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An evening in the garden
Hosted by Maya & Daniel
“Stone fruit, orange wine, and the longest day of the year.”
A golden-hour celebration
Dancing likely. Speeches possible. Cake guaranteed.
Are getting married
The moon will be nearly full.
Brunch, blooms, and bubbly
Hosted by the bridal party
“Peony season. Bring a kind word, not a gift.”
A long table, a longer evening
At the Thorne house
Bring a dish that tells a story.
Cake, capes, chaos.
Luca + mom + dad
Siblings welcome. Nap optional.
Tea, tenderness, tiny socks
Books in lieu of cards — a library for Olive.
A cocktail affair
A small band. A smaller room. A password at the door.
An after-hours birthday
We are turning the lights down, not out.
Invite you to their wedding
“Reception with dinner and dancing to follow.”
At the Thornwood House
Hosted by the Thornwood Society
Guests are encouraged to bring a ghost story.
Dinner at the Aaltonen's
We are experimenting with the slow-roast and orange natural wines.
Mulled wine, warm bread, louder songs
Hosted by the Ramirez–Okafors
Bring a song. Bring a dog. Don't bring gifts.
For showing up, in every sense
With love, Sloane
“The flowers outlasted the weekend. Your kindness will outlast the flowers.”
Arlo is turning four
Counselors: Arlo, mom, dad
Friendship bracelets and scavenger hunts. Juice boxes, not bug juice.
For partners, press, and a few good friends
Hosted by Juniper Studios
A seated dinner, a short talk, an easy night.
Are getting married in Joshua Tree
The Ayers & Bell families
“Two nights · bonfire Saturday.”
Brunch, blooms, and a toast to forever
Hosted by the bridesmaids
In lieu of gifts, a recipe and a memory.
Tea, cuttings, and slow conversation
Hosted by the Ashford Gardens
Bring a clipping to trade.
Strictly good vibes
Thrown by the Moreno family
Vinyl DJ · long tables · no speeches, just records.
A little note
Come write a page for little Noa
Hosted by Harper & friends
Bring a photo of yourself as a baby — we're making a book.
Are to be married
With the joy of both families
Reception and dancing to follow at the Glasshouse.
An evening of music, drink, and goodwill
The Ashford Foundation
Proceeds benefit the Ashford Scholars program.
Six courses. One long conversation.
Two dogs, one cat, don't be late.
are to be married
Reception and dinner to follow.
Come see what we've been building.
Drinks on us. Live DJ from 7.
A speakeasy, a dance floor, a long night
Hosted by Mira
Password at the door. Don't tell Paul.
Come paint a onesie, stay for brunch.
Gifts optional, books encouraged.
Before Nora says I do, let's say cheers.
Flights on you, everything else is sorted.
— Hosted by the bridesmaids
Pizza, paint, pop music
Nora + mom + dad
We have smocks. Bring a friend.
Candlelight, red wine, warm bread
Hosted by Fen & Lior
Come hungry. We brine all week.
For the kindness, the time, the both
You made the week. I mean it.
Glad you're on the street
— The Morales family
“If you need anything — sugar, salt, a hand — knock.”
A long supper, late into August
Bring nothing. Stay for the espresso.
The annual
Friendsgiving, year five
Hosted by Priya & Ben
Bring one dish, two stories, and a plate to take home.
Long lunch, long shadows
Hosted by the Hartleys
“Lemonade, ice, the longest table we own.”
Cocktails, conversation, a small band
Hosted by the Reyes house
A password at the door. A piano at midnight.
Loud, late, lovely
In honor of Lila
Cake at 11. Karaoke at midnight. No speeches.
An evening built around dessert
Three desserts. One toast. Then the dance floor.
Twenty-five, on the rooftop
Aperol, ice, and the longest sunset of the year.
Forty-five and feeling it
No gifts. Bring a flower from your garden.
Mae is turning six
From the Wong family
Cake, juice, a piñata, a parade.
Roar!
Theo's turning four
Hosted by the Park family
A dino dig, a roar contest, and a cake with horns.
