
The wrong train
Maya was running late. Ethan was on the wrong platform entirely. Forty minutes of delay announcements later, neither of them minded very much where the train was going.
How we got here

Maya was running late. Ethan was on the wrong platform entirely. Forty minutes of delay announcements later, neither of them minded very much where the train was going.

Our first trip together, a canoe we absolutely were not qualified to steer, and a thunderstorm we watched roll in from the middle of the lake. We have never laughed harder.

It snowed for exactly ten minutes that afternoon. Ethan had been carrying the ring around for three weeks waiting for a moment that felt right. That one did.

We are getting married at an old mill by a pond, surrounded by the people who got us here. Everything you need to know is on this page.
Saturday, June 12, 2027
Parking is on site and free. Follow the signs down the gravel lane past the barn.
In the meadow beside the water. About twenty-five minutes. Heels and soft ground rarely get along — you have been warned.
Drinks, something to eat, and the part of the evening where everyone finally meets each other.
Seated dinner, a few short speeches, and dessert that is very much worth saving room for.
Request a song on the RSVP form below and we will make sure it gets played.
Sparklers by the water, then shuttles back to both hotels.
Litchfield, Connecticut · June 12, 2027
Maya Ruiz & Ethan Calloway are getting married
Everything you need is on one page — where to be and when, where to stay, what to wear, and a form to tell us you are coming.