Wedding Day

St. Joseph Catholic Church

Ceremony

Lodge At Emerald Point

Reception

Our Wedding

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Our Story

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Hannah has been my best friend since elementary school. We met through the cross-country team, and that kind of torture has a way of bringing people together. Hannah’s friendship is the kind that reaches you no matter the distance. Even though she lives in Colorado and I’m in Kentucky, every time I see or talk to her, it feels like we haven’t skipped a beat.

Special Memory – When Hannah first started coming over to my house after cross-country, there was an incident where I found some Chips Ahoy! cookies in my mom’s car and decided to open them and eat them. Well, it turns out they were for the Salvation Army—and the third box my mom had to buy because my dad had already eaten the other two. My mom started yelling at me, and Hannah just stood there in a panic, lol. Afterward, she asked me if I was going to be okay, and I just laughed and told her that’s totally normal in the Lamb house. (I have never seen her eat a Chips Ahoy! cookie at my house since that day.)

Hannah Jones

Gabbie Peters (formerly Lamb, but then she had to go and get married) is the second-oldest sister of the four of us. We've always been close and share similar nerdy interests. She even lived with me twice but could only manage two years each time.

Special Memory – For those of you who know my sister Gabbie, she can come off as a little intimidating with her grumpy face and sharp tongue. Fortunately, I've always been able to see past that, but one Christmas really solidified how she viewed me as an older sister. During my junior year of high school, Gabbie surprised me with a two-page letter (front and back) explaining how much she looked up to me and cherished me as a sibling. The gesture completely took me by surprise and remains one of my most cherished gifts. (It was also a great indicator that she was going to be a good writer, which really came in clutch for me in college—helping me write most of my papers, lol.)

Gabbie Lamb/Peters 

Clair is the third-oldest Lamb girl out of the four of us (and the only redhead). Growing up, Clair and I were always competing against each other. If I took dance lessons, she had to take dance lessons. If I ran track, she was running track. If I joined the coed cheer team… you guessed it—she was on that team too. At first, it was frustrating, but I came to realize it was nice to always have someone there to push me and make me a better person for it. Not only is Clair a fierce competitor, but she is also one of the silliest people I know. If you're having a bad day, spend 30 seconds with Clair, and she’ll have you laughing one way or another.

Special Memory – When Clair and I were both on the Graves Co. Coed cheer team, we would often compete to see who could be the loudest during the cheer portion of our nationals routine. Our coach eventually told us he couldn’t hear any of the other members because of our scream-off. (I still think I was the louder one.)

Clair lamb

Audrey is the baby—the fourth and final Lamb girl. One thing you should know about Audrey is that if there’s a sport to play, she’s going to be a natural at it. She can go toe-to-toe with almost anyone when it comes to athletics. Audrey is outgoing and friendly to everyone she meets (this does not include her siblings, of course). I also have to brag on her for being a member of the Murray State tennis team—though, let’s be honest, it’s not as good as the Murray State cheer team, but it’s still impressive.


Special Memory – Recently, Audrey and I trained for a half marathon, and over the course of several grueling months, we grew closer and shared a lot of laughs. One run that really stands out was when we had to do seven miles in 20-degree weather. It was so cold that Audrey’s headphones stopped working. I laughed and told her we had to keep going, but not even a mile later, mine also stopped working. We decided to cut our seven miles down to five and learned an important lesson: Beats headphones do not work in the cold weather.

Audrey Lamb

I met Becca my freshman year of college at Murray State cheer tryouts. Becca is such a sweetheart and has been a solid shoulder to lean on—or stand on, as was often the case during cheer. She’s the type of friend who can cut and color your hair one day and catch you from falling two people high the next.


Special Memory – One thing I can always count on Becca for is watching Barbie movies and eating cookie cake while we do it. Over the years, we’ve put away so many cookie cakes that I wouldn’t be surprised if the cake ladies at the Murray Walmart know us by name. I’d also like to add that when we watch these movies, we don’t sit like normal people—we’re up singing and dancing the entire time. The people living below us in my old apartment probably just *loved* us. Now that Becca lives in Knoxville, we don’t get to watch as many Barbie movies as we used to, but I know that whenever we visit each other, it’s first on the agenda.



Rebecca Paluso 

I met Danielle through Murray State cheerleading, and we hit it off right away. I had the privilege of living with her for several years in 311. Danielle is the glue that holds the 311 girlies together with her sweet personality and ability to go with the flow.



