Kelley Elder & Hunter Wilds

May 14, 2016

 

After joining the same kickball team in 2011, Kelley, a software business analyst at SPARC, and Hunter, a senior sales representative at BoomTown, dated for four years. On a sunny day in February 2015, while the two were walking along Pitt Street Bridge, Hunter surprised Kelley with a ring. They married at the Island House on John’s Island before flying off to Jamaica for their honeymoon.

 

Image by Anna Weaver

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