Society Weddings - Fall/Winter 2013

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So Much To Celebrate
his issue is bursting with celebrations, from the big fat Greek wedding featured on the cover (the subject of a wonderfully romantic story by Margaux Anbouba on Page 4) to a double wedding of two sisters on a yacht on a sunset cruise. Caroline Marshall and her sister, Sarabeth Marshall, were engaged within 30 days of each other, so naturally a double wedding was a logical decision. Talk about double the fun: There are two weddings with connections to Toms Shoes; you know, the company that gives a pair of shoes away for every pair purchased. In the double wedding (Page 8), the Marshall sisters entire bridal party wore Toms Shoes. Meanwhile, Rachel Rogers, the great-granddaughter of Mary Kay Ash, ditched her designer heels to don a pair of blue sparkly Toms down the aisle (Page 16). Not to worry; Mary Kay would have loved the bridesmaids dresses. They were you guessed it pink. And if thats not enough merriment, weve got a saxophone-playing priest at
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Caroline Marshall and David Walker..........p. 8 Sarabeth Marshall and Karson Moffett .....p. 8 Casey Rodgers and Ross Fleming .............. p. 10 Piper Reiff and Matthew Byzet....................p. 12 Tara Bukosky and Mark Oneacre ...............p. 14 Rachel Rogers and Andrew Arriata ..........p. 16 Alison Pitzer and Nick Mesec .......................p. 18 Ashley Howie and Stuart Tallichet.............p. 19 Brianne Frost and William Webb ..............p. 20 Erika Bender and Chris Burton ...................p. 21 Catherine Hardy and Hunter Hill .............p. 22 Shelby Hoge and Matthew Comeaux .....p. 23 Jamie Ward and Luke Powell.......................p. 24 Michelle Ackels and Scott Roudebush ....p. 25 Morgan Haun and Barron Bell....................p. 26 Susan Deasy and Jimmy Conway ..............p. 27 Katherine Williams and Bobby Shaw ......p. 28
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Casey Rodgers wedding on Page 10, a roaring 20s-themed three-day wedding on Page 12, a vintage Bentley (Page 15), and purple umbrellas (Page 22). It is good luck for it to rain on your wedding day, right? Whether you are actively planning your nuptials, are a 10-year-old girl dreaming about a fairy-tale wedding, or just enjoy seeing and reading about these joyous occasions, we hope these stories and pictures inspire or touch you in some way. We are in love with our brides and their families, and we feel privileged to participate in their celebrations in this small way.
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Katherine McEvoy and Robert Ryan.......p. 30 Betsy Wolcott and Tyler Sorenson ............p. 30 Laura Daniel and Brennan Bailey...............p. 31
FEATURES ON THE COVER:

Oliva Jennings and Justin Adendorff in Greece. Photography by Thanos Asfis Olivia Jennings and Justin Adendorff.........p. 4 Gift ideas for milestone anniversaries ........p. 6 Brianne Frost and William Webb ..............p. 32
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SPOTLIGHT
Nuptials Drew Guests From Across Globe
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After Olivia Jennings and Justin Adendorff said their vows in Fira, the capital of the Greek island of Santorini, bystanders watched them walk to their reception.
BY MARGAUX ANBOUBA
People Newspapers
t all started at someone elses wedding. Olivia Jennings best friend, Heather Linburg, had been trying ceaselessly to set her up with Justin Adendorff without success. But it wasnt until the two Dallas residents attended Heathers wedding in the Grand Caymans that the bride could manipulate the seating chart, forcing the two to meet. Two and a half years later, during a trip to New Orleans, Justin, a native of South Africa, proposed to Olivia as they laid in a park. Afterwards, we got back on a Southwest flight back to Dallas, Olivia said. On the plane, I asked him where he wanted to get married. We had four options: Dallas;
Colorado, because we love to ski; Greece, because thats where my dad is from; or South Africa. I totally didnt think he would choose Greece. But he did! I was shocked. So the couple who had met at a destination wedding began planning their own. Greece is somewhere special, Justin said. I knew it would mean a lot to Olivias dad, and my parents would love it too. Geographically, its in the middle for both of our families. The couple set the date for Memorial Day 2013, and began planning a wedding on the Greek island of Santorini from more than 6,000 miles away with the help of Stella Chanioti. I found the worlds most amazing wedding planner, who just happened to speak perfect English and lives on Santorini, Olivia said. We wanted somebody who
The bride and her guests partake in traditional Greek dancing at the reception.
Olivia Jennings, a graduate of Hockaday, and Justin Adendorff were married in a traditional Greek Orthodox service during the Memorial Day weekend. would understand a traditional Greek Orthodox wedding, but also an American bride. Soon after getting engaged, Olivia and her family spent 48 hours on the island, selecting venues, trying cakes, and listening to musicians. After that, it was modern technology such as email and Skype that made planning the Greek wedding of her dreams possible. We wanted to show people different parts of Greece, but also build toward the wedding, not have it be overshadowed by anything else, Olivia said. So we had three big events: the boat ride, the rehearsal dinner, and the wedding. The couples international background created a diverse group of attendees. The bride invited friends from her time at Armstrong Elementary School, the Hockaday School, and Harvard University; the groom brought friends from South Africa, Tulane University, and his global travels. We had guests from all over the world: Australia, Germany, South Africa, Pakistan, India, and Nepal, Justin said. Everybody came a very long way for us, and it meant so much to us. We thought giving them an experience that they will never forget was the best way to make it worth it for them. Once they arrived on the island, 75 guests were whisked away to cruise the Mediterranean Sea on a chartered boat. This event was extra-special because it took place on the 60th birthday of James Jennings, Olivias father. They celebrated under the sun with Greek music and dancing, swimming in the hot springs, and drinking plenty of ouzo. Next came the rehearsal dinner, hosted in the Vedema Hotels 400-year-old wine cave, known as Visanto. It is very different from anything else on the island, Justin said. It had a very medieval feeling; it was appropriate for the island, but something people typically dont know about. All the festivities led up to Sunday, when the couple said I do in a traditional ceremony at a Greek Orthodox chapel in Fira, Santorini. The view was breathtaking, as was the bride, who wore a one-shouldered Grecian gown designed by Carolina Herrera and a veil embroidered with olive branches. Olivias bridesmaids were her sisters, Caroline and Alexandra, who were dressed in coral Bella Bridesmaid dresses. After the ceremony, guests made their way to a reception under the stars. The floral arrangements, which consisted of roses grown on Santorini, perfectly matched the bridesmaids dresses. Guests tore up the dance floor to music by both a DJ and a traditional Greek band. Most importantly, the bride and groom were thrilled to start their new life together surrounded by their friends and family. When youre at a wedding, its the bride and groom building your new family in front of everybody, Olivia said. Our wedding was everything we ever wanted, and encapsulated all of the joy Justin and I have for life. It was the perfect way to start our life together it was this defining moment for us as a couple. We are a Greek and South African couple, and we want to live our life together celebrating our family and roots. Email margaux@ peoplenewspapers.com
SHOPPING
Five Gift Ideas For Major Milestones

1ST ANNIVERSARY: PAPER They say thats all fair in love and war, but what about in board games? This diversion from Southern Fried Paper isnt any old game of Sorry or Clue; its more like a custom version of Life. Stops could include your rst date, when you and your honey went Facebook official, your wedding date, and any other important days in your life together.
5TH ANNIVERSARY: WOOD Our suggestion is Sebastio Salgados Genesis Volumes I and II from Nest. These stunning tomes are lled with rare snaps that the Brazilian photographer captured from all over the planet. The wood aspect of the gift is the packaging. Together, the two volumes weigh 130 pounds, and come in their own wooden crate.
25TH ANNIVERSARY: SILVER After a quarter of a century together, its time to pop some bubbly. This silver ice bucket from Collectors Covey is perfect for celebrating chill your favorite celebratory libation and reminisce. Every time you use the ice bucket from here on out, youll think of 25 years of happy memories.