Olivia turns five
From the Castillo family
Goggles provided. Cupcakes shaped like seashells.
Jude is turning seven
Helmets, freeze-dried snacks, a real-ish rocket.
Are getting married
Dinner, dancing, and a quiet moment by the ocean.
Come celebrate before the wedding
Spritz, snacks, and the kind of evening that runs long.
Will say yes
Stay for dinner. Stay for the dancing. Stay.
A weekend before the wedding
Hosted by the bridesmaids
Pool, playlist, sunset, and the longest brunch.
Showering Eliza & baby boy
Hosted by Anna & Sam
“Brunch, lemonade, and a long table of stories.”
Welcoming Asher
Hosted by the Cohen-Patel family
Tea, cake, a quiet hello.
Before the wedding
Hosted by Mae & Sara
Lunch, presents, and one very pink cake.
A brunch for Naomi
A small brunch. A loud toast. A garden full of marigolds.
Trick or treat
A family Halloween
From the Garcia family
Pumpkin carving, hot cider, a movie on the lawn.
An evening of harmless mischief
Tea that's too dark to drink. Cake that bites back.
An afternoon by the fire
Cocoa, mulled cider, the slow part of December.
A merry, slightly loud holiday
Hosted by the Okafor-Bell family
Wine, cheese, carols by midnight.
Introducing what we've been quiet about
A short demo. A long conversation. Drinks after.
Tour the new studio, meet the team
Espresso, snacks, a tour, no agenda.
— Hosted by Citrus & Co.
A black-tie evening for the foundation
Hosted by the Indigo Society
Auction at 9. Speeches before 10. Dancing after.
An hour of small talk, an hour of real talk
Drinks. Bites. The view.
Truly, thank you
— The Klein family
“Your generosity made the day what it was.”
We mean it
For the meal, the company, the willingness to stay late.
Thanks for showing up
Coffee's on. Door's open. Make yourself at home.
We were thinking of you
No occasion, no agenda, just hello.
— — Sofia & Max
Pizza after the third inning
Hosted by the Navarro family
Bring your glove. We'll bring the cake shaped like home plate.
A soccer party
From the Herrera family
Scrimmage first, orange slices, cake at halftime.
Hoops, pizza, a trophy
From the Okafor family
Free throw contest for the brave. MVP cake for everyone.
A pool party
From the Bloom family
Popsicles at two, cake at three, cannonball contest at three-thirty.
A celebration with family + friends
Hosted by the Desai family
Four years in a blur. Come toast the next one.
Burgers, blankets, fireworks
The Ashford cookout, year nine
Bring a side and a blanket. We'll bring the grill and the sparklers.
Popsicles, sprinklers, no agenda
Hosted by the Kim family
Seventeen popsicle flavors. Bring a towel, lose a flip-flop.
A disco for Maya
Hosted by Jules
A mirror ball, a DJ, and the party your group chat has been asking for.
A karaoke night
Hosted by the group chat
One song minimum. Duets welcome. The encore is mandatory.
Come celebrate a quarter century
The same vows, the same wine, new stories.
A ruby afternoon
Their children + grandchildren
Bring a memory, leave with a slice of cake.
Drop by for a look around
Gifts unnecessary. Bring yourself and maybe a plant.
Come see the place
The Nakashima family
“Lemonade, hummus, and a tour of the garden in progress.”
One last toast — you've earned it
Stories welcome. Speeches optional. Free drinks guaranteed.
— From everyone on the team
Four years, one garden party
Hosted by the proud parents
“Bring a card, a story, and an appetite.”
Robes, rosé, no alarms
Organized by the bridesmaids
Massages booked. Itinerary loose. Group chat locked in.
A midnight toast
Hosted by the Ashford House
Champagne at eleven-thirty. Fireworks from the roof.
A quiet dinner, a loud toast
Candles lit. Pasta homemade. Playlist unashamed.
Flowers, frittatas, and old photos
Hosted by all of us
“Bring a story she'll laugh at. We'll bring the croissants.”
Egg hunt, crepes, and coffee
The Nguyen family
“Big hunt for the small ones. Strong coffee for the tall ones.”
