Rutland Grosshans.Dr. Robert Self officiated at the covenant marriage ceremony of Jamie Gayle Rutland and Joshua Dean Grosshans on May 27, 2006, at 6 p.m. at First Baptist Church First Baptist Church may refer to many churches: Canada
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rutland Jr. of Brookhaven and the granddaughter of William D. Alexander, the late Willene Alexander, Jack Rutland Sr., and the late Evelyn Rutland. The groom is the son of Rev. & Mrs. Timothy Grosshans of Orlando, Florida, and the grandson of Wanda Grosshans, the late Thomas Grosshans, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchholz. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an ivory duchess satin gown with fitted bodice embellished with silver and pearl embroidery. The box-pleated skirt flowed into a chapel-length train accented with covered buttons. She carried a bouquet of ivory roses, pink-tipped peonies, freesia freesia: see iris. freesia Any of the approximately 20 species of South African plants that make up the genus Freesia, in the iris family, with corms, grassy foliage, and wiry spikes of bell-like, lemon-scented flowers in white, yellow, orange, and , and stephanotis. Mary Grace Mooney served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lauren Bell, Regina Burgess, Bethany Carlson, Faith Grosshans, Joy Grosshans, Laura Hill, Elizabeth Hoffman, Charity Hilderbrandt, and Megan Hough. The attendants wore various styles of floor-length dresses in espresso and pink satin. Their bouquets included pink and terracotta roses, berries, ranunculus Ranunculus a very large plant genus of family Ranunculaceae; the buttercups. All of them should be regarded as potentially poisonous. The species listed below have been reported as causing poisoning in animals. , and monkey tail. The flower girl, Elizabeth Mooney, wore a pink gown with espresso sash and carried a pomander po·man·der n. 1. A mixture of aromatic substances enclosed in a bag or box as a protection against odor or infection, formerly worn on one's person but now usually placed in a dresser drawer or closet. 2. of pink carnations. Jared Chessar served as best man. Groomsmen included Rishi rishi (rēˑ·shē), n in Sanskrit, one who possesses knowledge. Bagga, Benjamin Beliles, James Grosshans, John Grosshans, Navin Ramnath, Nicholas Seidule, Wesley Sun, and Daniel Wise. Ushers were Mark Cordray, Paul Ellis, Joshua Grissom, James Johnson, and Russell Rutland. House party members included Amy Bell, Tara Branson, Heath and Jennifer Jennings, Holli Kimbrough, Rebecca Pierce, and Kristin Spilker. Rachel Gardner and Anna Louise Gardner served as program attendants. Music was provided by pianists Martha Bowling and Susie Kimbrough, organist Celeste Celeste is a woman's first name. Celeste may also refer to: in Music
Following the ceremony, the bride's parents hosted a buffet dinner reception featuring an array of South American selections. The reception hall was decorated with candelabra and expansive arrangements of branches, berries, and grasses, intermixed with roses in shades of pink and terracotta, hydrangeas, waxflowers, and larkspur. A wall of brown satin featured the bride and groom's custom monogram. Tables were covered in brown with runners of pink silk accented with carved candlesticks, votives, and arrangements of leafy branches in tall vases. Highlighting the dessert table was a dark chocolate cake with mocha filling and a ganache ga·nache n. A rich icing made of chocolate and cream heated and stirred together, used also as a filling, as for cakes or pastry. [French.] outer layer adorned with scrollwork scroll·work n. Embellishment with a scroll motif, especially ornamentation executed in wood with a scroll saw. and flowers. On the eve On the Eve (Накануне in Russian) is the third novel by famous Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, best known for his short stories and the novel Fathers and Sons. of the wedding, the groom's parents hosted a dinner at Fernwood Country Club. The couple is at home in Orlando, where the groom is an attorney with Nardella Chong and the bride is an Assistant State Attorney. |
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