Special Memory – One of my favorite (and scariest) memories with Danielle took place after cheer practice one evening. We were coming home when we noticed the door was already unlocked—not too shocking, considering we hardly ever locked it. But when we turned on the kitchen lights, we found a creepy, mutilated baby doll sitting there. Naturally, we screamed and immediately started wondering where it had come from. Danielle suggested it was the creepy old man who lived underneath us (though, in all honesty, it could have been Gabbie getting back at us for having too many late-night parties). To this day, we still don’t know who put it on our kitchen table. You’d think that would have inspired us to start locking our doors… Nope.

Danielle Northman

Macy is another friend I had the privilege of meeting through Murray State cheerleading. Out of everyone who lived at 311, Macy and I were roommates the longest. One thing I can say about Macy is that she is always down for anything. The three years I lived with her were an absolute blast. I could always count on her to blare the Murray State Racer song on our way to every game—though sometimes I worried we might not actually make it to the game with her scary driving, but that just added to the fun of it all.



Special Memory – One thing that always makes me laugh when I look back on my time with Macy is our Thursday night outings after practice. We kept our outfits stored in our cheer bags, ready to go, and as soon as our coach dismissed practice, we would SPRINT to the bathroom, change in 30 seconds, and be out the door, racing to Lucky’s before the line got too long, lol.

Macy Glosson

Rianna is another...and if you guessed Murray State cheerleader, you’d be correct! I had the pleasure of meeting Rianna through cheerleading and loved her instantly. She is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet, and if you're lucky—like me—you'll get to see her silly side. Also, fun fact: she can seriously tear up a dance floor!



Special Memory – One thing Rianna does that hypes up not just me, but every other Murray State cheerleader, is the Hoo Dance. Back when Ja Morant was on the team, the basketball players had this pre-game ritual where one person stood in the center while the rest of the team chanted around them. Our cheer team picked up this tradition, and we would have Rianna lead us while we circled around her. Even though we no longer cheer at games, this is a tradition we always continue when we all get together.

Rianna Farneti

Jake and I met in 2016, when we were assigned as roommates at the University Denver. It didn’t take long for me to realize Jake was one of the best human beings I have ever met, always brings a positive energy to wherever he goes.

Jake Apostolu

I met Thomas and his twin brother Preston in middle school gym class, then became really close throughout playing 8th-grade football all together. One of the fondest memories I have with Thomas is him coming over to eat Korean Bacon and proceed to put my bathroom out of commission.

Thomas Painter

Same as how I met Thomas, his twin, I met Preston in middle school gym class. One of the most fun memories I have with Preston and Thomas was whenever they would stay over after football games, and the time we all went to play paintball. Preston is primarily the reason why I got stuck with number 81 throughout my high school days, as he ended up moving and that jersey was a smaller fit than the one I had before.

Preston Painter

We met in high school, became good friends close to graduation. Jaxon has always been one of the funniest guys I know, it’s always a room full of laughter when hanging out with him.

Jaxon Becraft

One of my closest friends, Eli and I met through high school soccer, where Eli watched me play from the bench. Always brings positivity and joy anywhere he goes, I’m glad to have him as my friend.

Eli Robertson

Garrett, more widely known around the community as Hoho, was my next door neighbor when I lived at DU’s dorms. One of the kindest human beings on earth, one of the fondest memory I have was when he took care of me while I was sick with the flu.

Garrett Howhannesian

Jack is my future-brother in law, married to Gabbie. It was a pleasant surprise to find out that an amateur Mennonite magician wasn’t a total weirdo, when we first met in 2022.

Jack Peters

James and I met first in 5th grade, then in high school we became best friends through playing football. Absolutely one of the most dependable people I have met.

James Kehoe

Brielle is my sweet younger cousin who lives in Virgina. Although I don't see her often when she comes down to visit, we always have a good time braiding hair, tumbling/ cheer talk, and swimming in the pool. When I was her age, I had the privilege of being a junior bridesmaid in our cousins wedding and wanted to carry on the tradition.

Brielle

Last but not least, are my precious flower girls. This is not Lucy and Stevie's first rodeo they are on their way to becoming pro flower girls. I can't wait to have these sweet cousins of mine help guide me down the aisle.

Hannah & Kyeongbin

Hannah & Kyeongbin

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