Largo Resort

Rehearsal Dinner

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

The Story So Far...

It started on a boat. August 20, 2021, Lake Travis — their mutual friend Evan had invited them both out for a day of wake surfing, and Michael showed up first, Jersey Mike’s Italian in hand. They introduced themselves, said little else, and got on the water. Then Kamryn started talking about air fryers, and just like that, 45 uninterrupted minutes of food, travel, and stories followed. By the time the sun set over the lake, they both knew something was different.

The weeks that followed were full of small gestures. When Kamryn got sick, Michael showed up with tom kha gai and green curry from 888, a local Thai spot they’d talked about on the boat. Then came breakfast tacos from Grannie’s. Then, finally, chicken parm and red wine at her apartment — the kind of dinner that makes your intentions clear. They spent nearly every day together for that first month.

On September 22, 2021 — just over a month after that first boat ride — Michael asked Kamryn to be his girlfriend. They celebrated the way they’d continue to for years: by going somewhere. A beach trip to Galveston with friends. The first of many.

What came next is harder to summarize, because it never really stopped. Chicago. Charleston. Asheville. Mexico City. Cancún. St. Augustine. Tampa. Kiawah Island. And somehow, woven through all of it, over 15 weddings in two years — front-row seats to other people’s love stories while quietly building their own.

Mexico City was an early favorite. Rooftop sunsets, hot air balloons at dawn, street food around every corner. They knew then it would bring them back.

By 2024, the trips had grown bigger. Tulúm first, then the Philippines — Manila, Palawan, and Coron. Crystal lagoons, over-water bungalows, and some of the most beautiful water they’d ever seen.

From the Philippines, they made their way to Tokyo — wandering the back streets, eating everything, and somehow never running out of things to talk about.

Europe followed: Christmas in Paris, cobblestone streets in Lisbon and Porto, wine in the Douro Valley, golden afternoons in Comporta. Every city, every table, every late night somewhere new added another layer.

On Valentine’s Day 2026, Michael proposed to Kamryn in Mexico City — the city where so much of their story had already been written, surrounded by flowers, in a place that had always felt like theirs. She said yes.

They are so glad you’re here to celebrate with them, and they hope to welcome you the same way every great trip and every great meal has always welcomed them — with warmth, good wine, and the feeling that you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

Beach Formal

What's the dress code for the wedding?

Beach formal. Think linen suits, midi and maxi dresses, breathable fabrics, and bright or pastel colors. Everything below the knee. No tux required. This is a barefoot-in-the-sand kind of celebration, dressed up.

<a href="https://pin.it/1pfuLHZ1o" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Beach Formal Attire</a> - Wedding Day

<a href="https://pin.it/2smopXCdO" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Saturday "One Last Splash" Beach Party</a> - Day-After Party

Dress Code

When is the RSVP deadline?

January 1, 2027

As a destination wedding, we're asking for your RSVP a little sooner than usual so everyone has plenty of time to arrange travel. The earlier we hear from you, the better the flights and rooms you'll find — and it lets us invite alternates if seats open up.

Where should I stay, and is there a room block?

No room block, you’re free to book wherever suits you. Largo Resort is the center of the weekend, and there’s plenty nearby along the Overseas Highway.

For a reliable hotel close to the action, we’d point you to the Hampton Inn Key Largo, the Holiday Inn Key Largo, or the Courtyard by Marriott Beach Resort, all within a few miles of the resort and right on the water. If you’d rather have your own space or you’re coming with a group, Airbnb and VRBO have loads of home and condo rentals in the area.

Either way, book early: March is peak season in the Keys and it’s Easter weekend, so the good spots go fast. Please review our Travel page for more details.

What events should I know about?

THURSDAY (3/25) - Rehearsal Dinner (private, invitation-only, sent with the wedding invitation). If you’re not invited, the evening is yours to explore Key Largo. Please see our Things to Do guide.

FRIDAY (3/26) - Ceremony at 5:00 PM, followed by cocktail hour and the reception. Beach formal attire. <a href="https://pin.it/5vkZcChuh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dress code inspiration here</a>.

SATURDAY (3/27) - "One Last Splash" - Before we head home, join us for a casual poolside gathering with cocktails, sunshine, and good company. The party starts at 2 PM. Beach chic attire encouraged. <a href="https://pin.it/2XVok5EKn" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dress code inspiration here</a>.

Q + A

How do I get to and from the venue?

Miami International (MIA) is the closest airport to Key Largo. Key Largo is the first island you hit coming down from the mainland, about an hour down one road (the Overseas Highway, US-1). Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood is a bit farther, about an hour and forty-five. Largo Resort is at 101740 Overseas Highway.

You can Uber from the airport to Key Largo, but we recommend renting a car: most activities down here aren’t walking distance, and having your own wheels makes the whole weekend easier. There’s limited parking on-site at the resort; we recommend to plan on Uber, Lyft or Island Taxis for the wedding itself. Please see our Things To Do page for taxi contacts.

Courtyard by Marriott Key Largo

Holiday Inn Key Largo, an IHG Hotel

Hampton Inn Key Largo, FL

Island Taxi Services

Reef Runaround - Call (305) 498-3515. Operates 24/7. Specializes in local cab service and private SUV airport transfers.

Mom's Taxi - Call (305) 852-6000. Conveniently located at 97300 Overseas Hwy with 24-hour availability.

Keys Taxi and Shuttle - Call (305) 896-9445. Great for getting up and down the island chain.

Travel

Restaurants

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Kamryn & Michael