The Upchurch

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

PLEASE RSVP BY JULY 13, 2026. THANK YOU!

Our Wedding

Our union started in the most modern way — online in Dover, New Jersey. What followed was timeless: getting to know each other, learning that we share the same values, falling in love and choosing each other as each day passed. Distance, time and busy lives tried to derail our destiny, but God's plan kept leading us back to each other. Today we celebrate the moment our digital beginning becomes a lifelong promise.

“A Modern Love Story”

Our Story

Photos

Join us for the Official Welcome to North Carolina Party: Courtyard by MarriottParkside Town Commons 1008 Parkside Main StreetCary, North Carolina 27519 Saturday, September 12, 2026Time: 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Ceremony, Cocktail Hour and Reception will be held at: The Upchurch7213 Roberts RoadCary, North Carolina 27519 Sunday, September 13, 2026Time: 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Buffet style reception.

Wedding Details

Please make your hotel reservations using the information below! Courtyard by MarriottParkside Town Commons 1008 Parkside Main StreetCary, North Carolina 27519Phone Number: 919-659-1250 Room Blocks under the Deborah &amp; Charles Wedding GroupRates: King $159; Queen $169 Transportation from the Marriott to the venue and back on the wedding day is available.

Hotel Details

Raleigh-Durham International Airport

Travel Details

Registry

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Weather for N.C - Highs typically start in the mid-80's, cooling to the mid-70's by late September.

Deborah & Charles

Deborah & Charles

Registry

No gifts please. Your presence is our present.
Honeymoon contributions are appreciated but not expected.

Registry

No gifts please. Your presence is our present. Honeymoon contributions are appreciated but not expected.

No gifts please. Your presence is our present.
Honeymoon contributions are appreciated but not expected.