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Wedding Day

Reception

Brunch

Fall

Our Wedding

Our Story Like all good 21st-century millennial Jews, we met on JSwipe… because really, is there any other way? Our first date was at The Chastain, a restaurant that would become one of the most important places in our love story. Lauren, ever the cautious eater, tried foods she never imagined she’d enjoy. That night, over candlelight and conversation, something began—something that neither of us could have planned but both of us were ready for. In many ways, our love story was always waiting to happen. Our parents like to joke that they were the last Jews in Sandy Springs to meet each other, and perhaps the same was true for us. For years, we unknowingly lived less than a mile apart, circling the same places, passing the same streets, unaware that just around the corner was the person we’d been looking for. Then, after a decade of Daniel traveling the country for work, we finally met—not a moment too soon, not a moment too late, but at exactly the right time. Two old souls with an undeniable spark, our bond became meteoric. Within four months, we had already done what most couples might consider unthinkable—we packed our bags for a secluded island getaway… with Daniel’s parents. With endless family time, Lauren knew she was in it for the long haul. Just days after that trip, we all got COVID. Quarantining together, Lauren made sure Daniel would never leave (kidding… mostly). But in those weeks, something solidified—we realized this was going to work. So, naturally, we did what any rational couple would do and moved in together. From sickness to health, we’ve already lived out that vow. Daniel had major surgery, and Lauren spent hours at his bedside reading him bad mystery novels while he was barely conscious, tubes running out of his chest. We learned then what we know now: we are so much better together than we are apart—especially when we’re actually healthy. So, what next? Well, we bought a house, of course. And decided to renovate it. Because isn’t that what you do before you get married? And, as if that wasn’t quite enough stress, Lauren launched her own private practice, and Daniel took on a new role as Creative Director at Clickon. Through it all, we have learned that Daniel pushes Lauren to new limits, and Lauren teaches Daniel to slow down and live in the moment. Now, it's time for one last transformation—helping Lauren get a last name that people can actually spell. (Just kidding… no one can spell Feuer.) But what matters most is this: we are so excited to have you join us to celebrate this next chapter of our love story.

Preface: A Love Story

Our Story

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I have known Lauren, my closest cousin, my entire life! Growing up, Lauren would come visit her Bubbe in Birmingham, and being 13 months older than me, I was always following Lauren around, aspiring to be just like her. From sharing (or fighting over) the middle seat on the piano bench, to playing with baby toys we were way too big for (that creaky, creepy spring rocker), to hammy-down clothes fashion shows all the way through high school, I have endless fond memories with Lauren. We've continued to stay tight through our college and now adult years, making memories between Atlanta and Nashville and beyond.  And now with Daniel, fellow Vanderbilt class of 2015 graduate, in the picture, I can't wait for so many new adventures together with our families!

Alyssa Hassenfeld

My friendship with Daniel has blossomed in recent years—our parents have been dearest of friends for most of our adult lives, and now here we are, proudly carrying on the tradition.

We live just minutes apart, which means plenty of spontaneous hangouts, shared celebrations, and more than a few nights spent debating bourbon notes and which cut of beef reigns superior.

He brings the cigars and “bougie” tastes and style; I bring the fine meats and a desire to discover the next best cocktail that he pours me—it’s a system that works. Whether we’re ringing in the New Year together, geeking out over houseplants, or just laughing over nothing, Daniel and Lauren are always down for a good time. 

But beyond all of that, Carlin and I feel truly lucky to call them two of the most genuine, generous, and grounded people we know. Getting to witness their relationship grow has been a gift—and standing beside them as they step into this next chapter is something I’ll never take for granted. Looking forward to all of the future simchas and wonderful times together!

Ben Halpern

Celia is Daniel’s sister, but more importantly, she’s now lucky enough to call Lauren her sister-in-law. From the start, Celia could see that Lauren was the perfect match for her brother — smart, kind, and someone who fits right in with their family. On top of that, Lauren has been the best aunt, and Celia couldn’t ask for a better sister-in-law. She’s so excited for their families to officially become one. 

Celia Feuer

Eli is a commercial real estate developer, but more famously known for being Daniel’s brother-in-law. The first time Eli met Daniel was at a dinner in NY, when Celia introduced Eli to her family; it was also the first time Eli’s ever seen someone (Daniel) order octopus. Eli’s always admired Daniel’s creativity, adventurousness, inventiveness. Daniel has always been very welcoming of Eli into his family, and Eli is excited to help welcome Lauren into the Feuer family. 

