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Teresa This book has been created
to After months of planning and anticipation, the special day had finally arrived. Terry and Mike, who first met in algebra class, were about to be married. The wonderful relationship they had established had grown and they had decided to become husband and wife. The guests assembled at St. Anne's Church in Atlanta, Georgia to witness the happy event. Joe, John and Kyle greeted family and friends and ushered them to their seats. Sally Bronson was the Matron of Honor. Anjie, Betsy and Cathy also attended. Many weddings have flower girls, but none as adorable as Missy. The responsibilities of ring bearer were assigned to Joey, who stood proudly by the groom. Having friends and family with them on their wedding day was very important to Terry and Mike. The bride appeared at the entrance with her dad. Proceeding in, Terry smiled, recognizing relatives and special friends. The proud groom awaited his bride with his best man, Miles Waid. Mike was also supported by Frank, Terry and Pete. Taking her place beside him, Terry turned to face Mike. A look of love and understanding passed between them. Father Hunt opened with specially chosen words on the significance of marriage. The couple exchanged their solemn vows, promising to love and honor each other for the rest of their lives. The ring ceremony was especially moving, for it symbolized their lifelong commitment. After the ceremony, Father Hunt introduced the radiant couple as husband and wife. Following the ceremony, everyone gathered at Hidden Creek Country Club to congratulate the happy couple and to wish them well in the future. On leaving for their honeymoon in Hawaii, the newlyweds realized that this was the beginning of their new life together. Mike and Terry returned to settle into their first home at 1232 Anywhere Street. From this moment forward, they would share in all life had to offer. They were confident that their mutual respect would guide them through any trying times they may encounter. Terry and Mike were grateful to Mary and Phillip Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith for the support they received at this very special time. With all our love and
wishes for a happy marriage
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