St Spyridon Orthodox Church

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It’s a tale as old as time: Boy looks for Girl, Boy gets tired of bad luck, Boy hires a professional matchmaker. When Jimmy signed up for a dating service, he was hoping for a date. He didn’t realize he was about to meet his future.Their first meeting was a digital date via Zoom. Jimmy, struck by Tori’s photos and feeling a mix of excitement and sheer terror, decided to prepare the only way he knew how: he wrote down a list of 25 questions. Yes, twenty-five. He had never prepared for a date like it was a final exam before, but he knew this one was different.The Zoom call kicked off, and the "interview" began. Jimmy asked a question, Tori answered, Jimmy answered, and repeat. It was going smoothly until Tori picked up her laptop to give Jimmy a tour of her loft. As he watched her elegantly move through the apartment (and noticed her amazing figure), Jimmy realized two things:* The 25 questions were going well.* He was in big, big trouble.They ended the call after an hour, but Jimmy knew he had to see her in 3D. They met for their first real date at Del Frisco’s in Denver. Even though the matchmaker offered them both other options, the choice was already made. Jimmy chose Tori. Tori chose Jimmy.And now? The interview phase is officially over. They are ready to build a family, turn gray together, and answer life’s questions side-by-side.

The Interview That Turned into Forever

Our Story

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My Broski, My ace, My hero, My best friend, my best man. Aki is the only business partner I trust with my life, mostly because as my bro and best friend, he knows far too many of my embarrassing secrets to ever turn against me.

Aki Palmer

My homie for life. Vice best man. Always there for me wthout questions. "Who's car are we going to take."

Harold Klein

Why lil nephew Spiro. Excited to celebrate with you.

Spiro Palmer

Homie since high school. We've been through the trenches together. 

Erik Broman

Buddy since elementary, and his dad's my mentor. 

Lane Everitt

My nephew, lil stud. So excited to celebrate with you buddy.

Stavros Palmer

My lil nephew. Im so excited to celebrate with you buddy

Milo McCarley

Homie since high school. Always there for me when you need him. Been there through ups and downs, always consistent. Best friend for life.

Jon Semonchick

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The dress code is Mountain Formal. For the uninitiated, this means you should look sharp, but be prepared to battle the elements. Gentlemen, suits are great, but no one will judge you if your dress socks are made of merino wool. Ladies, wear stilettos. We want you to look elegant, but we also need you to be able to walk back to your car without a search and rescue team.

Dress Code

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Let’s be honest: after four hours of open bar and witnessing Jimmy’s questionable dance moves, you are going to need a very comfortable bed.We’ve secured a block of rooms at the TownePlace Suites in Loveland. These are extended-stay suites, meaning they have kitchenettes—perfect for reheating late-night pizza or storing that extra slice of wedding cake you "accidentally" took home. Please book your room by June 1st so we know you’re safe and sound! A few "Nice" details to remember about TownePlace Suites:&nbsp;* Kitchenettes: Since it's TownePlace, almost all rooms have full kitchens. You might want to mention: "Great for storing snacks or making a recovery breakfast."&nbsp;* Grills: They usually have outdoor Weber grills. "Feel free to have a pre-wedding BBQ on the patio."&nbsp;* Pet Friendly: Most are pet-friendly. "Bring your dog. We probably want to meet your dog more than we want to meet your plus-one. (Kidding... mostly)."

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Loveland Fort Collins

Travel

For guests who want to experience the Rocky Mountains.* Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP): The crown jewel of the area.* Note for Guests: Timed Entry Reservations are required in June between 9 AM and 2 PM (or 5 AM for Bear Lake Corridor). Book these well in advance at Recreation.gov.* Top Hikes: Emerald Lake (moderate), Gem Lake (moderate), or a simple scenic drive along Trail Ridge Road (the highest continuous paved road in the U.S.).* Horsetooth Reservoir (Fort Collins): Great for a quick hike or time on the water.* Activity: Rent paddleboards or kayaks at the inlet. Hike "Horsetooth Rock" for iconic views of the city.* Devil’s Backbone (Loveland): A unique geological feature with easy-to-moderate hiking trails that are great for families.* Whitewater Rafting: June is peak season for runoff! The Cache la Poudre River offers everything from beginner splashes to wild Class IV rapids.* Outfitters: A1 Wildwater or Mountain Whitewater.🍻 Breweries &amp; LibationsNorthern Colorado is the "Napa Valley of Beer."* New Belgium Brewing (Fort Collins): Famous for Fat Tire. They offer incredible lawn space and food trucks. One of Jimmy's personal Favs.... Reservations for tours are highly recommended.* Odell Brewing Co. (Fort Collins): A local favorite with a massive patio, live music, and excellent sours and IPAs.* Verboten Brewing (Loveland): A boutique brewery in downtown Loveland known for award-winning unique brews.* The Exchange (Fort Collins): An open-air plaza in Old Town with container-style eateries, a brewery (Crooked Stave), and a distillery, perfect for groups with diverse tastes.📅 Special Events: June 2025If guests are in town on these specific dates, they shouldn't miss out.* Taste of Fort Collins (Early June): A massive food and music festival in Civic Center Park featuring national headliner bands and local food vendors.* Greeley Stampede (June 25 – July 6, 2025): One of the largest summer festivals in the state. Includes a pro rodeo, demolition derby, carnival, and huge country music concerts.* Estes Park Wool Market (Early-Mid June): A unique, family-friendly event featuring sheep, llamas, and fiber arts classes.* Lagoon Summer Concert Series (Wednesdays at CSU): Free outdoor concerts on the lawn at Colorado State University. Great for a picnic dinner.🍔 Group-Friendly DiningRestaurants that can actually handle a crowd (10+ people).* The Post Chicken &amp; Beer (Fort Collins/Estes Park/Loveland): Famous for gluten-free fried chicken and easygoing vibes. Great for large parties.* Rodizio Grill (Fort Collins): Brazilian steakhouse in Old Town. Excellent for big groups because it’s "all you can eat" with no waiting for individual orders.* Ginger and Baker (Fort Collins): A historic grain mill turned into a restaurant, bakery, and teaching kitchen. The "Cache" upstairs is upscale, while the café downstairs is great for casual brunch.* Jax Fish House (Fort Collins): High-energy seafood spot with a fun "Happy Hour" that feels like a party.🧸 Family-Friendly FunFor guests traveling with kids.* Fort Collins Museum of Discovery: fantastic hands-on science and history exhibits, plus a digital dome theater.* Lee Martinez Park (Fort Collins): Features "The Farm," where kids can pet animals and see farm life up close, right near the downtown area.* City Park (Fort Collins): A huge park with a miniature train, a pool, and a lake with paddle boats.* Loveland Sculpture Park (Chapungu): A beautiful, flat walking area with impressive Zimbabwean stone sculptures.✈️ Logistics &amp; Travel Tips* Airport Shuttle: We recommend Groome Transportation or Landline for those flying into Denver International Airport (DIA). They offer comfortable shuttles that drop off directly at major hotels in Fort Collins and Loveland.* Altitude: We are at ~5,000 ft elevation. Drink twice as much water as you think you need, and one alcoholic drink hits like two here!* Weather: June days are warm (70s-80s), but nights can drop into the 50s. Pack layers and always bring a rain jacket for the afternoon showers.

Tori & Jimmy

Tori & Jimmy

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