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WattsMulCoreena and Brad, together with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mullintake great pleasure in announcingtheirWedding vows were exchanged onApril 15, 1989 at St. Andrews UnitedChurch in Swan River. Rev. KathyHighmoor performed the ceremony. The bride was escorted into thebothHer floor-length gown of white satinand lace, adorned with pearls and sequins, flowed into a chapel-lengthbod icented by a sweetheart neckline. Thebride chose a finger-tip veil, held inShelace gauntlets to complete the ensemble. Her large cascade bouquet consisted of ruby-tipped, disco roses.fresh greens, and a touch of baby's breath.Attending the bride as maid of honour was Claudia Sutherland friendof the bride.Bridesmaids were; Angie Hrycyk,friend of the bride, Lisa Bresky,YourCALENDAR OFEVENTSPage 565ManitobaYellow PagesTMmarriavowsBinTheRectoi*Photo bv: Russo!! PhotoUshers were Robin Hinchclitfe andClayton Davy, friends of the groom. The mother of the bride chose apresetPrecocktail-length lilac - mauve dress.meeticorsage matching perfectly.^ . *The mother of the groom chose a royal - blue, cocktail - length dress.prayetI ParkSec recorsage corresponded beautifully. The fathers wore boutonnieres ofgaveivory roses.Laura Watts, cousin of the bride,and Randine Wlasichuk. friend of theprevnSoci.Kirk\A. Lbride, accompanied by organist.Janette Roberge, friend of the brideing tfdiscuand groom, sang “Your The Inspiration shortly into the ceremony andlater during the signing of the registerthey sang, “Lost In Your Eyes.” All three sounded lovely together.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Legion Hall inSwan River.Jim Sutherland, friend of thegroom, acted as master ofceremonies, and did a very fine job.■ iThe toast to the bride was given by the bride’s uncle, Ed Toderchuk.Grace was said by Rev. KathvHighmoor. The wedding cake wasbeautiful in three white layers the top• i* 1 * ilayer being elevated by four whitepillars and trimmed in ruby - coloredroses.Guest book attendants were Rickcousin of the bride. Maxine Johnston of ruby - tipped and disco roses, net- Watts brother of thei bride: and An-friend of the bride, Karen Moore, ting- lace and baby s breath.drea Watts, cousin of the bride.friend of the bride, and junior bridesmaid was Carla Watts, sister ofthe bride,The groom was attired in an all black tuxedo, complete with black cummerbund and bow tie. He woreA dance was held following thereception. Everyone enjoyed listeningand dancing to the sounds of “ I heThe girls wore ruby - colored silkand lace dresses and carried bouquetsa boutonniere which matched his Edge” from Melville. Saskbride's bouquet.Brad and Coreena would again like« A * * Im —■MiBest man of the groom was John Daviduik, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were, Patrick Mullin,to thank all their family and friendsbrother of the groom. Richard Met-**W- M. a W ■for all of their help and support during the wedding. A special thanks to Jim Russell of Russell Photo for hiscalfe, friend of the groom. Rod■ ■. 'X . a ■ 1Mullin cousin of the groom, DavidCurrie, friend of the groom, andjunior groomsman was Craig Bryskaexcellent job of the wedding photos, Myrna Zinkicvv and helpers who prepared and served a simply great meal, Buds and Blossoms for thecousin of the groom.beautiful fresh flowers. ValleyThe guys wore shaip black tuxedos.They had ruby cummerbunds, andWorkshop for their finely crafted ear decorations, Powell Motors and Kenties, and puffs to match the girls, their Sutherland for the wedding cars, anda « ( • * a ■ Ji t I I ■ ■ _ . . I , a tboutonnieres also matched the girls’ Bert Sutherland, Albert and Ricky.t 1 ■ ...bouquets.Candle lighters were Dana and. a ■Hanke for their help also.Stacey Mullin, sisters of the groomYou have all helped to make our daytruly special and unforgetable.Thank you all.•atLoveBrad and Coreena Mullin
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Swan Valley Star and Times
Swan River, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Sep 14, 1989
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