50TH ANNIVERSARY: GOLD Jewelry can be an easy go-to when it comes to anniversaries, but the majority of recipients dont mind. For your golden anniversary, go for something classic, such as this Marco Bicego necklace from Bachendorfs. The brushed 18-karat gold innity loops are symbolic of your never-ending love.
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15TH ANNIVERSARY: CRYSTAL These beautiful Baccarat Lucky butteries come in an assortment of hues sure to please your sweetheart. Include a note about how lucky you are to have been with him or her for 15 years.
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Sarabeth Marshall & Karson Moffett Caroline Marshall & David Walker
hough separated by thousands of miles, sisters Caroline and Sarabeth Marshall became betrothed within 30 days of each other. Sarabeth, in Vicenza, Italy, and Caroline, on the beach of San Luis Obispo, Calif., set their hearts on a double wedding. On Sept. 1, 2013, aboard the 140-foot yacht Endless Dreams, their wishes came true. The couples, along with 150 family and friends, set sail in Newport Beach Harbor to relish their sunset-cruise wedding. The grooms hosted a rehearsal breakfast at the waterfront Newport Beach Back Bay Bistro and rehearsal lunch at the landmark Woodys Wharf. The evening ended with a Welcome to California party at Mr. and Mrs. Burton Youngs residence, where guests dined, toasted smores, and enjoyed brandy and cigars overlooking Newport
Beachs Back Bay. The Marshall sisters were individually escorted down the hand-painted seashell-dressed aisle by their father, Bruce Marshall, to Balmorheas Truth. David Francis Walker watched as his fianc, Caroline Elizabeth Marshall, approached on the arm of her father. Matthew Karson Moffett anxiously waited as his fianc, Sarabeth Ashley Marshall, holding hands with Bruce, followed. The couples then took turns exchanging vows in a ceremony officiated by Pastor Matthew Elliot Bullen. Everyone exited for drinks and passed hors doeuvres during the cocktail hour, with guests moving into the dining room for a seated dinner with selection of swordfish, filet mignon, or portobello mushroom ravioli. A shipboard reception continued with music provided by Californias pre-
mier DJ, Kelli Gurman, who played Im on a Boat among other favorites. Caroline and David danced their first dance to Happy Everafter in Your Eyes, while Sarabeth and Karson shared I Wont Give Up. Not a dry eye remained as Caroline and her father danced to I Loved Her First, with Sarabeth following after with Time to Say Goodbye. The brides are the daughters of Mr. D. Bruce Marshall of University Park and Ms. Georgia Cramer Marshall of Dallas. They are the granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Hallock Cramer and the late Mr. and Mrs. David Ham Marshall. David Francis Walker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin David Walker of Orange Park, Fla., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Francis Morr, the late Ms. Moira Kay Porter Walker, and the late Mr. Timothy
Peter Walker. Matthew Karson Moffett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Doyle Moffett of Ovilla, Texas. He is the grandson of Ms. Billie Jarrell Bailey, the late Mr. Kyle Preston Bailey, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doyle Moffett. Caroline wore an antique white Clara, a double-faced satin gown by Nicole Miller. Its wrap front was accented by its surplice neckline and draped halter back. She paired this with a Theia couture silk tulle skirt and Jacqueline Watkins crystal-beaded chapellength veil and belt. Sarabeth chose an ivory Grecian-style Hamelin dress from the Rosa Clar Soft collection. She paired her beaded, silk tulle, off-the-shoulder gown with a Jacqueline Watkins chapel-length veil of delicate lace. From brides to flower girls and grooms
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to ring bearers, the entire wedding party sported Toms shoes honoring the first gift given to David by Caroline and the work both girls have done to support Toms. Caroline wore the heirloom engagement ring given to her by her grandmother, while Sarabeth donned the tiara worn by their older sister at her wedding. David wore a giving key and purity ring given to him by Caroline moments before the wedding. The altar flowers arching above the couples honored the brides and grooms grandparents who have passed. Matron of honor was Bonny Katherine Marshall Ralston. Bridesmaids: Sara Post Marshall, Jessica Wright Marshall, Kali Moffett, Mollie Moffett, Becca Walker, and Amanda Walker. House party members were Kelly Arledge, Megan Mahoney Deller, Carrie Kummerfeld, Jennifer Lane,
Caroline Mackenzie Randolph, Mary Claire Russell, and Callie Edmondson Shumate. Kristin Gray, Emily Steed, and Jack Thurman were readers. Laine Young was soloist. Flower girls were Lilly Marshall and Elise Ralston. David and Luke Edmonson of Edmonson Weddings Photography captured each magical moment. Karson Moffetts best man was his father, Rick Moffett. David Walkers best man was Brett Sicard Reis. Groomsmen: Jeremiah Marshall, Jonathan Sevier Marshall, Matthew Marshall, Lukas Moffett, and Joe Rahmanzadeh. Ushers were Antonio Juwuan Hardy and Jack Thurman. Benjamin Marshall, Jackson Marshall, and Cal Ralston were ring bearers. Both brides are Highland Park High School graduates who ran under the guid-
ance of wedding attendee Jerry Sutterfield, recently retired cross country coach. Caroline was a cross country captain, a White House scheduling volunteer, and a four-time marathon runner. She also established the Toms internship program. Sarabeth was a member of alto choir and the Boys and Girls Club, and she hosted a Toms Shoes brand-experience team event. Both received BBAs from Baylor University. Caroline majored in accounting. She is now an experiential marketing flagship assistant manager and sole searcher for Toms Shoes in Venice Beach, Calif. Sarabeth majored in entrepreneurship with a real estate minor. She teaches 10th-grade English and coaches track and volleyball at Estacado High School in Lubbock, Texas. David Walker is an Orange Park High
School graduate. He received a BS in biology and chemistry with a public health minor from the University of North Florida. He participated in varsity cross country, tennis, and the Florida state-winning soccer team. David works in the intelligence branch of the U.S. Army. Karson Moffett is an Ovilla Christian High School graduate. He was a member of the three-time state-champion cross country team. He owns Elf Lighting, a Christmas-light-installation company. Karson returned to Texas Tech this fall to pursue a degree in petroleum engineering. California honeymoons included Carmel for David and Caroline and Newport Beach for Karson and Sarabeth. Caroline and David plan to move to Austin in the not-too-distant future. Sarabeth and Karson are in Lubbock.
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Casey Rodgers & Ross Fleming
he countdown to Catherine Hunter Casey Rodgers and Ross Richard Flemings idyllic wedding weekend began when they arrived at La Samanna Resort in St. Martin, the French West Indies, four days prior to their nuptials. Amidst busy wedding preparations, the couple met with Father Franz, a retired German priest who agreed to substitute when the local priest was called away for a family emergency. It was Father Franz who officiated the 4 oclock ceremony on June 8, 2013, at the 200-year-old Eglise Catholique Saint-Martin de Tours in Marigot, the French capital.
