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parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a white formal length satin gown by Alfred Angelo.
The designed gown featured a sweetheart front and a V in the back. The cathedral train was embellished with Madaira embroidery work, which was also on the front. It featured short embroidery sleeves and a fitted waistline, which was accented by sequins.
The white waist length veil featured a band of white satin roses interspersed with miniature pearls and shells.
She carried a cascading bouquet of white, burgundy, and navy blue silk roses accented with ivy, baby’s breath, tulle netting, and white pearls. The bride wore a pearl bracelet and necklace which was surrounded by diamonds.
The bride chose her sisters, Mrs. Wanda Jeffries of Madison and Mrs. Sharon Dodson of Culpeper to serve as her matrons of honor. They carried a silk bouquet identical to that of the bride’s.
Bridesmaids were Miss Beth Ann Cotton of Laurel, Md., sister of the groom, Mrs.
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