Maya holds a sense of warmth that radiates to everyone she meets. I met Maya back in 2016 in the dorms at the University of Wyoming and almost immediately we became inseparable—thanks to late-night trauma dumping, food runs, and late nights on the dance floor. She helped me move to Phoenix—where we had two weeks of exploring, laughter, and questionable decisions. She’s my best friend, my partner in crime, and the one who taught me to say “yes” more often. Having her as my Matron of Honor feels like the most perfect choice.

Tyler is my longest/closest friend, we met when I moved 2 houses down from him on Silvergate Drive in 2004, since then he's been the closest thing to a brother that I've had. Crazy to think as an Eagles fan I would become such good friends with a Dallas fan, but all that did was spark a lifelong friendship.

Jaz and I go way back to freshman year at Cheyenne Central High School, stumbling into pre‑algebra class together (ask her to tell you the story!). She’s the one whose laugh always echoes first in the room, and that’s exactly how she reeled me in. She’s my go‑to for real talk, but more than that, I’m fiercely protective of her. Whether we’re cracking up over inside jokes or sharing serious life moments, having her stand with me means everything. Because through all of it—laughs, tears, advice, late‑night chats—she’s always been in my corner.

David and I became friends/brothers in Highschool and all that happened was a lot of bad (great) decisions and great memories. Him and his family have done more for me than I ever asked for and I have nothing but love for this guy.

Tori and I met in college at the University of Wyoming in 2017 when she moved in with Maya—and from the moment she arrived, she’s kept me on my toes with her relentless curiosity and energetic spirit. Together, we’ve had our fair share of foolery, and I’m grateful for every minute of it. She encouraged my sense of adventure and always made space for me to be fully myself. Having Tori by my side on this big day means the world.

Sean is one of my other oldest friends, not only do we share so many memories, but he's easily one of the most supportive people you can have by your side. Happy to call this guy a friend/brother.

Marissa and I met at work in Arizona, and things took off when she invited me to a haunted house with her and another coworker—and we hit it off instantly (it was pretty clear when our entire dialogue is quoting The Office and SpongeBob SquarePants while complaining about our mutual stomach issues). We are always laughing. She’s my emotional‑support human, and having her stand with me on this day is such a joy! Although unexpected; her friendship is so needed!

Angelo aka Big Sting and I met on a trip set up by David and Brandon to Six Flags. One thing about me is, if our first interactions are playful trash talk, I'm probably gonna love ya, and with Angelo, it was just that. Whether it was talking shit on my Eagles on the way there or calling me a B****h for not going on a roller coaster, I became a Big Sting fan. Since then we've developed more into a brother like relationship where we'll say the craziest things to each other... that no one else better say or else.

Brandon.... the amount of love I have for this man is unmatched (outside of Kendall of course). Brandon and I met when he worked with David at Sears and after a couple parties and drinks at the bar, we became friends. Then when I moved to Laramie, outside of Tyler (who was my roommate), Brandon was the only guy I hung out with almost everyday. But, that's not the only reason why I love this guy, one day he was introducing us to his girlfriend's (at the time) friends and one of those girls was just.... wow.....then she started talking shit on the Broncos and also LOVED the alcoholic drinks I made. That girls name is, well soon to be, Kendall Helart.