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Gunsett, Dibert Wedding Vows, Rings ExchangedWedding vows and rings were exchanged by Miss Kathleen Elaine Gunsett and Stephen Craig Dibert in a 6;30 p. m. Nov. 25 ceremony performed by the Rev. Edward Brandeberry in the First United Methodist Church.Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gunsett of 650 S. Washington St. and Mr.and Mrs. Edsel Dibert of Ohio City.Arrangements of white carnations and baby’s breath flanked by 15-branched candelabra set the background forthe ceremony which was preceded with organ music by Mr . Gloria e ’fH . **selections by Dan Prior of Columbus.long-stemmed red Duchess rose accented with baby's breath.For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Gunsett chose a floor-length dress beautified with a gold sequined top and a matching gold belt. The bodice had a wedding ring collar and was secured to a heaven blue gathered skirt.The bridegroom's mother chose a royal blue and gold silk floor-length gown and had matching acceaaot c*.Both mothers were presented corsa.es o. douce cymcidium orchids.Stephen Rhoades, all of VanWert.The newlyweds were honored at a reception held in thechurch social room immediately following the exchange of vows.Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Deborah Dibert of Van Wert and Mrs. Linda Gunsett of Decatur. Ind. sisters-in-law of the bridegroom and bride respectively. Miss Laura Gunsett of Decatur. Ind., niece of the bride, and Miss Elizabth Gilliland of East Liverpool, cousin of the bride, were junior hostesses.Hurricane bmn- lt;n A t’p aisle along which the bride was escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore a formal gown of white satin faced peau The bodice had a wedding ring collar and long full sleeves deep cuffed at the wrists and secured with buttons and loops. White re-embroidered Alenco n lace appliques enhanced the bodice and a matching satin belt trimmed the back waistline.Also remembered by thecouple with flowers were the bride groo m’s .grand pa rents. M r.f*S.maternal aunt. Mrs EdithLober. the bride's maternal aunt. Mrs Margaret Gilliland James Dibert brother of the bridegroom, attended to the duties of best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Dan Gunsett of Chapel Hill. N. C., twin brother of the bride, and Fred Kiggins. James Sheets andThe newlyweds are residing at 1643 Bree.se Road, Lima The bride is a graduate of Van Wert High School and Dhio State University.The bridegroom is an alumnus of Ohio City-Liberty High School and Ohio State University. He is a member of the faculty and coaching staff of Bath High School, Lima.The bridegroom’s parents were hosts at a rehearsal party held at Holiday Inn.The front of the A-line skirt was beautified with re-embroidered lace appliques touched with pearls. The gown fell gracefully from the back waistline to chapel length She wore a matching cloche enhanced with re-embroidered Jace and studded with pearls •and secure'! *o a chape' length Veil which, fell over the gown.I The bridal bouquet was a crescent-shaped arrangement of Forever Yours roses centered jwith a cymbidium orciiid c.uster accented with ivy.• As her maid of honor the Ibri.de chose her sister. Miss Kristen Gunsett. Bridesmaids ..were Kffsfl Ka 1 (Columbus. Mrs. Kathleen lt;Cahoon) VanPortfleet of Grand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs Regina Gunsett of Chapel Hill, N. C I The maid of honor and bridesmaids chose identically-styled form a is of ruby imported Velvet The bodices had wedding Ting collars and long full bishop aleeves deep cuffed at the Jwrists.» Candlelight Venise lace entwined with ruin* velvet ribbon Jbeautified the neckline, bodice end cuffs of each attendant’s gown. The A line ruby velvet skirts came to slightly gathered silhouettes■ Each attendant carried aAUTOMATICACCOMPANIMENT(David Prior photo tMr. and Mrs. Stephen Craig Dibert
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Van Wert Times Bulletin
Van Wert, Ohio, US
Thu, Nov 30, 1972
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