Arriving guests immersed themselves in Caribbean culture, and two days before the wedding enjoyed exotic cocktails and hors doeuvres and dancing at a welcome party hosted by the brides parents at La Samannas Beach Bar. On the eve of the wedding, the grooms family transported 114 guests from 17 states and two countries to a rehearsal dinner. There, in the small fishing village of Grand Case, they were served authentic French cuisine at Le Ti Provencal with cocktails on the beach and dinner in the airy restaurant overlooking a spectacular view of the Caribbean sunset. The Saturday-afternoon wedding cere-
mony was highlighted by the angelic voices of a womens choir, and it ended with a surprise gift to Casey and Ross from Father Franz, who played an Ave Maria solo on his saxophone. When the drawbridge re-opened following the wedding, guests returned to La Samanna for a cocktail reception to the sounds of steel drums before descending from the terrace overlooking the white beach to the formal pool, where individually tented tables surrounded the pool and a five-course candle-lit dinner was served. Dancing began after cutting the rose-covered French cake, and the night sky was lit by a surprise fireworks display, a gift
from the brides parents. The evening ended with family and friends enjoying a beach bonfire marshmallow roast. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter Rodgers of Dallas. She is the granddaughter of the late AnnaRuth Smith and the late Charles Alan Smith, formerly of Chappaqua, N.Y.; the late Dorothy Rodgers Carpenter and the late Leon Carpenter; and the late James ODonnell Rodgers, formerly of Austin. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donald Fleming of Naperville, Ill. He is the grandson of the late Christine Krotzer and the late Robert Keith Krotzer,
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formerly of Sterling Heights, Mich.; and June Maxine Fleming of Lombard, Ill., and the late Harry Donald Fleming, formerly of Alexandria, Ind. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father. Casey chose an elegant gown, designed by Anne Barge for Neiman Marcus, which she paired with her mothers lace veil. The fitted gown of French Alencon lace and silk organza featured a sweetheart neckline. Its lace sash, with a handmade organza flower, accentuated the brides tiny waist, while her skirt fell to her slippers. Lace-covered buttons
lined the back, sweeping gracefully to her chapel-length train. Her three twisted diamond-drop earrings, borrowed from her mother, and her gold-and-diamond bracelet, a gift from the groom, completed her outfit. Assisting the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Anne Elizabeth Rodgers of New York. Bridesmaids included Mary Lauren Alday of Chicago, Katherine Tart Kibler of Charleston, S.C., and Christy Diane Welder of New York. Sydney Frances Viehman of New York was a house-party member. Attending the groom as best man was Jason Brian McKibben of San Francisco.
Groomsmen included Mark Campbell Adams of Naperville, Ill., Paul Christopher Gierstorf of Itasca, Ill., and Duke Michael Punhong of New York. Christopher Stuart Davis of Rye, N.Y., and Eric Jonathan Seeve of Key Biscayne, Fla., served as ushers. Scripture readers included Stephen L. Johnson of New York, the brides cousin James Britton Rodgers of Austin, and Sydney Frances Viehman of New York. The bride is a graduate of The Hockaday School. She received a Bachelor of Arts with a major in English and minor in studio art from Tulane University in New Orleans, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. She is a past member of the Junior League of New York City. Casey is director of public relations and special events for Bergdorf Goodman in New York. The groom is a graduate of Naperville Central High School. He received a Bachelor of Science in finance with high honors from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Ross is vice president of acquisitions and development at RFR Holding in New York. Following their wedding trip to the Four Seasons Resort, Bora Bora, in French Polynesia, the newlyweds have returned to their new residence in Manhattan.
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Piper Reiff & Matthew Byzet
iper Reiff and Matthew Byzet exchanged wedding vows, which theyd written privately beforehand, on Saturday, June 22, 2013. The Honorable Patrick Michael Duffy officiated their sunset ceremony in the lobby of the Capella Pedregal Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with the Pacific Ocean as a lovely, dramatic backdrop. During the ceremony, a duo sang The Prayer, a moving Celine Dion/Luciano Pavarotti hit, and Margaret Ann Fryman, the grooms aunt, did a reading of The Art Of A Good Marriage, by Wilferd Arlan Peterson.
This three-day weekend wedding extravaganza actually started when their 110 guests began arriving for the fun. Their welcoming dinner Thursday night at El Farrallon on the resort provided a fabulous taste of authentic Mexico, both in cuisine and dcor, while the strolling mariachi band played for their enjoyment. The bride chose a long, flowing Monique Lhuillier gown from Maddison Row Bridal Chic in Charleston, S.C., and a Bohemia-like headpiece from Stanley Korshak in Dallas that added fun flair to the festivities. The evening ended with a colorful fireworks dis-
play over the ocean as everyone toasted the bride and groom. In keeping with the color scheme of gold, silver, and white, the seated rehearsal dinner at Don Manuels on the resort, hosted by the grooms parents on the eve of the wedding, was aglow with golden splendor. A multitude of gold candles and accoutrements created a dazzling, romantic feel, accented by touches of white. One of these was a single white orchid gracing each guests napkin. The bride selected a short, strapless LulaKate gown, also from Maddison Row Bridal Chic. It added much
to the roaring 20s ambiance. The wedding ceremony followed the next evening with the wedding reception at the Capella Pedregal Resort-Beach Club, which was glorious with shimmery, silverand-white decor. Delicious dinner was served with late-night food as well, as the evening continued until 1 a.m. with dancing under the stars and the Super Moon to the lively sounds of NDemand a band from Los Angeles that lured everyone to the huge, white dance floor. They played many favorites, ending the evening with Dont Stop Believin by Journey, inviting
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everyone back onto the dance floor for this one final dance with the bride and groom. The bride is the daughter of Ron and Melissa Reiff of Dallas. The groom is the son of Randy and Susan Byzet of Lexington, Ky. Presented in marriage by her parents, the bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father. Piper chose a sassy, v-neck plunge Badgley Mischka couture gown from White on Daniel Island in Charleston. She wore a birdcage veil gathered on one side, in homage to the high fashion style of the 20s. The groom adopted a James Bond look with a crisp
white jacket and taut ivory suspenders. Also a remembrance of times past was the handkerchief this bride carried, a gift from her familys closest friend, Ann Clancy. It had belonged to Anns husband, Kevin Clancy, who passed away a month before the wedding. Kevin was Irish through and through, so it was only fitting that Piper and Matt should have his initials monogrammed on it in emerald green. This handkerchief proved especially useful to both the bride and the groom during their teary-eyed, emotion-filled ceremony. Attending the bride as matron of honor
was Meredith Nelson of Broken Arrow, Okla. Bridesmaids included Lizzie Wolf of New York; Sydney Heath-Williams of Las Vegas; Megan Burns of New York; Brittany Reiff of El Cerrito, Calif.; and Laura Byzet of New York. The best man was Joe Dempsey of St. Cloud, Minn. Groomsmen were Dustin Bucalo of Chicago; Jay Harden of Lexington, Ky.; Mark Wethington of Fort Wright, Ky.; and Jacob Reiff of El Cerrito. The bride is a 2002 graduate of the Episcopal School of Dallas. She received a Bachelor of Arts in political science from
the College of Charleston and is a 2011 graduate of the Charleston School of Law. Piper is an attorney with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak, & Stewart in Charleston. The groom is a 2007 graduate of Butler University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in communications. He is a 2011 graduate of the Charleston School of Law. Matt is an attorney with Keaveny Law Firm in Charleston. Following their honeymoon in Cabo San Lucas and Napa Valley, Calif., the newlyweds have started their new lives together in Charleston.
