Ada, I was asked to keep this short, which is appropriate, because nobody should stand between a wedding guest and free cake. Ada has always had a remarkable combination of kindness, intelligence, and the ability to be absolutely certain she is right. And usually, she is. I say “usually” because today is a celebration, not a fact-check. Watching the two of you together, it’s clear you’ve found something special. You make each other laugh, you listen even when the story has taken three unexpected detours, and you’ve mastered the sacred art of deciding what to eat without turning it into a diplomatic crisis. Most of the time. But here’s the true thing: love isn’t just the grand moments, the beautiful photos, or the promises made today. It’s choosing each other in the ordinary moments—when you’re tired, when plans go wrong, when someone has loaded the dishwasher in a way that can only be described as experimental. Ada, you deserve a love that feels like home, and together, that’s exactly what you’ve built. So please raise your glasses—to Ada, to her wonderful partner, and to a lifetime of laughter, patience, adventure, and always knowing whose turn it is to order dinner. Cheers!