Saints Peter and Paul Church

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The Olympic Club

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<p>Tyron and Tina met on an internet dating site (shocker) called Fitness Singles in March 2015. Their common interest in fitness (running, cycling and swimming to be specific) was a good starting point to their relationship. Their "fitness friendship" quickly took off and they would spend numerous weekend hours riding bikes in Marin and running along Crissy Field. The "romantic" relationship was a bit of a slower start after Tina wore "flare-bottom jeans" on their second date...which wasn't working for Tyron. After about a year and a half, Tyron and Tina began officially dating. The relationship moved quickly since they had already developed such a solid friendship. In May 2017, Tina gave her "flare-bottom jeans" to Goodwill and the two moved to the Laurel Heights neighborhood of SF. Five months later, Tyron "popped the question" while out running on Lands End trail. Somehow he managed to get Tina running on a Saturday morning before 8am to ensure there was no one else out on the rocky lookout point where he proposed. He also managed to bury a bottle of Veuve Clicquot in the nearby bushes with two champagne flutes the day before...nice work! They have definitely enjoyed their engagement but are very ready to move to the next stage...marriage and baby!</p>

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Christina was Tina's first official new friend when she moved to SF in January 2013.&nbsp;They were introduced by a mutual friend from The Olympic Club and went on a "friend date" during Tina's first week in SF. As the saying goes, the rest is history...they have been there for each other through it all...fun girl trips to Seattle, Vegas and New Orleans; numerous dinners and outings in SF; and the passing of their beloved dogs (Davis, for Christina, and Kara, for Tina). More recently, they have spent quality time together watching Christina's baby, Cord, grow into a little man.&nbsp;

Christina Lockwood

Kelly and Tina first met back in the early 2000s when Tina lived in Hanford, CA. Kelly and her husband, Morgan, quickly became Tina's second family while she lived in the central valley.&nbsp;Although they live in separate cities now, SF and Denver, when they get together, they pick up right where they left off. A sign of a true friend for life.&nbsp;  In Kelly's words..."Tina and I have been friends for over 
17 years. We bonded over good food and copious quantities of wine and 
supported one another through a fun yet challenging time in our lives. I
 helped Tina get her first job after she finished PT school
 at The Hanford Therapy Center. She helped me do front handsprings in 
the back yard during great BBQ’s. Whether we were working at the 
Therapy Center, drinking wine on the porch, in a hot tub in Tahoe, or 
playing matchbox cars with my son; we did it all
 together creating a sister-like bond that transcends the many changes 
in both our lives. My favorite memory of Tina? Bring me a glass of 
champagne at the wedding and I will tell you a tale or two. Love you 
T-Hana! Welcome to the family Ty!!"

Kelly Hamon

Audra (aka Audi) is one of Tina's cousins and best friend growing up. They both danced in the same production line at Schumacher's School of Dance and toured Russia and China together with the troupe.&nbsp;Audi and Tina also lived together in SF for a few years while Tina was completing her Masters program in Physical Therapy.&nbsp;In Audra's words..."When we were around 10, 11, 12 years old, we used to choreograph dances to 80's music and the soundtrack from Grease 2 and perform the dances next to Tina's front door. One day, we were dancing to "My Sharona" complete with leg warmers and Flashdance style shirts. Charging towards each other from opposite sides of the room for a monumental High Five, you slipped and fell underneath me, while I missed your hand and fell over you..to this day the memory still makes me laugh out loud."

Audra Carli

Although Gina is Tina's cousin, they were raised like sisters...even down to their names (Gina Lynn and Tina Lyn). Growing up, Tina and Gina would often argue like true siblings. During their adult years, they have developed a solid friendship that has transitioned through many stages in life.&nbsp;