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Tara Bukosky & Mark Oneacre
ara Lynn Bukosky and Mark Andrew Oneacre were united in Holy Matrimony on April 20, 2013, at Christ the King Catholic Church in Dallas. Their nuptials were officiated by Monsignor Donald F. Zimmerman. The bride entered the church to the strains of Trumpet Voluntary, accompanied by timpani drums. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra vocalists performed ceremony selections, alongside a symphony string quartet. A reception followed at the historic Arlington Hall at Lee Park in Turtle Creek, the site where Mark proposed a year ago. Guests were welcomed with champagne and canaps and entertained by a live Frank Sinatra talent who sang the croon-
ers most memorable tunes on the original front porch of the home. Next, a trumpet summoned guests into Arlington Hall, elegant with its 1950s glamour and cutcrystal vases of fragrant cherry blossoms, for a Southern-style grand buffet including shrimp and grits, crawfish touffe, and fried green tomatoes (a nod to the couples time spent in New Orleans during their courtship). The lively guests were entertained for the rest of the evening by the 10-piece Jimmy Church Band of Nashville, Tenn., who introduced the newlyweds and rocked the crowd with tunes by the Jackson 5, Tina Turner, other Motown artists, and the Black Eyed Peas until the couples 1 a.m. sparkler-lit departure into a 1960 vintage
white Bentley. As they were leaving, guests received parting gifts of monogrammed shamrock cookies with a touching note: May you stay lucky in love as the day we met, St. Patricks Day 2007. On the eve of the wedding, the grooms parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at Marie Gabriel, which began with a cocktail reception in the Gabriel Gardens, where a live string quartet played for family and friends. The bride wore The Hayley, designed by Carolina Herrera a silk mikado cocktail dress with full party skirt, pockets, and top-stitching to the rehearsal dinner. This was purchased at Carolina Herrera in Highland Park Village. Parents of the bride then hosted an after dinner welcome party for all out-of-town guests on
the Sheppard King Terrace at the Mansion on Turtle Creek. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Bukosky of Temple, Texas. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalmas, Mr. Francis Glushefski, and the late Mrs. Geraldine Glushefski, all of northeastern Pennsylvania. The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Parsons Oneacre of Preston Hollow. He is the grandson of Mrs. Russell Morrison Sage of Dallas, the late Mr. Russell Morrison Sage, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leland Elwood Oneacre. Presented in marriage by her parents and escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father, the bride wore an Ines di Santo
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couture cameo gown, with sweetheart neckline and beaded-point dAlenconlace appliqu at bodice and hemline. Its mermaid silhouette was adorned with handmade and handpainted silk roses with cascading petals and accentuated by a detachable cathedral-length train. The bride completed her ensemble with a royal-length veil of gossamer sheer. The bride carried a bouquet of stephanotis and lilies of the valley, identical to one her mother carried on her wedding day, 37 years before. She also carried a gold-andsapphire compact belonging to her maternal grandmother. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Brooke Ashley Bukosky of Dallas. Bridesmaids included Jennifer
Leigh Stoltenberg of St. Paul, Minn.; Shannon Kyle Tropp of Virginia Beach, Va.; Jennifer Russo Samaha of Dallas; Regina Catherine Munson of Dallas; Lisa Marie Tranum of Dallas; and Cari Leigh Luetge of Houston. House party members were Zoe LaRose Heinsch of Dallas; Mysti Brooke Hodges of Temple, Texas; Mary Katherine Goodrich Roby of Dallas; and sisters of the groom Alison Oneacre Burwell of Washington, D.C., and Amanda Oneacre Rockow of Dallas. The flower girls were the nieces of the groom, Beatrice Sage Burwell, Sage Marie Rockow, and Violet Jane Rockow. Serving the groom as best man was Phillip Michael Fojtasek of Austin.
Groomsmen included John Matthew Yeaman of Dallas, James Tucker Blakeney of Los Angeles, Clarke Washburne Barcus of Dallas, Steven Denham Schiff of Dallas, Pierre Blasie Villere II of New Orleans, and Travis Eugene Goodman of Dallas. Ushers were Chandler Andrew Phillips of Dallas, Brian Anthony Beshara of Dallas, John Andrew Houghton of Atlanta, Carter Hamilton Burwell of Washington, D.C., and Jeffrey Lee Rockow of Dallas. The ring bearers were the nephews of the groom, Wilson Carter Burwell and Armistead Lee Burwell. The bride is a graduate of Temple High School. She received a Bachelor of Science in fashion merchandising from Texas Christian University, where she was a
member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Tara works for Neiman Marcus as an online manager for womens apparel and contemporary sportswear, and she is an active member of the Junior League of Dallas. The groom is a graduate of Highland Park High School. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration in information technology and operations management from the Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Mark is an operating officer at Preston Hollow Masonry. Following their wedding trip to the island of Anguilla of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles, the couple have made their home in Dallas.
Wedding
Rachel Rogers & Andrew Arrieta
achel Kay Rogers and Andrew Ford Arrieta exchanged wedding vows May 18 at the scenic Twin Farms Resort & Spa in Barnard, Vt. Dwight Camp, Justice of the Peace from nearby Woodstock, Vt., officiated their ceremony. Music was provided by a string band during the sunlit alfresco nuptials. A joyous Twin Farms reception of cocktails, dining, and dancing for 36 close family and friends followed, with a second reception of dining and dancing for 230
taking place June 15 at Arlington Hall in Dallas, where a video clip of the Vermont weddings highlights aired just prior to the couples entrance. A DJ played lively dance tunes for guests at the Twin Farms reception while The Project band kept people on their feet, dancing and partying in Dallas. The couples first dance together at both receptions was to Elton Johns Your Song. The bride is the daughter of Dean Alan and Allyson Wright Rogers of Santa Fe, N.M., and Tammy Louise and Kelly Glen
Howard Sr. of Dallas. She is the granddaughter of DeeAnn Adams of San Angelo, Texas, and Jean Rogers of Montecito, Calif., and the late Julius Ben Rogers Jr. of Dallas. She is also the granddaughter of Edna Florence Lloyd Petton and James Edward Petton, also of Dallas. Rachel is the greatgranddaughter of Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics. The groom is the son of Nicasio Humberto Arrieta and the late Lisa Grace Ferguson Arrieta of University Park. He
is the grandson of Valdimar and Manuela Arrieta of Tepehuanes, Durango, Mexico. He is also the grandson of Larry Ford Ferguson and Elise Lipscomb of University Park. Presented in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a luxurious, ivory gown from Brides by Dimetrios in Frisco. Its sweetheart neckline and crystal-encrusted, embroidered bodice were enhanced by hand pleating flowing to the floor-length train. The
bride paired this with a chapel-length veil, pinned to her hair with a jeweled clip. Rachel wore an heirloom pin on her dress, which had belonged to the grooms mother. The bride also had a secret treasure hidden deep in the folds of her gown by the wedding planners just prior to the wedding. This was arranged by the grooms father, in homage to a time-honored Mexican wedding tradition. Her bouquet held roses, succulents, and peonies. The brides footwear was by
Valentino, but she ended up walking down the aisle in her blue sparkly Toms instead. Bridesmaids wore gowns by Rosa Clara with their Christian Louboutin pumps, gifts from the bride. Men wore Vera Wang Black. For the Dallas reception, the bride ordered a Vera Wang White gown from Davids Bridal, which she paired with the same sparkly blue shoes from Toms for dancing the night away. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Amy Lee. Bridesmaids were Ann
Elise Arrieta, the grooms sister; Andrea Jaegerman; Anne Rekerdres; Anna Tauzin; and Kendall Zini-Jones. Julie Cross, a friend of the grooms family, did a reading of Love by Roy Croft, and James Dolly, the brides brother, sang an original song he wrote for the occasion and played guitar during the ceremony. Assisting the groom as best man was his brother, Edward Arrieta. Groomsmen included Dawson Dorie, Michael Wood, Warren Loftis, Jonathan Rosen, and John Kerby.
The bride is a graduate of the San Marcos Baptist Academy. She received a Bachelor of Arts in behavioral science from Concordia University of Texas and a Master of Liberal Studies from Southern Methodist University. The groom lived in the Park Cities and was home-schooled through high school before pursuing his college studies at Texas Tech. Plans for a honeymoon trip are still in the air as the couple settles into life as man and wife together in Devonshire.