Eli Eisenstat

Lauren and I met in college. We bonded over panic attacks about chemistry exams, UGA football, and all things true crime. Lauren introduced me to my favorite drink, fixed my eye site, and has truly been my rock in becoming the person I am today. Since moving back to Atlanta, she and Daniel have been my unofficial tour guides, helping me to explore the city from theatre to Balloon exhibits. It's been incredible to watch their love grow and to know that Daniel will always take care of one of my oldest and dearest friends.

Allie Becker

Nate lives in Cleveland, but don’t hold that against him! He met Daniel their first year at Vanderbilt, and admired him immediately for his sense of humor, loyalty, and for being the only incoming freshman with any taste in alcohol. Nate plans to spend his summer rowing on the Cuyahoga River and napping in a hammock. He has a healthcare AI company with beautiful branding thanks to Daniel. Nate is excited to be in Atlanta for his buddy’s wedding. 

Nate Braman

I met Lauren back in high school, where we bonded over BBYO drama and dances. Life took us in different directions for a few years, but when we reconnected, it was like no time had passed! My husband and I are lucky to be part of this next amazing chapter in her life with Daniel. Turns out, some friendships really are built to survive anything. 

Alli Brown

Kolby and Lauren (his wife) are all about good vibes, wide open spaces, and a few too many chickens. Kolby’s known the groom for years — plenty of laughs, a lot of growth, and now a front-row seat to the big day. He’s bringing charm, support, and probably a dozen eggs. What more could you ask for?

Kolby Osborn

I met Daniel nine years ago in New York City, where he went to school with my husband, and he has been one of the most loyal, generous, and genuinely kind people I know.
So when I had the chance to meet Lauren on our unforgettable trip to St. John, it was instantly clear that these two were something special.
Lauren, you are radiant, kind, and warm—and together, you and Daniel have a kind of magic that lifts everyone around you.
I’m so incredibly excited for this next chapter in your lives, and I can’t wait to see what adventures lie ahead for you both!

Yuliya Arzhantsev

I met Dan back at Miami Ad School, and it didn’t take long before we knew we were gonna be great friends. I thought about moving to Atlanta just to be around this great guy. Love you both so much!

Nick Arzhantsev

I've known Daniel since I was a little girl. He became like a big brother to me, talking with me, and being a sweet soul to everyone he meets. I met Lauren (aka Lala!) and we hit it off right away. I'll never forget our New Year trip Daniel and Lala took me shopping all day, store after store. That's also when Lala and I got our iconic matching Nike shoes! 
Later, we celebrated their engagement and Daniel's birthday in Cancun, and that trip made it so clear they're meant for each other. From dancing their hearts out in Xochimilco to now tying the knot, I've loved watching their love grow. I wish them nothing but the best as they start this new chapter together!

Nathalia Murrales

Jason and Dan met when they lived across the hall from one another freshman year. 4 years later they graduated. Anything that happened between that can neither be confirmed nor denied.

