Tori's older sister, and sometimes her mom, Kasey has always had her door open for her to include nearly 2 years of living together during summer breaks and after graduation. They are the Queens of weekend TV marathons, spontaneous beach trips, and talking each other into unnecessary "treat yourself" purchases... but we needed it.

Instant best friends at the start of Physical Therapy school, Jess and Tori spent many nights eating ice cream, taking their dogs for walks, people watching, and not talking about school. If Tori's phone is ringing, you can bet on it being Jess!

The last Combs sister to have the family name, Abbie is Tori's younger sister by 2 years. Abbie has always been the go-to make-up artist and craft person of the family, and the person to call when Tori wanted to do late night shenanigans.

Being Tori's longest friend from middle school, Madeline and her did everything together. They spent every "first day" of class together, graduated sitting next to each other, lived down the hall from each other, and competed in ballroom dance competitions together.

He’s been a dad, a best friend, and now, the best man. He’s always offered guidance, support, and love. He is the one you need to tell a good joke at just the right time, and the one you want to grow up to be just like. As he loves his wife, is how I want to love mine.

There’s no replacing a big brother, especially not Jordan. If you’re wondering why it’s not a fall wedding, he’s the reason why. The bond has been shared through 10 hour road trips to Tallahassee watching the Tar Heels, and Super Regional weekends in Chapel Hill. There’s no one you want to celebrate those thrilling moments with more than him.

The excitement of a little brother… the first memory of holding him was the start of a bond that could never be broken. While he may be the quiet one of the group, we he speaks, you better listen. It’s going to be something you don’t want to miss.

The life of the party. The Haw to my Yee. The reason why I got through PT school. He’s the kind to always pick you up when you’re down, and make you forget what’s wrong.