Officially Olive
Easton + Kennedy
Friends first, then husband and wife, then parents. Their custom ring holds all of it.
the love story
Some love stories begin with sparks. Easton and Kennedy's began with friendship.
They met in high school and quickly became close. Over time, that friendship grew into something more. Years later, they got married and welcomed their one-year-old daughter.
Kennedy's Custom Ring
When it came time to design Kennedy's engagement ring, Easton wanted every detail to feel personal. Rather than choosing an existing design, he created a custom ring inspired entirely by her.
Kennedy has always loved vintage style and jewelry with a story, especially pieces that can be passed down through generations. Easton wanted to create a ring that would still feel just as meaningful decades later.
He started by sourcing the center stone himself: a baguette-cut natural emerald. Its rich green color and distinctive shape immediately reminded him of Kennedy. He didn't choose it because it was trending. He chose it because it reminded him of the person he wanted to spend his life with.
From there, Easton designed the ring himself. Every detail reflected Kennedy's style, and he even named the ring after her.
The finished design captured everything she loved about vintage-inspired jewelry. Durability mattered just as much: as parents to a young daughter, Easton wanted a ring Kennedy could wear every day for years to come.
Kennedy's ring reflects the years they've shared and the family they've built.
the proposal
Once the ring was finished, Easton planned a proposal that felt just as personal.
He skipped the big audience and chose a quiet moment instead.
Inside a photobooth, hidden behind the curtain with no one else around, he asked Kennedy to marry him. The camera captured every second, from the surprise on her face to the laughter, happy tears and the moment she said yes. Those tiny photo strips became keepsakes they can hold onto forever.
It was intimate, unexpected and unmistakably them.
For Easton and Kennedy, the ring has always represented more than a proposal. It marks every chapter they've shared, from high school friends to husband and wife, then to raising a family together.



















