No, this is not a legal ceremony. This is a wedding-themed party that will celebrate our friendship and platonic life partnership, especially facing the end of our time living together in the house that brought us (and many of you!) together in friendship -- the fabled Albion St house. Do we need a better excuse to bring all of our favorite people together? No but we also both have big June birthdays WHAT OF IT

If you're receiving this invite, you are welcome to bring anyone you'd like, "as long as they're not an asshole" (in the fine words of Zoe). This weekend is, first and foremost, a CELEBRATION OF DEEP FRIENDSHIP. Bring a friend, a lover, a friend-to-be-lover (?!!?!!?), a lover-who's-turned-friend, arch nemesis turned genuinely good guy, someone you've been meaning to tell how much they mean to you, someone who is just great to party with..... we could go on. We'd like to witness more professions of love than our own this weekend.

For the ceremony itself: Thrift-store formal. **Also all guests are expected to assume a "wedding personality" where they act (and dress) as "that person" at a wedding. Get creative. For all other events: whatever the ef u want.

We are going to fill our house to the brim with guests, and will be asking other friends in Somerville / Cambridge to host :) Everyone will have a fun and loving place to stay.

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