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We first found each other as close friends in high school, long before we could imagine what life would ask of us or how love would one day unfold. Time carried us in different directions, allowing us to grow, to learn, and to become who we were meant to be.	More than 20 years later, life gently brought us back together. This time, our connection was deeper, steadier, and unmistakable. Farley had experienced marriage, and Liana had been blessed with her son, Elijah, whose presence has always shaped her heart and her world. Meeting again with fuller lives and open hearts made our bond feel both familiar and profoundly new.	Just one year after reuniting, our love was crowned with the greatest gift of all, our daughter, Elise. Together, Elijah and Elise are the center of our joy and the living reflection of the love that brought us here.	What began as friendship has grown into a love rooted in grace, devotion, and purpose. Today, we stand hand in hand, grateful for every step that led us back to one another and excited to begin this next chapter not just as partners, but as a family.

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We invite our guests to dress in formal attire for our celebration.Think classic and elegant evening wear. Suits or tuxedos are welcome, as are floor-length gowns or refined cocktail dresses.

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When is the wedding?September 12, 2026. We can’t wait to celebrate with you. Where will the wedding take place?Flushing, Queens, New York. Additional details will be shared on the formal invitation. Is the ceremony indoors or outdoors?The ceremony will be held outdoors, weather permitting, followed by an indoor reception. Will the ceremony and reception be at the same location?Yes, both will take place at the same venue. What is the dress code?Formal attire. We invite our guests to dress in classic, elegant evening wear. Can I bring a plus one?Due to space considerations, we are only able to accommodate guests listed on the invitation. Thank you for understanding. Are children welcome?While we love your little ones, this will be an adults-only celebration. When should I RSVP?Please respond by the date listed on your formal invitation. Will there be parking available?Parking and transportation details will be shared closer to the date. Will there be hotel recommendations?Yes. Nearby hotel options will be shared on the website as the date approaches. Will there be a registry?Your presence is truly the greatest gift. Registry details will be shared soon. Is the venue accessible?Yes, the venue is accessible. Please reach out if you have specific needs.

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Venue Update Due to scheduling conflicts with the US Open, we have moved our celebration to a new venue in Brooklyn, New York. The venue details will be included on your invitation. All other details remain the same – September 12, 2026 at 4:00 PM. Hotel Block We have reserved a room block for our guests at The Tillary Hotel Brooklyn, located approximately 20 minutes from the venue. Reservation link: https://reservations.travelclick.com/115463?groupID=5300501 Please note the room block covers 2 nights. If you would like to extend your stay at the discounted group rate, please contact Jorge Hernandez directly at (929) 337-1270 or Jorge.Hernandez5@Hilton.com. The cutoff date to book is July 28, 2026. Rooms will be released after that date. Parking &amp; Transportation Street parking in the area is extremely limited. We strongly encourage guests to use Uber or Lyft.

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While You’re Here We didn’t plan it this way, but our wedding weekend happens to fall during one of the most exciting times to be in New York. Between the US Open Tennis Championships and New York Fashion Week, the city will be full of energy, events, and people dressed like they have somewhere important to be. If you’re in town a little early, on the evening of September 11 you’ll be able to see New York’s annual Tribute in Light. Two beams of light rise into the sky where the Twin Towers once stood, and you can see it from different parts of the city. It’s one of those things that always stops you for a second. For anyone interested in the US Open, there’s also an “Open for All” Community Day on Thursday, September 10 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. It’s free to attend, you can walk the grounds, watch matches on the outer courts, grab food, and just take in the atmosphere without needing tickets to the main stadium. If you’re staying out in Queens or just want something a little more low key, MoMA PS1 is a cool option. It’s a contemporary art space in a converted school building, free to enter, and a good excuse to spend some time in Long Island City, especially if you want to pair it with dinner or drinks by the water.

Liana & Farley

Liana & Farley

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