’s) combined with Daniels and Fisher to create May-D&amp;F. Zckendorf’s company, Webb and Knapp, bought the existing Daniels and Fisher building on Sixteenth Street, and in 1958 May-D&amp;F moved to Zeckendorf’s development at Courthouse Square.

There was now a vacant 400,000-square-foot building on Sixteenth Street that took up half a block of downtown Denver and included a replica of a Venetian tower. What could be done with such a thing? William Pierson, the radio show owner, used the tower as a signal transmitter in the 1960s, but otherwise the building was caught up in a mess of financial problems and ownership confusion. Different parts of the building were owned by different companies, and some of the land underneath the building was still owned by the heirs of John Alkire, who had originally leased it to Daniels and Fisher in 1909.

Both the old department store building and the clock tower were threatened to be demolished as part of the 1960's Denver Urban Renewal Project (DURA). The project called for the demolition of most buildings in a twenty-seven-block parcel stretching from Cherry Creek to Twentieth Street and from Curtis Street to Larimer Street. The Daniels and Fisher building stood almost exactly in the center of the project’s proposed swath of destruction.

By 1969, DURA had acquired the entire Daniels and Fisher complex, but in the meantime the vast scope of the Skyline project had spurred the city’s preservationist community to action. The Denver Landmark Preservation Commission was able to convince the city council to declare the Daniels and Fisher Tower a landmark, and soon after that the tower was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These historical designations helped spare the tower, but DURA had no intention of saving the rest of the department store, which was demolished in 1970–71.

DURA did a terrible job of maintaining the tower during the demolition and rebuilding process of the old department store space. Some in Denver thought the easiest solution would be to tear down the tower as well, but preservationists prevailed.

By the end of the decade a plan was in place for developer David A. French to renovate the tower into office condominiums. French also designed multiple other known Denver buildings. French bought the building from DURA for just $72,000 and spent $3.5 million remodeling the interior into 16 office units. Interior work started in 1980 and was finished a year later, but French ran out of funding before he could repair the tower’s exterior.

By the 1990s the clock tower’s exterior was in bad shape. Tenants Richard Hentzell and Michael Urbana launched an extensive renovation effort with the help of several State Historical Fund grants totaling more than $500,000. Nearly every major part of the building was restored: the exterior, the entrances, the lobby, the Seth clocks, the observation deck, and the top/roof. The decade-long, $5 million project was completed in 2006.

Today the tower continues to house mostly office condominiums as well as an events venue on the upper floors and a cabaret in the basement. Members of the public can access the tower’s observation deck in April as part of Doors Open Denver or arrange private tours through Clocktower Events. Standing near the center of the Sixteenth Street Mall, this architectural gem remains a beloved Denver landmark. Many consider it a symbol of the city’s progress and innovation.

Fun Facts

¯ The tower has clock faces on all 4 sides¯ The hour hand is 8 feet long, the minute hand is 6 feet long¯ Red 'scars' can still be seen today, on the west side of the tower, where the clock tower used to be connected to the 5-story department store¯ A 2.5-ton (5,500 pound) bell occupies the top 2 floors of the structure¯ The tower is 21 stories high¯ The structure has a steel skeleton, is faced with blond brick, and has extensive terracotta trim¯ The upper portion of the tower features a unique observation deck¯ The clock faces are 16 feet in diameter¯ The Denver clock tower was designed to be a few feet taller than the original tower that was being rebuilt in Venice – at the time this prompted the Denver Times to joke that Venice was actually building a smaller copy of Denver’s tower¯ The tower’s foundation required the excavation of a twenty-four-foot hole and was poured separately from the rest of the building¯ The bell at the top of the tower has an inscription that reads: “Presented to the Daniels &amp; Fisher Realty company by William Cooke Daniels and Cicely Cook Daniels, 1911”¯ The bell was manufactured by the McShane Bell company in Baltimore and is six feet in height and 5.5 feet in width¯ The clapper for the bell weighs 150 pounds and is connected to an electric motor, which rang the bell each hour back in the day

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