A SONG ABOUT OUR LOVE
Our Story
Finding each other has been the greatest blessing. We put our favorite memories into this song to share a piece of our journey, and our hearts, with you.
Follow the Lyrics



You are invited to celebrate

DATE & TIME
A SONG ABOUT OUR LOVE
Finding each other has been the greatest blessing. We put our favorite memories into this song to share a piece of our journey, and our hearts, with you.
Follow the LyricsWEDDING Weekend
Aquarium of the Pacific 5K
Run through downtown Long Beach → Rainbow Harbor → Queensway Bridge → finish at the Aquarium. Proceeds benefit the Aquarium of the Pacific & the American Cancer Society. Search "Working Toward Williams" during sign-up, or use the link below.
Sign Up for the 5K ↗Georgia vs. Alabama Game Watch tentative
Expected kickoff between 3–5 PM — we may catch the game at a nearby bar or a UGA SoCal Alumni event. If it runs long, we'll have appetizers on hand. Details to follow closer to the weekend.
Doors Open
Guests are welcome from 4:30 PM onward. Please be seated by 4:55 PM.
Wedding Ceremony
The ceremony begins promptly. Please silence all devices.
Outdoor Cocktail Hour
Join us outside for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres while we take family photos. Wine & champagne served at table.
Dinner & Dancing
Celebrate with us indoors for a seated dinner, toasts, and dancing.
Send-Off
We'll wrap up around 10 PM. Safe travels, and thank you for being here.
Farewell Brunch
No formal plans — just good company and a slow morning. We'll meet by the pool, with bagels and coffee on us. Come find us if your hotel has a pool!
Safe Travels Home
Thank you for making the trip to celebrate with us. It means the world.
Celebrate With Us

The Wedding Venue
600 East 5th Street
Long Beach,
California
Wedding Venue · Sunday, October 11
Originally Built
1939 · Third church on site
Historical Landmark
Designated 1989, City of Long Beach
Architectural Style
English Gothic Revival
About the Sanctuary
In 1989, the City of Long Beach Cultural Heritage Commission officially designated the building a Historical Landmark. The current structure was built in 1939 on a site whose congregation dates to 1906, making this the third church to occupy the location.
Today, the building has been meticulously restored and repurposed as a specialized wedding venue — carefully maintaining its Gothic presence designed by local architect Easton D. Herrald.
Attire
We're asking guests to dress in Semi-formal Attire —suits and long dresses welcome.
We want you to feel comfortable but look your best! We invite our guests to join in our celebration's color palette by wearing dark suits, cocktail dresses, or evening attire. If you’d like to match the room, think classic black, deep reds, and rich burgundy.
Please avoid: White and light cream tones (reserved for the bride!)
Weather Note
October in Long Beach is beautiful — expect highs in the mid-70s. The ceremony and reception are indoors, but the cocktail hour will be outdoors. A light layer is recommended for the evening breeze.








