Weddings
Wedding Bells Class of 2023
Meet the couples in the Class of 2023 who are married or engaged to be married soon.
Wedding Bells Class of 2022
Hear from seven couples in the Class of 2022 who are married or engaged to be married soon.
Bryden Wedding 2
“Harvard was kicking us off campus until at least the fall back then,” Bryden remembers thinking, “so let’s just get married now.”
Justin Gonzalez and Emily Hunter Gonzalez
“We knew we wanted to be together forever,” Justin Gonzalez says of his relationship with his wife Emily. “So why prolong the inevitable?”
Bryden Wedding 1
Only 11 days after learning Harvard would require its students to vacate campus, Jadyn K. Bryden ’21 orchestrated her own wedding over Zoom.
Admins Defend Spousal Hiring Policy, Say Harvard Is Past Days of ‘Honey, We're Moving to Cambridge’
The issue arose in the final report of the Government Department Committee on Climate Change, which outlined a litany of challenges and potential changes to departmental policies, including those surrounding faculty recruitment and retention.
Wedding Bells Class of 2017
Here from six members of the Class of 2017 who are married or engaged to be married soon.
Conner R. Dalton ’15 and Sarah McKenzie Williams
We had been classmates in second grade and then she came back to my school in seventh grade. But during that time in between our families were close friends. We went to the same church.
Yuechen Zhao ’15 and Qianyun 'Helen' Shi ’15
During junior year we were both on board for Harvard China Forum, so we kind of became best friends. He was president and I was vice president, so we were just working on stuff everyday. And we went to every Lev event together.
Amy C. Robinson ’15 and Raúl P. Quintana ’14
We met in high school. I was a sophomore, and he was a junior. I live about six or seven blocks from our high school, so one day he just ran from our high school to my house and rang my doorbell and asked me out.