In Gina's words..." I am not sure how I am supposed to pick a "favorite" memory of Tinabecause there are WAY too many to choose!&nbsp; For 40 years Tina has beenthere for me to torment as my older cousin but really she is more like asister.&nbsp; I used to copy everything she did (well maybe not dressing inbusiness suits in Kindergarten but just about everything else) - Hey, they say imitationis the highest form of flattery!&nbsp; From our tap duets, to family vacationsin Hawaii, Tahoe and cruises to Mexico, countless weekends water skiing at LakeBerryessa and Pollock Pines, to college parties and "adulting" thememories, fun times and LAUGHS are endless.&nbsp;&nbsp;Onememory that stands out is Tina’s Maid of Honor speech at my wedding almost 14years ago.&nbsp; As the DJ handed her the mic she turned to me and said, “how scared are you right now?” and I replied “well&hellip;nottoo scared since I am going first”!&nbsp; Everyone(including the two of us) laughed.&nbsp; Tinawent on to talk about the first time she met Jim, how I never really brought guysaround and how she knew he was the one for me.&nbsp;I remember meeting Tyron for the first time and knowing he was the guyfor Tina.&nbsp; I have never seen Tina sohappy, so calm and so in love.&nbsp; As thewedding preparations are in full swing, I am so excited to be a part of Tina’s(and Tyron’s) special day and even more excited my daughter Liv will be theflower girl.&nbsp; Tina and Tyron, we love youand are over the moon with excitement as you begin your lives together!&nbsp; CHEERS!"

Gina Portolan

Alexis (aka Lex) is Tina's cousin. Since there is a six year age difference, Lex and Tina did not enjoy each other's company as friends until their adult life. They have become close in most recent years and have supported each other through both very joyous and very tough times. Lex has two beautiful children, Elle and Eaden, with her husband, Amir, and Tina has been blessed to witness their beautiful family grow.&nbsp;

In Lex's words..."Growing up I always looked up to Tina, she was intelligent, popular and of course beautiful. Being the younger incredibly shy cousin I usually kept to myself but always thought she was one of those cool kids that I hoped to be. One year she had a very fun pool party for her birthday. I remember thinking when I get bigger I want to be exactly like her and her friends. They all had these friendship bracelets they were wearing and I ended up stealing one out of her bathroom. When I got home my mom asked me where I had gotten this bracelet and I told her I took it from Tina without her knowing. My mom was not happy to say the least and said I must go return it. I dreaded going to my aunt and uncle admitting I had taken a bracelet and thought Tina would never think of me as a cool kid, only her annoying little cousin. Dragging my feet I took the bracelet back embarrassed I had done such a thing. I remember Tina laughing it off saying don’t worry about Lex, no big deal. Wow! Now she really was the coolest person I knew. Today nothing has changed, loving, generous, loyal and outgoing...that’s who Tina is. I can happily say I’m officially a cool kid as I am so incredibly honored to stand by her side on the most important day of her life! "

Alexis Fallahi

Lauren is also Tina's younger cousin. The two have become close ever since Tina moved to SF in 2013. At the time, Lauren lived in SF and the two girls would love to get together in Cow Hollow or the Marina for their favorite pastime, wine and food. In the past few years, Tina has watched  Lauren go through many of life's stages:&nbsp;marrying her husband, John; moving to "the Burbs"; and the birth of their two children, Emerson and Baby Jack. Both being only children, Tina considers Lauren the "little sister she never had."In Lauren's words..."I've known Tina for 35 years... my whole life! As my older cousin, I've looked up to her in so many ways. Over the years, Tina and I have often been called "twins" by our family, which is huge a compliment to me! Tina is poised, successful, beautiful, humble, and super strong&mdash;both on the inside and out (she may also be a little crazy... I mean, who jumps into the water near Alcatraz and swims to shore for fun?!).&nbsp;She exudes confidence in all she does and has always been a role model to me. Over the years, my family spent many holidays with the Avelars. And once I was in high school, I could always depend on my older, super-cool cousin to sneak me a little glass of Chardonnay when the parents weren't looking (sorry, Mom and Dad). I love Tina with all my heart, and am so proud to stand beside her today as she marries the man of her dreams. "

Lauren Keane

Leigh Diffey

Baden Hooper

Sheldon Hooper

Matthew Read

Scott Peradotto

Denley Healy

Wedding Party

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Registry

The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square

<h2>Dress Code: Although Black Tie is requested at our wedding, please note The Olympic Club has a strict dress code policy. Gentlemen must wear a coat and tie at minimum. Ladies must be in Business Attire at minimum. No denim of any kind is allowed</h2>

Tyron & Tina

Tyron & Tina

Travel

The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square

Dress Code

Dress Code: Although Black Tie is requested at our wedding, please note The Olympic Club has a strict dress code policy. Gentlemen must wear a coat and tie at minimum. Ladies must be in Business Attire at minimum. No denim of any kind is allowed

Fairmont San Francisco

InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco

Hyatt - Fisherman's Wharf

Grand Hyatt San Francisco