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Cherylene Hammer of Glenn Allen, friend of the bridfe, and Miss Rebecca Cotton of Port Jervis, N.Y., sister of the groom.
They carried bouquets of navy and white roses and rosebuds accented with ivy, baby’s breath, tulle netting, and white pearls.
They all wore navy blue sleeveless, tea length gowns, which featured a V-neckline, in the front and back and was accented by a shawl type overlay trimmed with white satin and a rose in the center. The dresses also featured a fitted waistline. They all wore matching pearl necklaces and bracelets.
Flower girls were Miss Brittani Dodson of Culpeper and Miss Lauren Payne of Madison, both nieces of the bride.
They wore a navy blue tea length dress with a fitted bodice and a sweetheart neckline. A mini-pearl necklace and bracelet complimented their dress. They carried miniature bouquets of white and navy roses and rosebuds. They were accented with white pearls and baby’s breath.
The groom chose his brother, Stephen Cotton of Laurel, Md. and George Craig of Lansdale, Pa., friend of the groom to serve as best men.
Groomsmen were Keith Hollis of Geneseo, N.Y., uncle of the groom, A1 Payne of
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