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They wore pink gowns of polyester with lace jackets and earned bouquets of pink roses and lavender carnations accented with baby’s breath and pink and purple streamers, era.
The flower girl was Shannon Walter, niece of the bride. Her white floor length dress was trimmed in l»w and lavender ribbon with a lace edged veil. She carried a basket of funk and lavender roees.
Best man was Richard Bowers, brother of the groom, of Amissville.
Ushers were Tommy Garrison of Amissville, Don Berry of Rixeyville, bride’s brother-in-law, John Harrison, Jr., of Viewtown, brother of the bride and Larry Ingram of Richmond, brother-in-law of the bride.
Everett R. Smith, III of Amissville, was ringbearer.
The bride’s mother choose a pink street length dress accented with lace and wore a corsage of pink roses.
The mother of the groom chose a lavender street length dress and wore a corsage of lavender roses.
The reception-dance was held at the Amissville Fire Hall.
Jane and Sherri Kidwell served punch, Wanda Hamm attended the guest book, Ginny Pierson made and served the cake, and Dorothy Ingram, sister of the bride, was hostess.
Wedding pictures were taken by Herbert Alvoid, the bride’s unde.
Angela Dennis was mistress of ceremonies. \
Pre-nuptial events induded a shower given by Helen Beny, Martha Kidwell and Melissa Dennis.
After a wedding trip to Colonial Beach the couple is residing in Amissville.
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