Sisters by chance and best friends by choice, there is no one better suited as Maid of Honor. Throughout the years, Noreen and Maggie have shared many adventures together. From getting lost at Hale traveling to Bear Cave to going on countless Disney adventures, these two are as close as any sisters could be.

Although Pete is Joe’s youngest brother, they are so close sometimes they have been mistaken for twins. Despite being the youngest, Pete didn’t let his age stop him from playing with Joe. Entering the men’s basketball league at age 14, Pete has proven that he will do whatever it takes to compete alongside Joe.

As freshman at Bishop Feehan, Maggie had no idea that the person sitting next to her in Spanish class would become one of her closest friends. Lauren and Maggie love going to Bertuccis and occasionally spilling the tea. Although they ditched the green tights and plain skirts, nothing has changed their friendship.

As Joe’s oldest brother, George has been there for Joe in many aspects of his life. From competing in backyard games to tutoring Joe in physics, they both have shared many memories together. A few memories include the time George hit Joe in the face with a flying plunger and participating in daily kickball games that may or may not have lead to frequent arguments.

When Maggie needed a roommate her junior year at Stonehill, Alexis was brave enough to volunteer. As roommates they shared many snacks from Alexis’ family’s homemade food to chocolate covered pretzels while going on many rants about life. Although Alexis doesn’t have to hear Maggie’s snores anymore, they remain close friends.

Meeting at Hale Reservation in 2007, Joe and Will have become life long friends. As teenagers they were boating instructors creating fun announcements for kayaking lessons. Today they play flag football and pass the time determining who can conquer weird food eating challenges, earning Will the title of Señor Spaghetti. No one has thrown up yet which proves their friendship can withstand anything.

A friendship that began in Business 101 during a Mike’s Bikes project, Alie and Maggie became fast friends. From Chicken Wrap Thursday lunch dates at the Commons to randomly popping into each other’s dorm rooms for talks and laughs, both Alie and Maggie shared many great moments at Stonehill. Although they don’t see each other everyday anymore, they call each other often and continue to be great friends.

Jake and Joe met at WPI in civil engineering class and became closer after completing their senior project together. Since then they have had many adventures together, from fishing, white water rafting, and trips to Level 99. Although they may not catch many fish or hit many fairways on the golf course, they have become loyal friends.

Maggie and Jami’s friendship began bright and early swimming at the Taunton YMCA. As the swim seasons progressed, they pushed each other in and out of the pool growing as swimmers and best friends. Jami has even stayed with Maggie during Easter breaks dealing with Maggie’s dogs and all their barking, a true sign that their friendship is strong.

Joe and Conor became friends playing summer basketball and were roommates at WPI. As roommates they became expert Pokémon hunters. They would play Pokémon Go into the late hours of the night, causing a ruckus that would get them reported to RA. Despite being too avid about a video game, Joe and Conor remain great friends.

Meeting as freshman at Stonehill’s Boland Hall, Sara and Maggie became great friends. They shared many funny moments from blasting funny music for dance sessions to hiding tiny ducks throughout each other’s dorm rooms as a prank, Maggie can always count on Sara to brighten her day and make her laugh.

A friendship that began at Blessed Sacrament, Joe and Kevin ventured to Xaverian Brothers High School where they became classmates for four years and brothers for life. Since their high school days, they have played flag football, enjoyed many game nights, and competed in fantasy football.