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We first met in the Fall of 2021—Kailee was 20 and in her final semester at the University of Texas, and Dylan was 23, playing baseball for Texas A&M. Despite being on different paths (and at rival schools), we connected and kept in touch for a while before life got busy and we lost touch in the Spring of 2022.   Then, in the Summer of 2024, we reconnected—and something just felt different. Over the next year, our story grew into something incredibly special, this time with a deeper sense of clarity and purpose. It quickly became clear that God’s timing had been at work all along, guiding us back to each other when the time was right.   Now, less than two years later, we’re getting married—and we’re so thankful for the journey that led us here.

Our Story

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Dylan and Zach were randomly paired as freshman roommates at UTSA, and what started as chance quickly grew into a lifelong friendship. They lived together all four years while also playing side by side on the UTSA baseball team—Dylan in the lineup and Zach on the mound. After years of shared games, road trips, and memories, Zach became more like a brother than a friend. Dylan couldn’t imagine anyone else standing next to him as his best man.

Zach Griggs

Dylan met Sage soon after arriving at Texas A&M through some mutual friends, and they quickly became close. From workouts and hanging out on the couch to long phone calls over the past few years while Dylan was playing pro ball, Sage has been a constant friend despite the miles. Their easy-going friendship, laughs, and shared memories have meant a lot, and Dylan is honored to have him standing by his side.

Sage Clark-Tabura

Dylan and Chase came into UTSA baseball together in the same class, sharing the outfield and countless memories along the way. Whether it was Dylan tossing his glove to stop balls in batting practice or Chase putting his helmet on backwards claiming, “Look, I’m an alien,” the two were always goofing off and usually getting yelled at together. From those early days of baseball to now, Chase has remained one of Dylan’s closest friends, and he’s honored to have him standing by his side.

Chase Keng

Dylan met Chase their freshman year at UTSA, where Chase was a catcher and infielder in the same incoming class. The two quickly hit it off, whether it was trips to College Station with the boys or dressing up as Mötley Crüe for Halloween—Chase as Vince Neil and Dylan as Nikki Sixx in what became Dylan’s favorite Halloween ever. From baseball to late-night laughs, Chase has been a constant friend through it all, and Dylan is grateful to have him standing beside him.

Chase Hacker

Ryan joined the UTSA baseball team Dylan’s senior year, and the two became fast friends in the outfield. Beyond baseball, they connected over their shared faith and conversations about business plans. They’ve shared plenty of laughs too—like Ryan pulling the car over to chase a pack of wild pigs on the side of the road, or their trip to Lubbock to watch the Texas Tech baseball regional. Dylan is honored to have Ryan standing with him.

Ryan Hunt

Jake and Kailee met in sixth grade at Hill Country Fellowship Church youth group and have been inseparable ever since. For over ten years, their friendship has been filled with jam sessions, road trips, and countless inside jokes that only the two of them understand. Jake’s loyalty, humor, and shared love of music make him one of the bride’s most treasured lifelong friends.

Jake Gary

Kailee and Jacey met at a 21st birthday party in college and quickly became inseparable. They spent years trading off long drives between Austin, College Station, and the Texas Panhandle just to see each other. Over the past five years, Kailee has had the honor of standing by Jacey’s side as her bridesmaid, and now she’s thrilled to have Jacey by hers. Their friendship has only grown stronger with the addition of Jacey’s sweet little boy, Brently, who has become part of the family too.

Jacey Howard

Emma and Kailee met just before their 1L year of law school and have been tackling the adventure together ever since. From finals-week sleepovers to endless study sessions (and plenty of laughs in between), they’ve built a friendship rooted in encouragement, caffeine, and surviving law school side by side.

Emma Oalmann

Ashley and Kailee first met in college during a hands-on science class, where they bonded over building towers out of tape, marshmallows, and spaghetti noodles. What started in the classroom quickly grew into a lasting friendship. They reconnected over their shared love of coffee and country dancing, meeting up at least once a week before Kailee moved to Louisiana.

Ashley Guerrero

Colby and Kailee first met at transfer orientation at the University of Texas and were lucky enough to land in the same class their very first semester. After graduation, Colby started at LSU Law a year ahead and played a big role in convincing Kailee to become a Tiger too. For the past two years, they’ve taken on law school side by side, and this past November Kailee and Dylan had the joy of celebrating Colby’s wedding in Mexico.

Colby McGinley

Camryn and Kailee grew up in the same small town and became close while cheering together in high school, bonding over pre-game car jam sessions and late-night practices. Since then, Kailee has had the honor of standing by Camryn’s side at her wedding, and they’ve added two of the best little buddies to their crew—Camryn’s sweet sons, Asher and Knox.

Camryn Haynes

Brooke and Kailee have been inseparable since they were just five and six years old, when they first met while cheering competitively. Their parents became close friends too, which meant Brooke and Kailee got to spend just as much time together outside the gym as inside it. Over the past 20 years, they’ve shared countless lake days, horseback rides, country dancing nights, and so much more. Kailee had the joy of standing by Brooke’s side at her wedding and couldn’t be happier to now have Brooke stand by hers.

Brooke Foster

Wedding Party

Dress Code: Classic, Elevated Cocktail   We invite guests to dress in timeless, sophisticated styles that complement our wedding colors: dusty blue and soft neutrals.   Women: Full-length dresses are preferred in shades of blue, muted pastels, or neutrals; metallic accessories welcome. Flowy, elegant styles are perfect.   Men: Suits with a tie, classic or relaxed, in light gray, navy, or beige; shirts in white or light blue; ties or pocket squares in complementary tones.   We kindly ask guests to steer clear of whites / creams and bold patterns to let our wedding colors shine.

Dress Code

Q + A

We have reserved a block of rooms at The Ruby Hotel &amp; Bar for our guests. The hotel is less than half a mile from the venue, making it a convenient place to stay throughout the wedding weekend. The block will be available on a first-come, first-served basis with a rate cut-off date of November 7th, 2025. How to Book: - Use code “Rock” to ensure your reservation counts toward the wedding block. - Visit the hotel website, click “Book Now,” select the contract dates, and enter the code under “Promo Code.” Nights outside the block are not guaranteed at the group rate. - Book by November 7, 2025—unreserved rooms will be released to the public after this date.

The Ruby Hotel

We have reserved a block of rooms at Staybridge Suites Round Rock by IHG for our guests. The hotel is less than a mile from the venue, making it a convenient option for your stay. The block will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. To receive the group rate, please mention Dylan and Kailees Wedding Block when booking your room or just follow the link below.

Staybridge Suites Austin-Round Rock by IHG

Our venue is located near the Round Rock Square. While street parking is available, it may be limited. We kindly recommend using a rideshare service (Uber, Lyft, etc.) for convenience, safety, and ease on the day of the celebration.

Kailee & Dylan

Kailee & Dylan

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