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Alison Pitzer & Nick Mesec
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lison Avril Pitzer and Nicholas Robert Mesec exchanged wedding vows June 8, 2013, at the Vintage Estates in the quaint town of Yountville, Calif. The Rev. Marshall Zieman, of Highland Park Presbyterian Church, officiated. An Elegant Touch of Strings, a string quartet from Oakley, Calif., played during the ceremony and the cocktail reception that followed. Afterward, family and friends enjoyed a sit-down dinner, catered by The Villagio, on the lawn and gardens of the 23-acre estate. At sunset, guests moved inside for dessert and dancing in the 140-year-old Historic Barrel Room with music provided by the popular San Francisco band Big City Review. The rehearsal dinner, hosted by the grooms parents, was held on the eve of the wedding at Trespass Vineyard in St. Helena. Carson Castellaw, of Jordan Payne Events, coordinated the Napa wedding, and Gavin
Farrington from San Francisco served as photographer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pitzer of University Park. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Werneth Avril of Wyoming, Ohio; Mrs. Pattye Dalchau Ward of Dallas; and the late Mr. Robert Pitzer of Asheville, N.C. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mesec, also of University Park. He is the grandson of Dr. Joseph Williamson and the late Mrs. Joseph Williamson of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Rita Mesec and the late Mr. Robert Mesec of Houston. Alison chose a gown designed by Elizabeth Fillmore exclusively for Warren Barrn Bridal. It featured a classic sweetheart neckline that gracefully dipped into a lovely low v-back. Accentuating her waist was a Lush ivory sash that twisted into a beautiful full bow, adding the perfect touch of femininity. The modified mermaid sil-
houette featured French ivory floral lace over a blush underlay of silk. The blush was the perfect hint of color to highlight the delicate pattern of the lace. Alison chose a cathedral-length veil of Italian lace with organza trim by designer Monvieve. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Mrs. Brittain Bakke Ewert. Bridesmaids were Caroline Adams, Madeleine Hall, Lindsey Howie, Taylor Lane, Brittany Mesec, Rachel Riley, Molly Thompson, and Elizabeth Watson. Members of the house party included Hallie Bauer, Brooke Grisebaum, Riley Mundinger, Alixe Ryan, and Hayley Vaughan. Serving the groom as best man was Bryant Popejoy. Groomsmen included Bates Arnot Jr., Grant Ballew, Taylor Inman, Greer Oxford, Austin Pitzer, Chad Russell, Danny Solomon, and Towers Wilen. Ushers were Will Bakke, Mason
Gilmore, Will Hickey, Matt Lucas, John McBroom, and Conner Wood. Will Bakke also read scripture at the ceremony. The bride is a 2007 graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a Bachelor of Art in textiles and apparel from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Alison is employed by Fossil Inc. as brand coordinator for Michele and Zodiac watches. The groom is a 2005 graduate of Highland Park High School. He received his Bachelor of Science in petroleum engineering from the University of Texas at Austin, where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He is a drilling engineer for Pioneer Natural Resources in Dallas. Alison and Nick enjoyed a honeymoon on the island of St. Barths before returning home. They now reside in University Park.
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Ashley Howie & Stuart Tallichet
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shley Howie and Stuart Tallichet exchanged wedding vows April 27, 2013, at The Rotunda at Chase Tower. Their ceremony was officiated by the Honorable Craig Smith. Nuptial music was provided by the Dallas String Quartet. A cocktail reception at the Nasher Sculpture Garden and seated dinner and dancing followed. Dance tunes were provided by Downtown Fever. The parents of the groom hosted a rehearsal dinner at Sammys BBQ on the eve of the wedding. The bride is the daughter of the late John and Eileen Howie of Highland Park. She is the granddaughter of Frances Howie and the late Robert Howie of Richardson, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ronald George Yates of Dallas. The groom is the son of George and
Marisue Tallichet of Houston. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jules Henri Tallichet of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Francis Dougherty, also of Houston. The bride was given in marriage by her friends and family and escorted down the aisle on the arm of her brother, John Robert Howie Jr. She wore a couture gown of filmy, ivory lace on embroidered tulle, designed by Lian Carlo for Neiman Marcus. The v-neck sheath featured a keyhole back. The brides hair was pulled up from her face and accentuated by the lengthy lace-embroidered veil she wore. She carried a bouquet of peonies held together by a small handkerchief embroidered with the brides new initials in blue and a small locket with two photos inside,
one of the bride and her mother and the other of the bride and her father. She wore a pearl bracelet borrowed from her mother-in-law, Marisue Tallichet, for her something borrowed. Assisting the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Lindsey Howie. Bridesmaids included Julie Harding, Heather Woodard, Kate Rupp, Jacqueline Tallichet, and Camille Tallichet. Members of the house party were Graham Jones, Laura Reeder, Peyton Blackwell, and Janie Robertson. Hartley Grace Howie, the brides niece, and Chloe Luedtke were the flower girls. Attending the groom as best man was his brother, Michel Tallichet. Groomsmen included Ben Jorge, Andy Nystuen, Will Ikard, and David Tucker. John Howie III
and Jake Howie, the brides nephews, were ring bearers. The bride graduated cum laude from Texas Christian University, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta and received a Bachelor of Science in communication studies. She received her Juris Doctorate from SMU Dedman School of Law. Ashley is an attorney in the energy practice group at Steptoe & Johnson. The groom received a Bachelor of Arts in economics and international studies from Rhodes College, where he was a member of Sigma Nu. He graduated with honors from SMU Dedman School of Law, where he received a Juris Doctorate. Stuart is an assistant district attorney in the Harris County district attorneys office. The newlyweds live in Houston.
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Brianne Frost & William Webb
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rianne Grace Frost and William Garrett Webb were married April 27 at Highland Park United Methodist Church. The Rev. Walt Marcum officiated their ceremony. They celebrated afterward with family and friends at their reception, held at the Rosewood Crescent Hotel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Frost of University Park. The
groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gary Webb, also of University Park. The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by her maids of honor, sister Courtney Frost and sisterin-law Adair Webb. The best man was the grooms father, Gary Webb. The bride wore a couture gown by Liancarlo accompanied by a cathedrallength veil, which was joined with her
mothers blusher. She walked down the aisle holding the same heirloom lace handkerchief that was carried by brides in the family from as far back as her greatgreat-grandmother. The bride is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, where she received a BBA in energy management from the Price College of Business. She is employed by Swift Energy Operating
in Houston. The groom graduated from Southern Methodist University, where he received a BA in marketing and advertising with a business focus. He is employed by a private equity fund in Houston. The couple embarked on a honeymoon cruise to the Mediterranean before starting their new life together as husband and wife in Houston.
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Erika Bender & Chris Burton
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r i ka Je n s e n B e n d e r a n d Christopher David Burton were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony on April 20 in Perkins Chapel at Southern Methodist University. The nuptial Mass was celebrated by Father Anthony Lackland. Following the ceremony, the couple, their families, and guests celebrated with dinner and dancing at the Dallas Country Club. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garesche Bender of University Park. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Frederick Jensen Jr. of Sioux City, Iowa, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joseph Bender of St. Louis. The groom is the son of Dr. Karen and Mr. Michael David Burton of Dallas. He is the grandson of Mrs. Helen Louise Kelly Burton of Denison, Texas, the late Mr. Mike Spencer Burton Jr., and the late Mr.
and Mrs. Saul Poliner. For her wedding, the bride selected a gown designed by Romona Keveza. It was created of silk taffeta and featured a wrapped shoulder, accented by a looped bow, and pleated ruching that descended the entire length of the mermaid-silhouette gown, cascading into a chapel-length train. Two sashes fell from the shoulder bow and extended past the train, creating a dramatic extension to the gown. The brides cathedral-length veil was a family heirloom of antique Belgian lace. The veil was first worn in 1942 by the brides cousin and worn again in 1983 by the brides mother. The bridal bouquet was white peonies surrounded by a monogrammed satin cuff and a gold-and-sapphire bee pin. The brides second gown, worn for the reception, was designed by Elizabeth Rosbottom and featured handmade blue
lace on a fitted bodice with ivory-satin floor-length skirt and bow at the waist. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Her father escorted her down the aisle. Attending as maid of honor was the brides sister, Carolyn Bekins Bender. The matron of honor was Christine Leigh Pederson. Bridesmaids included Eva Claire Dunlap, Elizabeth Ann Herbert, Lauren Bailey Huzinec, Mary Stephanie Kirkbride, Emily Katherine Means, Elizabeth Mills Sands, and Amanda Leigh Shafer. Members of the house party were Christian Lambert Bender, Lea Francis Bender, Katherine Woolworth Mayne, and Nicole Kent Vakulskas. The scripture readers were the Rev. Richard Joseph Bender Jr. and Carolyn Bekins Bender. Randall and Kathleen Poliner, aunt and uncle of the groom, presided over the presentation of the Eucharistic gifts. Katherine Woolworth
Mayne was the violinist. Assisting as best man was the grooms brother, Kevin Michael Burton. Groomsmen included Robert Garesche Bender Jr., Ryan Robert Bauerle, Aaron Francis Buchbinder, Michael Daniel, Michael Lawrence Foster, Brian Patrick Horan, Mark Thomas Stephens, and Richard Ian VanEvery. The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received her Bachelor of Art from Southern Methodist University in 2010. The bride is a finance manager for Sewell Lexus. The groom is a graduate of Jesuit College Preparatory School. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the SMU Cox School of Business. He is a senior accountant at Montgomery Coscia Greilich LLP. After a wedding trip to St. Lucia, the couple resides in Dallas.
