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Jillella Tumage of Alexandria, and Vienna, Austria, and Miss Sarah Cathryn Wayland, cousin of the bride, of Sperryville.
They all wore periwinkle blue sheath dresses by Nicole Miller and custom millinery by Uniquely Yours of Cape May, N.J.
Sandra Shawen Conway of Raleigh, N.C., niece of the groom, was the flower girl.
The bride and her attendants were housed at the Weaver home on Route 522 in Boston which was built in the early eighteenth century by Peter Weaver, immigrant from Germany, and has continually been in the Weaver family. It is presently owned by John S. Weaver Jr. of Washington, D.C., who has lovingly restored the home.
Victor Donaldson Kane Sr. was the best man for his son. Ushers were Dr. Taylor Brooks Chance of Newport News, Grant Marshall Hayes of Napierville, 111., Kevin James Morris of Miami, Fla., Sgt. Mark Christopher Shawen, cousin of the groom, of Newport News, Brian Keith
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