Brother and business partner. Greg has been there through it all. Everything from sharing sports teams from tee-ball through high school basketball, to hunting trips and college shenanigans. Greg can be recognized for the groom joining AGR at WAZZU, hence introducing him to the party scene. The groom's GPA might have suffered because of this, but he wouldn't change it or his brother for the world.

Childhood friend. From grade school pee wee basketball, those awkward middle school years, the "too cool" for anything in high school, and now walking down the aisle to change our last names. Over a decade of friendship and memories made, the bride couldn't have made it to this next chapter without her main. We’ll see if Hale keeps her auctioneer voice in check during speeches, and if she doesn’t, try your best to keep up.

Childhood friend. Also known as "Gator". No one would argue that this guy belongs in the Lind Combine Demolition Derby hall of fame. Mitch is a wizard with laptops and dental care, but be sure not to let him drive your combine.

College friend. The mom of college (who's a real mom now) always guided the bride in the right, and a little less wild, direction. From rescuing dogs to McDonalds trips that were "life saving". A lifelong friendship that all started with a biology lab and a good pair of cowboy boots.

College friend. If Palmer hasn't copyrighted "T-Rexing" by now, he missed his millions. Always the instigator of the group, Palmer seemed to be in a wrestling match with someone nightly. Palmer liked to take advantage of the groom's free labor on his derby combine, but the joke was on him because the groom loved cutting out brand new square tubing Palmer had just spent hours welding into place.

College friend. Honesty is her only policy and she'll say it bluntly. She might be the only real reason the bride stayed in school during those wild college years. The go-to person for anything accounting, Netflix, or alcohol related. She makes a mean piñata and she'll outdrink the best of 'em.

Childhood friend. Take some advice from the doctor himself, don't park anywhere near him on wedding day. This guy showed us how to study hard, but party... well, too hard. The groom just loved spending his childhood as a wrestling dummy for Tory to practice on.

College friend. The gal who is always down for a beer and a backroad. Her gypsy soul can take a night or day from zero to one hundred in the blink of an eye. She contributed to many of the late nights the bride spent over the border at Wazzu, but don't let this Coug fool ya, she spent equal time partaking in Idaho shenanigans.

Childhood friend. Probably the longest tenured friendship aside from Greg. It was pretty devastating when the two were placed in separate 3rd grade classes. The groom doesn't know what he would have done without Mack to replace him at quarterback for passing plays back in junior high football.

College friend. She makes the most of each and every moment (when she's not dozing off that is). This wild child has had the bride's back since they first met in their early college years. If she's not hiking a mountain, she's saving lives, but still finds time for a good time wherever her day off may be. If she can keep both eyes open for pictures, she should make it to the reception just fine.

College Friend. If Jake were to tell you what he preferred to drink, he'd probably tell you Rainier beer. But the groom prefers to hand him a bottle of Southern Comfort and see what happens. If you ever ride with him in the Lincoln, make sure he never puts it in reverse.

College friend. The bride's forever go-to for life advice, anything DIY, and the best home cocktails she can shake up. From showing some of the finest swine in Adams County to becoming Whitman County neighbors, this friendship started long ago and has aged like fine wine.