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Catherine Hardy & Hunter Hill

atherine Claire Hardy and Zachary Hunter Hill were sprinkled with raindrops as they exchanged wedding vows on Aug. 10, 2013, on the West Tower Lawn of The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. Dr. Michael D. Dent of Denver officiated the uplifting ceremony, which was marked by thunder and the ringing of church bells from a nearby chapel and the appearance of four deer passing directly behind him as the wedding continued. Nuptial music was provided by the Aspen Strings Quartet. Guests held their umbrellas aloft in the light rain and went inside for the cocktail reception at the Mountain View Terrace before dining and dancing in the Rocky Mountain Ballroom, with music provided by Soul X of Denver. The couple left at midnight, exiting over a bridge with fireworks lighting the night sky on either side of them. On the eve of the wedding, the parents of the groom hosted a rehearsal dinner, followed by a welcome party, at The Broadmoor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph Hardy of Tyler, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Mark Hill of Highland Park. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a Kenneth Pool gown designed for Neiman Marcus. The sheath dress, of silk charmeuse and tulle, featured hand beading from its modified sweetheart neckline to the end of its chapel-length train. Delicate straps custom-made for the bride crossed elegantly at the back. The bride chose a cathedral-length veil of sheer illusion, designed by Homa Creations. Its scalloped edge was beaded to mimic the intricate beading pattern on the gown. Catherine carried a fragrant bouquet of pale yellow roses with binding of vintage beading. Assisting the bride as matron of honor was the sister-in-law of the groom, Taylor Tomasi Hill of New York. Her maid of honor was the brides sister, Caroline Elizabeth Hardy of Dallas. Bridesmaids included Scottie Malone Culpepper of Dallas; Dorothy Ann Bell of New Orleans; Lauren Auffenberg Hill of Dallas, sister-in-law of the groom; Holly Hill Krug of Dallas, sister of the groom; Mary Ward Hendrix of Atlanta; Mary Kathleen Auffenberg of Dallas; Grace Murphy Johnson of Alexandria, Va.; and Hallie Huchel Yarbrough of Atlanta. The flower girl was Julia Marie Rad of Dallas. Attending the groom as best man was his brother Johnathan Chase Hill of New York. Groomsmen were Clark Joseph Hardy of Austin, brother of the bride; Brandon Coy Murphrey of Dallas; Austin Sterling Hill of Dallas, brother of the groom; Adam Ashton Krug of Dallas, brother-in-law of the groom; Maurice Penn Collins III of Los Angeles; Clayton Walker Hill of Dallas, brother of the groom; Nathan Matthew Davenport of Dallas; and Taylor Gostin Conway of Dallas. Ring bearers were the grooms nephews Ashton Hill Krug, Tanner Bennett Krug, and Hudson Miles Krug, all of Dallas. The bride is a graduate of All Saints Episcopal School in Tyler, and Southern Methodist University, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. She received a Bachelor of Arts in corporate communications and public affairs, with a minor in art history. She is creative director for Andie Hamilton Photography. The groom is a graduate of St. Marks School of Texas. He studied at the London School of Economics and received a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Babson College School of Business. He is a principal with Little Pines Resources and is the head of business development. Following their wedding trip to Lanai, Hawaii, the couple have made their home in Dallas.
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Shelby Hoge & Matthew Comeaux

helby Hoge and Matthew Comeaux exchanged sacred wedding vows on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church. Dr. Blair Monie, pastor of Preston Hollow Presbyterian, officiated the ceremony. Brett Taylor, a dear friend, played guitar and sang the Lords Prayer, and Kristin Van Cleve played the violin. A reception of dining and dancing followed at the Ritz-Carlton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Burton Hoge of University Park. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Patricia Hoge Brown and the late Mr. Clarence Wesley Brown of Kingston, Okla., and the late Mr. Stewart Arthur Hoge of Oklahoma City, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Hansing of Edina, Minn. The groom is the son of Ms. Jamie Ann Comeaux of University Park. He is the grandson of Dr. Ernest Poulos and the late Joyce Ann Poulos of Dallas. The bride was given in marriage by her parents and escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father. Shelby chose a Vera Wang strapless ballgown of soft fabric tissue organza and French tulle. It had a draped corset bodice and asymmetrically swept, floating organza petal skirt with pleated tulle. An ivory, grosgrain, multi-bow sash accented the brides natural waistline. She paired her beautiful, couture gown with a cathedral-length veil. The bride carried a bouquet of white peonies, bound together with an heirloom handkerchief, belonging to her grandmother Shirley Hansing. It was embroidered with her grandmothers name, with a small photo of the brides beloved Aunt Barb attached. The bride also carried her Kappa Kappa Gamma handkerchief, concealed beneath her gown, a tradition passed down by her Kappa sisters before her. Shelby completed her ensemble with her mothers pearl earrings. Assisting the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Jennifer Kay Hoge. Bridesmaids included Mary Strode Ayers, Emily Venk Cook, Jennifer Burr Davis, Megan Lynn Evans, Julia Kathryn Jones, Ashley Reed Merritt, Molly Hicks Quirk, Meredith Woodruff Reiff, Ann Patterson Rooney, Natalie Joy Smith, and Whitney Leigh Woodruff. Among the members of the house party were Madeleine Hamsher Fidler, Rachel Kircher Hubbard, Lyndsay Ann Mendenhall, Casey Lamar Shelley, Sarah Elizabeth Smith, and Lindsey Strueber. Elizabeth Marie Comeaux, the grooms niece, was flower girl. Attending the groom as best man was Justin Jeffrey Comeaux, his brother. Groomsmen were Judson Anthony Crow IV, William Everett Francis, Brett Alan Hairston, Cortland Robert Hoge, Marshall Thomas Hunt, Andrew Kenneth Louis, William Austin Wallace Miglicco, Curtis Charles Parker, John William Proctor, Arthur Cameron Quisenberry, and Austin Craig Schenkel. Ushers included Justin Christopher Carroll, Lloyd Robert French IV, William Clingman Jennings, Rhett Whitlow Mason, Mark Devin Owen, and Thomas Brett Taylor. The ring bearer was Reed Connelly Merritt. The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a Bachelor of Arts in communication in 2006 from the University of Oklahoma, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Shelby teaches fourth grade at Kendall-Whittier Elementary in Tulsa. The groom is also a graduate of Highland Park High School. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration in 2007 from Texas Christian University, where he was also a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Matt is attending school at the University of Tulsa College of Law and will take the Texas Bar exam upon graduation in 2014. Following their wedding trip to Krabi, Thailand, the newlyweds have made their home in Tulsa, Okla.
