Engagement Party

Bridal Shower

PORTERS Dining + Bar

Rehearsal Dinner

The Weinberg at Wixon Valley

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Our journey began as high school sweethearts, two teenagers at the age of 17. What started as a young romance became a bond that stood strong against time and distance. After graduating high school, life took us to separate colleges, and we began six-years of long-distance dating.Through all those years, A.J. pursued his passion for baseball, spending countless hours on the field along with college courses while I, also, navigated the challenges of college working toward pursuing my degree.Despite the miles between us, we found ways to stay connected, supporting each other through the highs and lows of college life, cheering through many baseball seasons, and traveling back and forth to spend every moment we could together.After graduating, I started in the professional world while he continued his studies and baseball career. Balancing our individual goals and dreams while keeping focus on our relationship wasn’t always easy, but it strengthened the foundation of our love and commitment and deepened our relationship.Today, we’re proud to say we’re both building wonderful careers and live near one another, no longer having to do long distance. In October of 2024, during a trip to the Grand Tetons, AJ asked me to spend forever with him. It was the perfect culmination of all the years we’ve shared and the adventures we’ve done together.As we look ahead to early 2026, we’re excitedly planning our wedding—a celebration of love, resilience, and the incredible journey that brought us here. We can’t wait to begin this next chapter as husband and wife, surrounded by the family and friends who have supported us along the way.

Our Story

Through the Years

Surprise Engagement in Teton National Park

Photos

Bridesmaids

Meghan Limegrover

Makenzie Hatch

Sami Bailey

Taylor Baughman

Mia Ford

Groomsmen

Carson Irvin

Alec Gilman

Braden Ford

Blake Ledoux

Preston Meinhardt

Nick Wolff

Wedding Party

Begin by visiting the hotel's website: <a href="http://www.thegeorgetexas.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://www.thegeorgetexas.com/</a> 1) From the hotel homepage, click "RESERVATIONS" in the top right-hand corner of the page.&nbsp; 2) When new window opens, select the group's arrival and departure date and change the "SELECT PROMO TYPE" dropdown to "GROUP/BLOCK".&nbsp; 3) Enter "2601BGDWMP" in the "Enter Promo Code" box. Once the dates have been entered, the GROUP/BLOCK dropdown chosen and block code has been entered, all of the rooms available within the block should appear (no need to enter any more discount codes when booking room). King - $169 and Queen Double - $189 per night (excludes tax &amp; fees)&nbsp;All rooms must be booked prior to January 9, 2026.

The George, Valencia Hotel Collection

King &amp; Queen Double - $110 per night excludes tax &amp; fees. PLEASE CALL HOTEL IF SITE STATES "NO ROOMS AVAILABLE" - code is G-LZWZ.

Hyatt Place College Station

King -$169, Queen Double - $189 - does not include tax &amp; fees.

Best Western Premier Bryan College Station

VENUE

7786 Kurten Cemetery Road, Bryan, TX 77808 This vineyard-inspired wedding venue is nestled on 100 acres of verdant lawns and conveniently situated between Dallas, Austin, and Houston. This distinctive estate boasts monumental views and luscious landscaping at every turn.

Travel

Texas A&amp;M University If you've ever wondered what the A&amp;M in Texas A&amp;M stands for, the answer is nothing in particular, at least today. But back in 1876, it referred to the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. Since 2021, Texas A&amp;M has officially enrolled the largest student body in the country. The sprawling main campus stretches for 5,500 acres and reflects the enormous scope of operations, including being one of only six senior military colleges in the nation with a volunteer Cadet Corps. Members of the university community are known as Aggies. Visit for a sense of rich traditions, a taste of the vibrant student life, and pics of the iconic Century Tree. Side Note: Bride is a 4th generation Aggie - Class of '21 as are all of her siblings ('12,'15,'16, &amp; '19). Groom is in the process of getting an MBA from A&amp;M and his brother is also an Aggie (Class of '24).WHOOP!

George H.W. Bush Presidential Library &amp; Museum The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum on the Texas A&amp;M campus shines a spotlight on the life and legacy of the 41st U.S. president. It's also the former president's burial site, and his wife Barbara and their daughter Pauline were laid to rest at this location, too. The museum, located at the appropriately named 1000 George Bush Drive West, houses personal papers and artifacts, audiovisual material, and permanent and temporary exhibit spaces. Take a photo behind the Commander in Chief's desk in an Oval Office replica and become more familiar with late 20th-century American history at one of the state's top attractions.

Northgate The Northgate District is a vibey hub adjacent to Texas A&amp;M where students and locals can dance at clubs like Hurricane Harry's and Shiner Park, dine at restaurants like Smitty K's Sports Bar and Grill, and shop. Unwind at the end of a long, hard day with a bit of banter at a saloon-themed watering hole, or attend a performance, church, or both. Parking is in no short supply, so don't let the logistics put you off.

Bottlecap Alley Ever heard of the Gum Wall in Seattle, WA? Bottle Cap Alley is College Station's quirky equivalent. Check out this local Dixie Chicken landmark, the result of a 40-year bottle cap chucking tradition. The swathe of bottle caps is so iconic that seniors bid fond, photographed farewells to it, and the Corps of Cadets are rumored to come hunting here for material to make lucky Fish Spurs.

Brazos Valley Farmers' Market Every Saturday, you can count on the Brazos Valley Market in downtown Bryan to bring you a rainbow of fresh, and often organic, local produce straight from the region's farms. Meal plan for the week depending on what's available, and you'll be doing more than you know for the environment. You can expect passionate vendors selling fresh-cut flowers, house plants, grass-fed meat, eggs, honey, candy, preserves, and small-batch baked goods like pastries. Grab pet treats at this dog-friendly event and treat yourself to an ice cream sandwich for good measure. In addition, you'll have opportunities to purchase artisanal items such as natural soaps from craftspeople.

Messina Hof Winery As far as award-winning wineries go, few have more prizes than Messina Hof Winery and Resort. This winery, run by the Bonarrigo family, was the first of its kind in the Lone Star State. Today, it serves as a wedding venue, offers tastings and tours, and puts on seasonal events in a beautiful setting. Stay at the bed and breakfast, or pop in for a leisurely brunch and feed the turtles in the pond. During the family-friendly Harvest Festival, you can get your frustrations out during a grape stomping session or stick to picking fruit off the vine.

Museum of the American G.I. If it hasn't already, it'll soon become clear that if you love military history, College Station is where it's at. The Museum of the American G.I. is a cornucopia of war-related objects, including vehicles, weapons, and period armor, and memorializes Aggie Veterans and their brave feats. If your timing is right, you'll get to see a living history element with battle reenactments and tank rides. Check out the reasonably priced gift shop and say hi to the corgi mascot.

Things to Do

Registry

Ladies are kindly requested to wear tea-length to floor-length dresses.Gentlemen, please wear a suit and tie or a tuxedo.

Theresa & AJ

Theresa & AJ

T&A

Wedding Day

4:00 PM

Ceremony