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Wedding Rehearsal
This is for the wedding party and our great vendors. Our promise to you as we practice the formalities to make our promises to each other is that this will be short and sweet. Fun and efficiency are guaranteed to keep this an upbeat precursor to the later celebrations for immediate family and wedding party later that evening.
The Ribault Club
Saturday
November 1
11:00 AMAttire
Casual. Come comfy, yet presentable.
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Rehearsal Dinner
Baked spaghetti, garlic bread, and salad are on the menu. Immediate family and wedding party come comfy and ready to hang out as two families and friends that are in the wedding party come together for one last hoorah before the couple says “I DO.”
Depending on the location, there may be horse rides, swimming, bounce houses for the kids, and skeet shooting. Just a time to enjoy each other before the big day,TBA
Saturday
November 1
5:00 PMAttire
Comfortable
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Ceremony
All the formalities.
WARNING: THERE WILL BE TEARS!
You know how it goes. The boy gets the girl. The girl is beautiful. Boy and girl make vows much deeper than promises. The couple gets some new bling. Then they are pronounced as one!
WE KINDLY REQUEST ALL GUESTS TO ARRIVE NO LATER THAN 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE CEREMONY IS SET TO BEGIN.The Ribault Club
Sunday
November 2
4:00 PMAttire
Classic and Elegant | Think dressy casual or cocktail. Ladies, break out that beautiful dress. Men, let's see those sport coats.
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Reception
No need to front, this is what we all have been waiting for. Play some of the games staged in the front and enjoy some appetizers, the charcuterie board, and a bride and groom signature cocktail or just some sweet tea while wifey & hubby (wait, us?) snap some photos around the estate, then gather back in the ballroom for the party!
The Ribault Club
Sunday
November 2
Following the Ceremony
Macy and Michael
Some stories are shaped in the quiet moments of childhood—books read to us by our parents as we snuggle on their laps or drift to sleep under the soft glow of a nightlight. Others are crafted from the imagination, like a fairytale where love mirrors the timeless tale of Cinderella, waiting for her prince to sweep her off her feet. As we grow older, no matter the stage of life, we dream of our future—dancing under the stars, surrounded by friends, to the soft hum of country songs that speak of love lost and love found.
Our story, however, feels like the perfect blend of all these moments—a collision of two worlds, each shaped by different paths and backgrounds, coming together in a space where opportunity, desire, and true friendship can flourish. From that collision, something magical was born—a love that has grown, blossomed, and led us here, to this very moment.
As we stand on the edge of forever, surrounded by our closest family and friends, it truly feels like a fairytale. A miracle, really. So, let’s raise a glass, toast to love, and celebrate the journey ahead. And don’t forget your dancing shoes!
- Macy & Michael
The Couple
Macy & Michael
Let’s skip to the good part!
What started as a simple weekend getaway to celebrate our birthdays quickly turned into one of the most unforgettable moments of our lives! A quick trip to Savannah, perfectly timed to the weekend we’d been dreaming of, was exactly what “Dr. Love” (aka Michael) ordered. Little did Macy know, Michael had secretly teamed up with The Olde Pink House and K Horton Photography to plan an epic proposal.
Macy was buzzing with excitement, thinking this might be the weekend her Pinterest dreams would come to life. But Michael kept it cool, assuring her it was just a regular getaway. Fast forward to Friday, January 17th – after strolling through a park, we arrived at The Olde Pink House for lunch. Michael started reminiscing about their rollercoaster journey together, and when they reached the front door, he paused to “finish the conversation.” And just like that, he dropped to one knee. Macy’s face lit up like a firework as she said “YES!” and the rest is history. The future has officially begun!
This Magic Moment
If a picture is worth a thousand words then what is a video worth?
Bridesmaids
Ashley Houston / Madison Morrison / Kyndall Robinson / Shanna Robinson / Demi Raulerson / Karly Richardson
Ashley Houston
MAID OF HONOR
Ashley has been a long time friend and former coach of Macy. She eats, sleeps, and breathes all things softball.
Madison Morrison
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Kyndall Robinson
MICHAEL’S SISTER
Shanna Robinson
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Jonathan’s fiance’
Demi Raulerson
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Karly Richardson
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Groomsmen
Brandon Taylor
BEST MAN
In every sense of the word. Brandon has a beautiful wife, Miranda, and two boys, Avery and Jovi. Michael cherishes Brandon’s relationship and considers him to be as much a brother as he is a best friend. You can always find Brandon and Michael giving each other a hard time (picking) while simultaneously holding each other accountable and challenging each other to do and be better in life and relationships.
Timothy Neal
MICHAEL’S BROTHER
Kyler Robinson
MICHAEL’S BROTHER
Mike Blankenship
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Jonathan Barnes
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Shanna’s Fiance’
Gavin Moody
MACY & MICHAEL’S FRIEND
Family of The Couple
Reba & Shannon Jackson
PARENTS OF THE BRIDE
Both Reba and Shannon are natives of Baker County, Florida. Shannon, a long time officer with BCSO (Baker County Sheriff’s Office), and Reba, a nurse who worked years with the BCHD (Baker County Health Dept) before transitioning to a teaching role with the State of Florida at Northeast Florida State Hospital. They are the proud parents of Macy (bride) and her brother, Brayden Jackson, who is the Deputy Supervisor of Elections for Baker County.
Alishia and Kyle Robinson
Alishia and Kyle are the proud parents of two adopted and two biological children; Michael (Groom), Kyler, Kyndall, and Rhett. Alishia is a career nurse and now Director of Nursing at a home-health organization, while Kyle is a retired Florida State Trooper and now an Account Manager servicing local, state, and other government departments.
Schedule
Registry
We are beyond grateful to be celebrating our wedding with you. Your attendance is as good a gift as any, but for those who would like, we have thoughtfully put together our registry with items to help us start this next chapter in our lives.
We have so much to look forward to and have included cash gift options if you would like to contribute to our future plans. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
In addition to monetary gifts we also have some items at our registry links
https://www.amazon.com/wedding/registry/2J0D1K0KU7HFS
https://www.walmart.com/registry/wr/040f9078-913c-4b5e-b235-d8e25a68d5d8
The Ribault Club
The Ribault Club history begins in 1928. Built atop the shell middens left by native Indians hundreds of years ago, it offered a winter get-a-way for affluent families. The roaring 20’s spirit on this tree-covered estate welcomed members from Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Pittsburg to vacation, dine and dance, earning the knick-name “Millionaire’s Club.” It was so popular that by 1930, an additional lodge was added to accommodate its 350 regular guests.
The property included a Donald Ross-designed golf course, lawn bowling, clay tennis courts, hunting, fishing, yachting (and socializing, of course), often welcoming foreign dignitaries, captains of industry and members of society.
The Depression of 1929 and World War II dramatically impacted the club’s success. In the 1940’s it became a public-private club. In the 1980’s The Ribault Club was purchased with the hope of turning it into a resort community, similar to Amelia Island Plantation. When that didn’t come to fruition, the state of Florida purchased The Ribault Club as part of the Talbot Island Park System, with the city of Jacksonville taking over management of the golf course. When profitability proved difficult, the golf course and the club were both closed and remained abandoned for a time.
A group of residents stepped in to preserve the property and its history, working with the Florida State Park Service, the National Park Service and the City of Jacksonville. Together, with community support, funding was secured for a $4 million restoration. The Ribault Club reopened to its former grandeur in 2003.
