Hope Chapel

Ceremony & Celebration Dinner

Day Trip to Sedona

The Timme Casa

Open House: Lunch & Games

In planning our wedding, we knew we wanted more than just one day to celebrate with the people we love most. To make the most of this special time together, we have planned a couple of extra gatherings to keep the fun and fellowship going throughout the weekend. We understand that everyone’s time is valuable and schedules can be full. While we would love for you to join us for all the festivities, please feel free to take part in the events that work best for you.We hope to see you at the Wedding Ceremony and Celebration —and we will be delighted if you’re able to join us for the extras.

Our Wedding

If you ask Joe…After the passing of my ride-or-die dog, Rosie Rosertain, life at home grew quiet. For over a year, conversations felt scarce and the days a little dull. After talking with some great friends, they encouraged me to get back out into the world and have real conversations again. Post-COVID, with so many old norms changed, I found myself wondering: what was the best way to meet people? I tried several dating sites—OKCupid, eHarmony, and Match.com—but none of them led anywhere. I told myself I would give Match.com one final try, and if that didn’t work, I’d get a new pet. Thankfully, fate had other plans. This cute woman liked my profile, and that’s when the magic began. Our first meeting was on a Sunday at Starbucks. I remember seeing this gorgeous woman walk toward me, the sun glowing behind her, making her look like an angel. In that moment, she stole my heart, and our love story began. Since then we have had many adventures good and bad. From all the adventures I have learned there is no better person to go through this journey with than Noel! I will love her with all my heart for the rest of my days! If you ask Noel…One day in September 2022, I caught myself thinking, “One more try. I’ll give online dating one more go and we’ll see what happens.” Soon after setting up my profile, I got matched with a guy named Joe. What struck me first about him was his smile. It was genuine and kind. After exchanging messages for a couple of weeks, we met up for coffee. I needed to see if this guy was for real. We only had 75 minutes (while the kiddo was at Royal Rangers), but it was enough. On October 2, 2022, we met at a Starbucks. As I left, I sent my best friend a text: “The chai was good and the company even better. Nice guy and easy to chat with. More to come.” Two weeks later, in the middle of a complete downpour, we had our first official date—dinner and a comedy club show, followed by Starbucks and conversation that lasted until the early morning hours. I left tired and giddy. This guy.He really was genuine.He really was kind.He was exactly the kind of steady, thoughtful presence my heart had been quietly hoping for. He stepped into my chaos and didn’t leave. What makes a great love story? Two people who find each other and live happily ever after?We disagree. A great love story is two people who find each other—and then choose each other every day. In the joy and the sorrow, in the laughter and the stress, in the mundane and in the adventure. It’s choosing one another when life feels like a fairytale and when it feels more like the Fire Swamp or the Pit of Despair. Along the way, there may be cliffs to climb, masks to remove, and battles to fight—but always side by side. It may sound inconceivable, but it’s wonderfully true: we’ve discovered that life is simply better together, especially when we face it with courage, humor, and a little bit of true love. After all, true love isn’t about perfection; it’s about persistence. Above all, we are deeply thankful that God brought us together and remains at the center of our relationship—our constant guide, our steady anchor, and the author of our story. With faith, commitment, and love, we’re ready for whatever adventure comes next.

Our Story

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Places to Stay

a few of our favorite Arizona spots to experience...

Spring TrainingExperience the 2026 Cactus League Spring Training in Arizona! With 10 stadiums and 15 MLB teams, baseball fans can feel like they’ve hit a grand slam. Musical Instrument Museum (MIM)Musicians and non-musicians alike can travel the world through music at MIM. With more than 7,500 instruments from over 200 countries and territories, the galleries and exhibits offer a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors of all ages. The Great Outdoors!March usually brings wonderful weather perfect for exploring the outdoors. Arizona offers hikes for all levels:*Thunderbird Conservation Park - Joe’s go-to spot.*Papago Park - Double Butte Loop and Hole-in-the-Rock Trail are easy and some of the best Valley sunset views.*Tom’s Thumb Trail (McDowell Mountains) - A standout, especially when the wildflowers bloom.*Lookout Mountain - The Summit Trail is more challenging and very popular.If you head outdoors, don’t forget water and sunscreen! Cave CreekIt’s a quirky western town where cowboys, motorcyclists, and bicyclists all cross paths. Just north of Scottsdale and is filled with small shops, art galleries, and memorable eateries - including Indian Village, known for its mouth-watering Indian Fry Bread. Arizona Science CenterA hands-on, immersive experience blending science, creativity, and fun for all ages. Bonus: there’s air conditioning! *Day Trip Option: Williams, AZ &amp; Bearizona Wildlife Park*Williams is a charming Route 66 town with Americana-style shops and restaurants, plus the Grand Canyon Railway. The Grand Canyon itself is only about an hour to the north.Bearizona is a unique wildlife park featuring bears, wolves, bison, elk, and more -over half of them rescues. Explore by car, on foot, or aboard the shuttle bus. *Day Trip Option: SedonaWith red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls, and pine forests, Sedona is simply breathtaking. Red Rock State Park offers countless trailheads for hiking, picnicking, and bird-watching.We love Sedona so much that we’ve planned a day trip for anyone who wants to join us on Saturday, March 14th.

Places to See

a mix of local spots and chains restaurants we enjoy...

Angie’s Prime GrillA drive-thru that’s quick, affordable, and genuinely fresh salad and rice bowls. Biscuits CaféNeighborhood favorite for classic breakfast dishes. Butterfields / ButtersAnother great breakfast spot - the pancakes are decadent! Chino BandidoLegendary Chinese-Mexican comfort food. In-N-OutEnough said. Conner recommends the animal fries. Los Reyes de la TortaFeatured on *Man v. Food.* Joe says they really are the kings of the torta. Macayo’s Mexican FoodClassic, delicious, iconic Arizona Mexican cuisine. Pita JungleA healthier option specializing in Greek, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern dishes. Noel’s favorite is the Caramelized Cauliflower with Tahini. The Sandwich SpotBring your appetite - and be sure to get the Dutch Crunch bread! Valle Luna MexicanSonoran-style Mexican meals served in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.

Places to Eat

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Places to Eat

a mix of local spots and chains restaurants we enjoy...