The RockWater Farm LLC

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Our Wedding

If you ask most couples how they met, you’d probably hear something like “at work” or “through a friend”… not us.We met in high school in the cirque program, because apparently “normal extracurriculars” just weren’t exciting enough for us. While other teenagers were worrying about their English project, Cole was literally holding Jenna above his head while she pretended gravity was optional. Cole was her base, Jenna was his fly, and together they performed act after act, building trust, teamwork, and a friendship that was about one well-timed toss away from becoming something more.Cole also made it his mission to win Jenna’s heart the old-fashioned way — by showing up. He went to every high school football game to cheer her on while she cheered on the team, and spent countless weekends supporting her at cheer competitions, near or far.After graduating high school, life took us down different paths. Jenna headed to Disney to add “professional magic-maker” to her résumé, and Cole went to Auburn University to add “War Eagle enthusiast,” and “engineering student (allegedly)” to his.Then came 2020.COVID cut Jenna’s Disney chapter short. Sad in the moment, but it opened a new door: she returned home and discovered a new passion for teaching. She became a kindergarten teacher (yes, a literal angel on Earth) and suddenly found herself just a short drive from Auburn, where Cole was finishing school. Distance got a whole lot shorter, and our relationship got a whole lot stronger.For years, Jenna made the trip to Auburn for SEC gamedays, weekends, and summers. She practically had dual citizenship in Alabama. One summer she even stayed with Cole while he interned, testing out their ability to “play house” — and proving that yes, she could put up with the drama of Auburn sports, and that Cole would, in fact, do dishes occasionally.After 4 years of long distance and 7 years of dating, we finally closed the gap, moved into our apartment together on the Beltline, and discovered the joys of living within 15 minutes of our jobs. We’ve spent our time exploring Atlanta, making friends, walking (and scootering) the Beltline, and trying new restaurants. Every day has felt like a reminder of how far we’ve come, and how right it feels to be exactly where we are, side by side.On September 20, 2025, in beautiful Hiawassee, GA — the perfect mix of mountains, romance, and surprises, Cole asked Jenna to marry him. She said yes (obviously), and now we’re getting married 364 days later in the same gorgeous town where this next chapter officially began.From cirque partners, to long-distance drives, to Beltline life… our love has grown, strengthened, and laughed its way through every chapter.We can’t wait for the next one – and we’re so excited to celebrate it with you!

Our Story

Photos

Lauren Reed

Brett Buckner

Brinley Brown

Tristan Brown

Riley Schreer

Nathan Schreer

Meriambi Stroer

Kenneth Reed

Brenna Innis

Matt Lintz

Wedding Party

The Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa is in the North Georgia Mountains and features an 18-hole golf course. Guests can also visit the 7,500-square-foot Equani Spa and each room provides a 42-inch flat-screen TV. Every contemporary room at Georgia resort features free Wi-Fi and coffee-making facilities. The rooms also provide a safe and bathrooms have a hairdryer and free toiletries for added convenience. Guests can go horseback riding at the Brasstown Valley Resort or use the on-site tennis courts. The property also has an indoor and an outdoor pool as well as a fitness center. The Brasstown Dining Room offers mountain views and is open for all meals. Buffet-style dining is available for breakfast and there are options from the menu for lunch and dinner. Brassies Grill is on site and serves burgers, salads, and sandwiches. This resort is within a 2-hour drive of both downtown Atlanta and Chattanooga. The Lake Chatuge Recreation Area is 5 miles away.

Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa

Adjacent to Lake Chatuge this Georgia resort and full-service marina features 2 on-site restaurants and a salt water outdoor pool. Both Chatuge Shores Golf Course and the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds are 3 miles away. A cable TV small refrigerator and coffee-making facilities are featured in all rooms at this Hiawassee Ridges Resort and Marina. A balcony and a lake or resort view are included in select rooms. Seasonal activities include a tennis court volleyball and badminton in addition to the fitness center. A guest computer is available in the lobby. Ridges Resort and Marina offers snacks at the fire pit weather permitting. Casual lunch and dinner service is available at Blue Otter Restaurant and Sports Bar and specialty cocktails are available at Moosehead Lounge. The Georgia-North Carolina border is within 2 minutes’ drive of the property. Guests can also browse artwork from local artisans at the ArtWorks Artisan Center 4 miles away.

The Ridges Resort on Lake Chatuge

Vrbo Cabin

There are plenty of Vrbo/Airbnb cabins in & around the area 

Travel

Bell Mountain

High Shoals Falls

Brasstown Bald Visitors Center

Lake Chatuge

Things to Do

When should I RSVP?