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Jamie Ward & Luke Powell
amie Renee Ward and Luke Hutcheson Powell exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at the First Baptist Church in Longview, Texas. Their ceremony was officiated by Dr. Ken Hall, senior vice president of Baylor University, a family friend of both the brides and the grooms families, and the Rev. Bruce Wells, the brides pastor since birth. The bride entered the church to strains of Two Trumpet Concerto by Vivaldi, played by two trumpeters, and an organist. Seating of the house party, seating of the family, and the processional was by the Longview String Quartet and harp. Selections included Ave Maria by Bach/ Gounod on violin and harp, and Wachet Auf by Bach for the processional. Soloist Walt Tehan sang In This Very Room with the accompaniment of the Longview Strings and harp for the seating of the parents and grandparents. Following the ceremony, the couple, their families, and friends
enjoyed a reception of dining and dancing at the Pinecrest Country Club. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Scott Ward of Longview. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Crutcher of Stanwood, Wash.; Mr. Jack Ward of Longview; and Mrs. Sharon Camp of Kilgore, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd W. Powell Jr. of Highland Park. He is the grandson of Rose Ella Hutcheson and the late Dr. Z.W. Hutcheson Jr. of Amarillo, Texas, and the late Mr.and Mrs. Loyd W. Powell Sr. of Dallas. The bride was given in marriage by her parents and escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father. She chose a trumpetshaped Lazaro gown of ivory silk faced satin with hand-beading and an embroidered tulle bodice with silver accents. Her dress featured a sweetheart neckline with a platinum silk satin ribbon at the waist, and a trumpet skirt. The chapel-
length veil, trimmed with lace and embellished with crystals, was hand-stitched by Jamies maternal grandmother. Jamie also wore diamond-and-pearl earrings, a wedding gift from the groom. She completed her look with white satin Manolo Blahnik shoes and a bridal bouquet of white phalaenopsis orchids and white roses. The brides younger sisters Ashley Ward, Allison Ward, and Kristen Ward attended her as maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Abigail Powell, sister of the groom; Ashley Crutchfield; Justine Hafner; Katie Wells; Jessica Smiley; Ashley Entz; Randelyn Carpenter; Courtney Brice; and Dena Busse. Members of the house party included Sarianne Curtcher, Brianne Crutcher, Bailee Crowder, Erica Grzebielucna, Jessy Bookbinder, Kelly Glavin, and Heather Holland. Scripture readers were Courtney Brice and Justin Zych. Margo and Charlotte Cone were flower girls.
Best men were Gideon and Caleb Powell, the grooms brothers, and Bailey Hunt, his childhood friend. Groomsmen included Ross Davis, Ben Halloran, Mohannad Ibrahim, Ryan Jordon, Cham King, Taylor Tarr, Tyler Bravin, Justin Zych, and Brandon Perella. Ushers were Barrett Cone, Henry Hutcheson, Christopher Ward, Nick Rocco, Tyler Trevino, Kevin Beach, Wes Woods, and Bobby Draughn. The ring bearer was Clay Kohelffel. The bride is a 2008 graduate of Christian Heritage School in Longview. In 2012, she graduated from Baylor University. The groom is a 2008 graduate of Highland Park High School. He is a 2012 graduate of Baylor University. Luke is a landman for Cholla Petroleum in Midland, Texas. Following their wedding trip to Tahiti and Bora Bora, in French Polynesia, the couple have made their home in Midland.
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Michelle Ackels & Scott Roudebush

ichelle Annette Ackels and Michael Scott Roudebush were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony on July 13, 2013, at Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Dallas. Monsignor Milam Joseph officiated. Scripture readers were Emma Ackels, cousin of the bride, and Molly Powell, cousin of the groom. Nuptial music was provided by organist Michael Conrady; vocalist Catherine Nodurft, cousin of the bride; and trumpeter Steve Fitts. Following the ceremony, a seated dinner for 400 guests was held at the historic Belo Mansion and Pavilion, where guests danced the night away with the hot sounds of the Emerald City Band. On the eve of the wedding, the grooms parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Dallas Country Club. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Edward Ackels Jr. of Dallas. Grandparents of the bride are the late Judge and Mrs. Lawrence E. Ackels Sr. of Dallas, and Mrs. Olga Marina and the late Mr. Simon George Marina of McAllen, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Lynn Roudebush of Austin. Grandparents of the groom are the late Melvin Jack Roudebush, the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster Carter Jr. of Montgomery, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Noble Ewan of Midland, Texas. The bride was given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father. The bride wore an elegant gown of ivory Chantilly lace, designed by Liancarlo for Stanley Korshak. The fluted silhouette fashioned a sweetheart neckline and featured a satin sash adorned with blue sapphire crystals, which beautifully accented her natural waist. Tiers of lace delicately cascaded throughout the tulle skirt and fell softly to her Jimmy Choo heels. To complete her ensemble, the bride wore a veil of sheer illusion and matching lace, which framed her face and fell gracefully beyond the chapel-length train of her gown. She carried a hand-tied bouquet of white peonies. Attending as matron of honor was Elizabeth Shortall Pulsinelli. Her bridesmaids were Alana Kalantzakis Ackels, sister-in-law of the bride; Katie Ackels, cousin of the bride; Lindsay Dove; Taylor Olivarri; Lori Rebone; Lauren Ridley; and Christine Schumm. Members of the house party were Jordan Civello, Cheney Friedman, Ashley Holaday, and Megan Rogers, cousin of the bride. The flower girls, Faryn and Natalie Marina, and the ring bearer, Drew Pritchett, were also the brides cousins. Serving the groom as best man was Cole Moreland. Groomsmen included Logan Campbell, Clark Mitzner, Alex Roberto, Matt Smith, Alex Truesdale, Jordan Woolf, and Travis Woolf. Ushers included Andrew Ackels, Edward Ackels, and Nick Ackels, brothers of the bride, and Nat Mucha, cousin of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Ursuline Academy of Dallas. She is an honors graduate of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. Michelle received a bachelors degree in early childhood education in 2009 and a masters degree in elementary education in 2010. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. The groom is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin High School. He is also an honors graduate of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Scott received a bachelors degree in business administration in both marketing and finance in 2010, and was a member of the TCU golf team. Michelle is a second-grade teacher at Christ the King Catholic School in Dallas, and Scott is pursuing a career as a professional golfer. Following a honeymoon trip to Riviera Maya Mexico, the couple will reside in Dallas.
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Morgan Haun & Barron Bell
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organ Leah Haun and Clarence Barron OBeirne Bell Jr. exchanged wedding vows in an intimate, private ceremony at the home of the brides parents in Frisco, Texas, on March 23, 2013. The Rev. Barron Bell, the father of the groom, officiated the ceremony. A reception of dining and dancing followed. A rehearsal dinner was hosted by the parents of the groom on the eve of the
wedding at The Place at Perrys in Uptown. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Haun of Frisco, Texas, and the granddaughter of Mr. Berry Strickland and the late Mrs. Annabelle Strickland of Camden, Ark., and Mrs. Billie Haun and the late Mr. Jessie Daniel J.D. Haun of Frisco, Texas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barron OBeirne Bell Sr. of Dallas,
and the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen Huscher of Higginsville, Mo., and Mrs. Marjorie Bell and the late Mr. Robert Bell of Houston. Joining the families and friends of the bride and the groom at the ceremony were Betsy Kaye Smith, the brides niece, who was the flower girl, and Jett Remington Haun, the brides nephew, who was the ring bearer.
Morgan is a flight attendant with Southwest Airlines. The groom received a BBA in finance from Texas A&M and is a public relations consultant in Dallas. Following their wedding trip to Puerto Morelos, Mexico, the couple have made a new home for themselves in Uptown Dallas. DeAnna Romero photographed all the joyful smiles on this momentous occasion.
