Hi, family and friends!

Karson and Mason here, and this is the (not-so-dramatic, but very sweet) story of how we went from two high school kids to soon-to-be husband and wife.

We first met back when we were just 14 and 15 years old, we had a couple of classes together, and the rest is history. In November 2019, Mason asked me to be his girlfriend in the front pasture at Willingham Ranch after surprising me with flowers and a few of my favorite things. I knew pretty quickly he was someone special — I even told my friends Ella and Mia that I had a gut feeling Mason and I would get married one day.

High school was full of football games (I went to every single one, no matter the distance!) and Mason doing his best to learn all things volleyball as I traveled the country playing. We spent countless hours with each other’s families and clicked like we’d known each other our whole lives.

Fast forward to today — Mason is following in his dad’s footsteps and pursuing a career in law enforcement. He started the police academy in September 2025 and will graduate in July 2026. I’ll graduate in May 2026 with my degree in Marketing and start my career at Paycom! Our professions might look different, but we share so much — from our love of trying new restaurants, to lake days and doing silly things around the farm (Mason has rescued my fishing line from more trees than we can count), to watching plenty of football, and even Mason tagging along to my sorority events.

Over the past six years, we’ve been through many seasons of life together, prayed fervently about our future, and witnessed the Lord’s faithfulness at every step. We can’t wait to step into marriage knowing that God has so intentionally orchestrated our story.

We are deeply grateful for the family and friends who have supported us along the way and look forward to celebrating with all of you. Get ready to dance your hearts out, laugh a lot, and enjoy fellowship — because this is going to be a day to remember!

"Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate." – Mark 10:9

Love,

Karson & Mason

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