My best friend as long as I can remember and I was the best man at his wedding.

Those closest to Keturah will understand that Angela was the obvious choice as her Maid of Honor. Throughout Steven & Keturah’s courtship, Angela has been Keturah’s closest confidant, mentor, and advocate. She has been truly honored to have a sister-in-Christ such as Angela in her life and hopes to one day be able to repay even a fraction of the heaps of blessings their friendship has brought to the bride’s life.

Keturah’s brother, I always say if I had never met Keturah and only met Johnny we’d for sure be friends.

All her life, Keturah longed for a sister of her own. In her union to Steven, her dreams are finally coming true! Larissa & Keturah have bonded over being older sisters, their love of a fantastic manicure, Steven, and most importantly, Larissa’s four-year-old daughter, Mikayla.

Cousin/one of the greatest friends I’ve ever had, known him literally my whole life.

Keturah's oldest friend. Friends since infancy, the ladies reconnected after high school when their families began attending the same church.

Great friend since sophomore year of high school. Our group of friends in high school spent countless days and nights at Ronnie’s dad’s house, literally everyday of high school and years after.

Keturah's best friend from college. The ladies met in the same math class as Steven & Keturah. They also swam together on the College of Marin swim team.

I met Colin my Junior year of high school and he was instantly one of my closest friends. Colin and I would and still go on countless adventures in West Marin and have seen a lot together.

Keturah's childhood best friend; these ladies are more like sisters than anything.

We met in middle school and grew up only a couple minutes away from each other. Jerrin is one of my most trusted friends and someone that can always give it to me straight.

Keturah's partner-in-crime, or at least her most reliable alibi. Kaelyn is the first person Keturah calls when she's ready to have a fun time, whether it's a night out on the town, or rolling in laughter on the living room floor.