Jason Arias

Wedding Party

Q + A

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Travel

Things to Do in Atlanta: A Love Story in PlacesAtlanta isn’t just where we live—it’s where we fell in love. It’s the place where first dates turned into forever, where small moments became memories, and where every street corner, café, and hidden nook tells a piece of our story. If you find yourself with time to explore, here are the places that mean the most to us. <a href="https://thechastainatl.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Chastain</a>The place where it all began. Our first date, a table set beneath the stars, and the quiet thrill of something new. It’s where Lauren experienced her very first tasting menu, where we discovered that caviar tater tots belong in every love story, and where French onion soup somehow manages to taste like poetry. And a year later, in that very same place, it’s where I got down on one knee and asked Lauren to spend forever with me. If you go, we suggest the burger, a toast to love, and a long, lingering meal—you never know what magic might happen. <a href="https://atlantabg.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Botanical Gardens</a>A garden of firsts: the first time we took a photo together (a rare feat for two camera-shy souls), the first time I planned a surprise for Lauren (and the first time she saw right through it). I had invited my good friend Yachin to stealthily capture the moment in a secret photoshoot, but Lauren—brilliant and perceptive as ever—spotted him in an instant. We laughed, we posed, and somehow, in the midst of it all, we felt the quiet certainty of something real. If you visit, pause for a picture—you never know what story it might tell one day. <a href="https://criminalatl.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Criminal Records</a>This one is sacred. It’s where I learned about Adam, Lauren’s brother. In their memory, we wandered through the aisles, flipping through records, discovering new music, and feeling the quiet hum of connection through the things they loved. Since that day, Lauren and I have continued collecting records, a tradition that now fills our home with music and memories. We encourage you to explore Little Five Points while you’re here—odd and wonderful, it’s a place where Atlanta’s heart beats loudest, filled with quirky shops, street art, and, of course, a love of music that runs deep. <a href="https://www.fellowscafe.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Fellows Café</a>In our humble opinion, the best brunch spot in Atlanta. Nestled in the heart of Downtown Roswell, it’s quaint, romantic, and the kind of place that makes you want to linger. We try to visit at least once a month, indulging in warm coffee, homemade pastries, and the simple joy of slow mornings. If you go, stay a while—antiquing nearby is one of our greatest joys, and you never know what treasures you’ll uncover. <a href="https://batteryatl.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Braves Games</a>There’s no telling if the Braves will be battling it out in the playoffs while you're here, but if you have the chance, catching a game is a must. We are avid fans, and some of our best nights have been spent in the stands with good friends like Alli and Ben, watching Acuña Jr. steal bases and feeling the electric energy of Atlanta sports. Baseball, beer, and the buzz of a stadium alive with hope—what more could you ask for? <a href="https://www.staplehouse.com/staplehouseabout" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Staple House</a>A sun-drenched afternoon, a perfect slice, and a lesson in culinary exploration courtesy of my best man, Nick, and his lovely wife (and bridesmaid), Yulia. This spot quickly became a favorite, not just for its incredible food but for the way it brings people together. If you go, take your time—wander the nearby breweries and record shops, and soak in the easy charm of the neighborhood. <a href="https://www.atlantavintagebooks.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Atlanta Vintage Books</a>If you’re searching for a quiet corner to get lost in, this is the place. One of our favorite date spots, it’s a wonderland of stories, a treasure trove of history, and the kind of place where time slows down. It may not be the most glamorous stop, but it’s brimming with character, just waiting for you to stumble upon your next great read. <a href="https://beltline.org/parks-trails/eastside-trail/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Piedmont Park &amp; The Beltline</a>A no-brainer, really. If you want to experience Atlanta’s unique blend of city and nature, this is where you should go. Our city is the only one in the country officially designated as a forest, and nowhere is that more apparent than here, where towering trees meet skyline views. It’s where you might find Lauren and me on a warm spring day, walking hand in hand, music in our ears, soaking in the simple beauty of home. <a href="https://poncecitymarket.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ponce City Market</a>Loud, electric, and always an adventure. One of Atlanta’s most iconic food halls, Ponce is where we’ve spent countless weekends wandering, shopping, and eating our way through the city. It’s even where we found most of the furniture that now fills our home, each piece a little memento of our time here. If you love energy, excitement, and endless good food, this is the place for you. <a href="https://high.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">High Museum of Art</a>Some places hold a kind of magic that stays with you, and for us, the High Museum is one of them. It’s a space that connects us to our families, to the beautiful art we’ve collected, and to the creative spark that fuels so much of our lives. For me, it’s been a guiding force in my personal journey with art, a place that continually inspires. But beyond the awe and reverence, it’s also home to one of our favorite games—one that Nick, Yulia, Lauren, and I once played: a scavenger hunt to find the first cat, the first elephant, and, most importantly, the ugliest baby (because, let’s be honest, some artists have definitely never seen a baby before). If you go, we dare you to play—and maybe, just maybe, you’ll find a masterpiece hidden in laughter. <a href="https://flightclubdartsusa.com/atlanta/atlanta" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Flight Club</a>A game of darts, an evening of fun, and—unbeknownst to me at the time—the moment Lauren knew I was the one. Tucked in the heart of West Midtown, one of Atlanta’s most vibrant and up-and-coming areas, this bar is more than just a place for friendly competition. It’s where fate took aim, where Lauren hit a bullseye—both literally and metaphorically—and where forever quietly fell into place. If you go, take your shot—you never know what magic might be waiting on the other side.

Daniel & Lauren

Daniel & Lauren

D&L

Wedding Day

Reception