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daisy petals which she spread along the way to the altar.
Junior flower girl was Ashleigh Tansksley, great-niece of the bride. She wore a blue and white print dress with an eyelet collar and carried a long stem rose.
Lewis B. Pullen Jr. was best man for his brother. Ushers were Jim Dwyer and Bobby Glasker, friends of the groom.
Adam Campbell of Luray, nephew of the bride was ringbearer.
Junior ringbearer was Jamie L. Dwyer, great-nephew of the bride.
The mothers wore identical blue dresses with flowered print jackets. Their corsages consisted of blue sweetheart roses, baby’s breath and greenery.
The church was decorated with Celosia and large bows which were made by Kim Dwyer.
All bouquets and boutonnieres were made by the bride.
A reception was held at the church immediately following the ceremony.
Hope Campbell and Faye Pullen cut and served Ihe wedding cake and attended the gift and food tables.
Punch was served by Melynda Tansksley of Luray.
Attending the guest registry were Melissa Wood and Hope Campbell.
Others serving in various areas were Jo Ann Pullen and Frances Griffith.
Following a honeymoon to the Smokey Mountains and Pigeon Forge in Tennessee, the couple is residing in Washington.
The bride is a 1986 graduate of Rappahannock County High School.
The groom attended Rappahannock and is presently employed by Wallace D. Woodward Plumbing and Heating in Amissville.
Prenuptial entertainment included a shower given by Mrs. Molly M. Bailey. .
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