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decorated with pink flowers and she carried a basket of daisy petals.
Wayne Neese was best man for his brother and ushers were Lowrie Tucker of Raphine. Warren Wells, Steve Mellinger and Reelia Watson, all of Meadowview, Bucky Rosenbaum of Kingsport, Tenn., and David Sandefur of Glade Spring.
Acolytes were Ken McCann and Edward Armentrout III of Nellysford.
The bride’s mother wore a blue formal ensemble trimmed in seed pearls while the bridegroom's mother chose mint green for her formal gown. Both had white orchid corsages.
A reception followed in the church social hall where the bride’s table held an arrangement of multi-colored carnations in a sterling basket and silver candelabra.
Mr. and Mrs. Neese will make their home in Wytheville where Mrs. Neese will be employed with the Wythe County School System. Mr. Neese is associated with the Bank of Speedwell in Wytheville as a loan officer.
Social functions for the bride prior to her marriage included a picnic given by the faculty and staff of Rappahannock County Elementary School; tfiree showers by friends in Nellysford; a bridal luncheon and bridal breakfast and the rehearsal dinner at the Waynesboro Red Carpet Inn given by the bridegroom’s parents.
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