Lee, my little sister, my incredible Maid of Honor, has been my best friend since day one. Throughout our journey, I've always had her back, even when it meant taking the heat for her, and in return, she'd "borrow" my clothes. If you're lucky enough to chat with Lee at the wedding, you might want to ask her about her adventure with her first puppy River, her dislike for birthday and holiday cards, or marvel at how quickly she can devour a watermelon.

Kenzie, my other little sister who never lets me forget she's taller, has embraced the role of the family's baby to having a baby herself. I couldn't be prouder watching her excel at being a fantastic mom to the most precious baby girl. If you spot MacKenzie at the wedding, be sure to ask her about her love for strawberry cake, her dog Happy, and the story behind her little one's name, MaryAnn Mae. She's got some delightful tales to share!

Sala, is the true definition of a lifelong friend. Back in high school, she was the one who reached out and saved me from my introverted shell. Her family, just as warm-hearted as she is, welcomed me into their home countless times. Sala's got some unique stories to share - like her pet bear (Oakley is actually the largest dog you've seen), and she'll entertain you with tales of her adventures studying abroad. When Sala's around, you'll hear her laughter before you even spot her in the room. She's a true gem!

Colleen, my future sister-in-law, is my rock when the Drago household gets a bit chaotic. Meeting your boyfriend's three sisters can be intimidating, but Colleen made it easy by welcoming me with open arms. When you strike up a conversation with Colleen, you can start with Alabama, chat about Alabama, maybe dive into some tales about Tuscaloosa, and wrap it up with, well, Alabama. She's your go-to for anything related to Alabama!

Kelly and I crossed paths during our college days at Darton State, and it's all thanks to our late soccer coach's insightful decision to pair us up as roommates that we became the close friends we are today. Kelly is one of the nicest, most down-to-earth people you'll ever have the pleasure of meeting. She truly doesn't have a bad bone in her body. She's the kind of friend who always brightens your day with her warm heart and cheerful demeanor. If you happen to meet Kelly at the wedding, feel free to chat with her about topics she's passionate about, such as OL Reign, Man City, and any team that Messi is a part of.

Aly and I became friends through an interesting twist of fate – my brother's friend. Luke befriended Jack in college, and Jack later married Aly. While our significant others indulged in D&D and other games, Aly and I hit it off and even started a book club with friends. Some conversation starters with her are the Green Bay Packers, cheese curds, any book on the market, and how our husbands spend far too much on their hobbies. Also, congratulate her on being a new mom, she’s a rockstar!

Matt and I first met in high school during German class, and our laughter made it a challenge for Herr Snider to teach. School days often ended with us separated from the rest, lost in fits of laughter over South Park episodes or reminiscing about our late-night Xbox sessions. Seventeen years later, we're still up far too late, playing Xbox and laughing like schoolgirls at the most ridiculous things. Matt, along with his brother Sean, became the brothers I never had, and I'm forever grateful for the Piper family. At the wedding, you can chat with Matt about the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Cubs, Korean BBQ, The Taxi, or his incredible ability of buying video games. Matt is more than my best man; he's my partner in laughter and a cherished friend of 17 years.

I met Kyle in yearbook class, where we instantly clicked. Kyle has been sacrificed as Alexis's mother game night partner. Additionally, Kyle and I ran the business side of our high school yearbook, bowled many nights together, lived together as roommates, and he's also our dog Emmy's dog father. If you find my friend at the wedding, just bring up anything soccer-related. From West Ham to Atlanta United and the Premiership, it's a guaranteed conversation starter.

Justin and I met through a mutual friend in high school, quickly becoming familiar faces with his neighborhood security guards. We've shared countless adventures, from our escapades of 'kidnapping' friends to leaving each other stranded in unknown places in the pre-GPS era. These experiences have only added to our unforgettable journey, including his recent move to Montana. If you happen to catch up with Justin at the wedding, topics of conversation could include how much Georgia as a state sucks, the outdoors, snow sports, and the wild tales of our past exploits.

Bryce and I share unforgettable memories from our trip to Montana, reminiscing about the park in front of his parents' house—a casualty of college kid mischief. I met Bryce hanging out in the neighborhood with Justin, both proudly on the security guard's list. Bryce, 2 Chainz's biggest fan and street team member, would love to chat about his passion if you see him at the wedding!