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Susan Deasy & Jimmy Conway
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usan Deasy and Jimmy Conway exchanged wedding vows June 8 at the William Boyd Chapel at the Asheville School in Asheville, N.C. Their ceremony was officiated by the Rev. Timothy Lolley. A string trio and trumpeter filled the air with the beautiful strains of trumpet voluntary as the bride made her way down the aisle. The trumpet was featured again in the recessional with Trumpet Tune after the couple were pronounced husband and wife. A reception of dining and dancing followed at the Grove Park Inn. Dinner was presented in stations featuring Susan and Jimmys favorite foods, including fried chicken, mashed potatoes, shrimp and grits, biscuits, salad, and fried green toma-
toes. Guests ate on the terrace overlooking the scenic Appalachian Mountains. The first dance was Livin on Love by Alan Jackson, quickly followed by other favorite dance tunes played by a local band. The bride is the daughter of Anna and John Deasy of Asheville. The groom is the son of Tara and Jim Conway of Dallas, formerly of University Park. Presented in marriage by her parents and escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father, the bride wore a Judd Waddell ball gown adorned with lace. A sparkling crystal-encrusted belt defined her natural waistline; both the belt and the brides finely detailed headband were designed by Bloom Veils. Her two-tiered veil reached her waist. The bridal bouquet mixed blush
and ivory peonies, white ranunculus, white anemones, and soft green hydrangeas, and the flowers hid a small charm bracelet wrapped around the handle. It was Susans mothers childhood bracelet which stood for something old. Susan completed her ensemble with Valentino beige pumps. The bride was attended by Anna Katherine Deasy, her sister, as maid o f h o n o r. B r i d e s m a i d s i n c l u d e d Lauren Hollan, Joanna Hartin, Laura Oppenheimer, Madison Hastings, Kaitlyn Conway, and Taylor Collinsworth. The flower girl was Olivia Armstrong. The grooms father, Jim Conway, a s s i s t e d t h e g ro o m a s b e s t m a n . Groomsmen were Hunter Crawford, Peter Stovall, Brantley McCamey, William
Torrey, Hunter Boynton, and Richmond Collinsworth. Ushers included Robert Shaw, Lance Young, and Bradley Cain. Nolan Armstrong was ring bearer. The bride is a 2005 graduate of The Woodlands High School in The Woodlands, Texas. She received a Bachelor of Science in marketing from the University of Alabama in 2009. She is a territory manager for Shaw Industries. The groom is a 2005 graduate of Highland Park High School. He received a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Louisiana State University in 2009. He is a sales executive with Marriott International. Following their wedding trip to Cabo San Lucas, the couple now reside in Dallas.
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Katherine Williams & Bobby Shaw

atherine Elizabeth Williams and Robert Leland Shaw III were united in marriage on Saturday, April 13, 2013, at First United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Ala. The Rev. Karl Stegall performed the ceremony. Dining and dancing followed at the Union Station Train Shed. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Terry D. Williams of Montgomery, Ala. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary John Williams, the late Mr. Cecil D. Williams and Mrs. Cecil D. Williams, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Uhlich. The groom is the son of Mrs. Robert L. Shaw Jr. of University Park and the late Mr. Robert Leland Shaw Jr. He is the grandson of Mrs. Robert Louis Bruns and the late Mr. Robert Louis Bruns, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leland Shaw. Given in marriage by her father, Katherine chose an elegant customdesigned gown of ivory Alencon lace. The trumpet-like silhouette fashioned a sweetheart neckline and featured a hand-sewn
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Swarovski crystal belt. The bride topped off her look with a matching Alencon lace bolero. The bride also wore her sister-in-
laws cathedral-length veil of re-embroidered lace and tulle. Elizabeth Bloom Williams, sister-in-
law of the bride, and Emily Harwood Eland served as matrons of honor. Bridesmaids included Nancy Van Zile Stewart, Amber Johnson Ball, Jennifer Lynn Berg, Mary Elizabeth Cooper, Tarryn Ashley Uran, Allyssa Carter Welsh, Elizabeth Patton Howard, and Mary Elizabeth Rich. The best man was the grooms brother John Bruns Shaw. Groomsmen included his brothers James William Cantwell Shaw and Peter Ferguson Shaw, the brides brothers Taylor Alexander Williams and Collier Steadman Williams, Frank Wilson Burford, Alexander Michael Coron, John Hughston Nichols, Peter OBrien Stovall, and Brian Spencer Ladewig. Ushers were Bill Uran, Brantley McCamey, James Michael Conway, Curtis Arthur Edenfield, Murray Caldwell Vaughan Jr., and Christopher Peyton Yarbrough. Susan Huntley Chapman was the scripture reader. Caroline Elizabeth Bruns was the flower girl. Following a honeymoon in Los Cabos, Mexico, the couple makes their home in Dallas.
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r. a n d M r s. Pa t r i c k McEvoy Jr. of University Park are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Grace, to Robert Willing Ryan III, son of Mrs. Deborah Johnson Ryan and the late Robert Willing Ryan Jr. The bride is a graduate of the University of Mississippi with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology. She is currently a classical Pilates instructor in Dallas. The groom is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in economics, and Southern Methodist University, where he received a Master of Bus-iness Administration degree. He is the founder and managing partner of RWR Investments, a private investment firm in Dallas. The couple plans to wed in Sea Island, Ga., in May.
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r. and Mrs. Charles W. Wolcott of Dallas and Houston, formerly of University Park, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Betsy Wolcott, to Tyler Sorenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Sorenson of Dallas. The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a Bachelor of Science in Spanish from Vanderbilt University. Betsy is a social media consultant. The groom is a graduate of Lake Highlands High School. He received a Bachelor of Arts in government from the University of Texas. Tyler is a vice president of real estate dispositions at G.E. Capital Franchise Finance. The couple plan a Dec. 14 wedding at the St. Marks School of Texas Chapel.
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Engagement Daniel - Bailey

r. and Mrs. Richard Hartman Daniel of University Park are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Elizabeth Daniel, to Brennan Mize Bailey, son of Mr. Hatch Mansell Bailey and the late Yvonne Bailey of Waco, Texas. The bride is a graduate of Highland Park High School. She received a B.A. in child and family studies from Baylor University. Laura is the womens staff director with Waco K-Life Youth Ministry. The groom is a graduate of Vanguard College Preparatory. He received a B.B.A. in entrepreneurship and risk management & insurance from Baylor. Brennan is a co-founder and consultant at Invelum. The couple plan to marry in late October at Highland Park Presbyterian Church.
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Marriage Tracks Back to Fifth Grade
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William Webb and Brianne Frost, who got married in April, met 13 years earlier while participating in the Park Cities YMCA Track and Field Meet.
Editors note: This story previously appeared in the May 17 edition of Park Cities People. BY DAN KOLLER
People Newspapers
he blast of a starters pistol sounds nothing like the chimes of wedding bells. But for one young couple, those noises are forever linked. Brianne Frost and William Webb got married on April 27, nearly 13 years after they met at the 2000 edition of the Park Cities YMCA Track and Field Meet. Well, they didnt exactly meet at the meet. But thats where William first noticed Brianne.
They were both fifth-graders at McCulloch Intermediate School. She had just finished competing in the long jump for her old school, University Park Elementary. He was waiting to run a relay for his alma mater, Hyer Elementary. William tried to work up the nerve to say something to Brianne, but he was a little intimidated by the presence of her father, Scott. I walked in circles around them for a little bit, trying to catch her eye, William said. After finding out her name, William looked up Briannes phone number in the McCulloch directory. He dialed that number 20 times before he found the courage to hit the call button.
Her dad answered, and I was a little bit terrified, William said, but I asked to speak to Brianne, and basically asked her out. Brianne agreed to go see a movie with him, because it turned out that her dad, whom William initially perceived as a hurdle, was actually a fan. Scott recognized Williams name from the track meet. Hes the fastest guy in fifth grade, Brianne remembers her father telling her. You have to go out with him. Aside from a couple of short-term breakups, shes been going out with him ever since. They stayed together through their years at McCulloch, Highland Park Middle School, and Highland Park High School, where they were both on the track team.
They remained a couple as she played soccer at Oklahoma and he played football at Virginia and SMU. On Nov. 24, 2011, William popped the question in the Goar Park gazebo. After their wedding at Highland Park United Methodist Church and honeymoon on a Mediterranean cruise, the couple lives in Houston, where shes a landman and hes an equity analyst. So if any of the young athletes who participated in this years Park Cities YMCA track meet noticed someone special that day, take a page out of Williams book; call him or her up. That teammate may end up being your soulmate. Email dan.koller@ peoplenewspapers.com
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April 27, 2013, at Highland Park United Methodist Church
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