A tiny party for a tiny guy
The Rossi family
Cake mostly for the camera. Gifts absolutely not required.
Sweet sixteen, loud music
From the whole Wright family
Photo booth on loop. Cake at 10. Curfew is flexible.
Isabella turns fifteen
Con mucho amor · la familia Castillo
Misa a las cinco. Recepción, cena, y baile a seguir.
Welcomed with water and love
Quiche, fruit, and a very small crown of baby's breath.
Back at the gym, back at it
Yearbook on the table. DJ taking requests. Parking lot, too.
— Organized by the reunion committee
Latkes, candles, dreidels
First candle at sundown. Sufganiyot after.
Dinner, fireworks, a home of light
The Patel family
Diyas lit at dusk. Sweets, savories, and firecrackers on the lawn.
A family dinner to ring it in
Hosted by the Lee family
Red envelopes for the small ones. Dumplings for everyone.
Four courses, one candle, us
Red wine, the good cheese, and the slow songs.
Scones, pots, a long table
Hosted by the Hart family
“Earl grey and a lemon cake. Bring a story from the last year.”
Steaks, cigars, and a tee time
Best man's orders
Tee time Saturday. Group chat for the rest.
The big reveal
Mike + Jordan
Cake, confetti, and the biggest balloon of our lives.
A second set of vows
Same couple, new promises
Same rings. Different vows. Longer kiss.
Mimosas, glitter, and the parade
Hosted with joy
March starts at noon. We'll be loud.
Stories, questions, brisket
The Horowitz family
Haggadahs provided. Bring your appetite and your best question.
Family, friends, feast
Three courses, sweets, and a short dua before the meal.
Wings, beer, and one very big screen
Seven-layer dip confirmed. BYO opinions.
Board games, pizza, no phones
The usual suspects
Bring a game you love or one you've never cracked.
One projector, many blankets
Popcorn bar. Film begins when the sun quits.
Bring something weird
The Albright Apt + everyone
$25 cap. Stealing allowed. Mulled wine encouraged.
Bring what you love to cook
Your block + friends
“Main courses welcome. Desserts doubly so.”
Smoke, slaw, and the good cooler
Hosted by the Gonzalez family
Ribs at four. Sparklers at nine. Water balloons optional.
A Texas send-off for Curtis
Curtis is trading Denver for San Francisco and a new job. Fourteen-hour smoke, cold beer, and everyone he loves at the same table — come send him off right.
Small gifts, big joy
The Weber family
Gifts unnecessary. A handwritten wish is plenty.
Grill, music, the whole block
Hosted by the Johnson family
Ribs, red drink, and stories from before.
Seven nights of light
The Okafor family
One principle each evening. Dinner on the 31st.
Apples, honey, a sweet new year
Challah, brisket, round apples. Sweetness for the year ahead.
Soda bread, stew, and something green
Hosted by the O'Connor house
Pipers arrive at seven. Stout served cold.
Beads, king cake, and horns
Krewe of the Oak Street House
The baby's in the cake. Beads at the door.
Bring white, leave rainbow
The Sharma family
Powder + thandai + dhol. Strong water pistols on hand.
Rehearsal dinner
Toasts encouraged. Speeches kept short.
Lace, lavender, loud laughter
Her closest friends
A toast, a tea, a tour of the orchard.
A party in lieu of a ceremony
Short speeches. Long dancing. No receiving line.
Tacos, mariachis, margaritas
Hosted by the whole block
Homemade salsa. Live band at six. Bring a sombrero.
Are getting married
Please join us
Dinner, dancing, and a three-tier cake to follow.
A golden afternoon
Fifty years, fifty chairs, one cake. Come add your story to the book.
Come see the new place
Beer, pizza, and a tour of the still-half-painted kitchen.
— Sol + Remy
A coming-of-age, a celebration
Kiddush after service. Kids' dance floor at six.
An engagement brunch
Their families + oldest friends
Champagne at noon. Speeches kept short. Hugging mandatory.
Steaks, ball game, no tie required
From the kids
Beer, brisket, extra innings. He's the reason we're grilling.