I got to know Sean through Matt at the Piper's house, and our friendship only grew stronger over time. Even after Sean moved to California, we kept our connection strong, staying up way too late over the weekends while playing Xbox. His favorite topics of discussion include the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cubs. One thing you'll quickly notice about Sean is his genuine concern for everyone's enjoyment. He's always there, making sure everyone's having a good time.

If you ever spot Adam in his natural habitat, just call him "Baskin." We initially crossed paths in high school, but it was during our college years that we truly became good friends. My parents made a move into the neighborhood he grew up in, solidifying our bond. When it comes to chatting with Baskin, don't hesitate to discuss why "Nappy Roots - Good Day" is, without a doubt, the ultimate dance song, and how poorly his fantasy team performs.

Brett and I go way back, but our bond grew stronger during our college years. We have fond memories of our Thursday slice nights at Johnny's Pizza, where we'd gather to enjoy a slice and share laughter. Our friendship deepened over our shared love for whiskeys, bourbons, and craft beers. If you run into Brett at the wedding, you can bet that his favorite topic is all things UGA football and how he never skips leg day. And if you need a nightcap, he probably has some moonshine handy.

Wes and I met back in high school, and despite him being a grade older, we had known each other through Xbox for years before we finally hung out in person. Even though he consistently endured losing streaks against me, he remained a true friend. Now, Wes is down in Florida, but he's constantly itching to make his way back to Georgia as soon as possible. When you chat with Wes, you can always bring up topics like his daily carb count, his remarkable ability to sleep on any surface, and his unwavering stance that the Dallas Cowboys are the worst team in NFL history.

Caleb and I bonded through the Glen Lake crew, enjoying weekends filled with boat rides, bonfires, and countless adventures. We even shared a bowling league for years, thanks to Caleb's job at our local alley, where he played a crucial role in my meeting with Alexis. High school was full of unforgettable escapades, and Caleb has been a trusted confidant and dependable friend. If you meet Caleb at the wedding, strike up a conversation about Kid Cudi, music festivals, or his opinion that Destiny is a mediocre game at best.

Parker and I first met as children in the inviting neighborhood of Chad's Ridge while hanging out with the McCrorys. Our friendship grew through high school and college. Parker may appear reserved, but once you get to know him, you'll discover his knack for sharing clever, under-the-breath jokes that you'd be fortunate to catch. If you come across Parker at the wedding, you'll find common ground discussing Georgia Bulldogs football, UGA football, and pretty much anything related to University of Georgia football.

Matt McCrory and I have been inseparable since childhood. Our parents met in New York and both later moved to Atlanta. Even when he moved away in middle school, it didn't change a thing. When he returned for high school, we picked up right where we left off. We even became roommates for a couple of years, and the countless all-nighters we spent playing Xbox are etched in my memory forever. Those nights were particularly memorable, especially when we were striving to reach level 40 on Halo. Matt took it so seriously that he'd even put on his wrestling singlet for those intense gaming sessions. If you encounter Matt at the wedding, feel free to chat with him about topics like the New York Yankees, his beloved dog Thor, and his cherished old massage chair that he discovered in a thrift store.

Owen, a lively 5-year-old, Anthony's cherished nephew, and godson, set to be our charming ring bearer! His days are filled with the excitement of Spider-Man, dinosaurs, and Pokémon, creating an adventure wherever he goes. A special bond exists between Alexis and Owen, as she was his dedicated nanny throughout his formative years. Owen brings an abundance of charm to our celebration, promising playful delight as he steps into the important role of our ring bearer!

Meet Jack, Anthony's nephew and godson—a man of few words but countless thoughts, carrying a stoic presence. His infectious smile and laughter, masterfully elusive to photographers, fill the room with joy. Although topics of conversation may be a puzzle for now, Jack's silent charisma speaks volumes, promising a presence that leaves a lasting impression.

Meet MaryAnn, Alexis' adorable niece, born recently to her sister MacKenzie. We were overjoyed to welcome her into the world, and she's already enjoying the perks of being spoiled in her loving family. MaryAnn's interests include Finding Nemo and Moana, so if you're looking to strike up a conversation, these two topics are her absolute favorites. Don't even think about discussing anything else.