Download - Bridal 2011

Bridal 2011

A Supplement toThe Eunice News

Sunday, January 30, 2011

2 Sunday, January 30, 2011 The Eunice News Bridal Supplement

About The CoverThe White Oak Plantation in Baton Rouge was the setting

for the evening, double-ring ceremony uniting Jessica Michelle Borne and Trey Michael Turner in Holy Matrimony.

The ceremony was held June 5, 2010 at 7 p.m. with Reverend

The bride is the daughter of Dr. Glenn and Michelle Borne of Eunice; and the groom is the son of Randy and Mindy Turner of Eunice.

Hayley Alaina Smith and Charles Andre LeDoux were married at St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Eunice on May 21, 2010. The bride is the daughter of Arvin and Sandra Smith of Eu-nice and the groom is the son of Joseph LeDoux of Richard and Karen LeDoux of Eunice.

Mon-Fri 7:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday 7:00 am-1:00 pm

337-457-3113 Eunice

www.truevalue.com

SMITH’S HARDWARE

Party TentsChairsTablesLinensFountains

CandelabrasCoffee PotsRoasterPunch BowlsArchways

Stainless Steel Platters Wine & Champagne Glasses

Sno-Cone Machine

Cotton Candy Machine Popcorn Machine

The Final TouchHair and Nail Salon

We’re here to make your Special Day the most

Beautiful Day of your life.

700 E. LaurelEunice

546-0965

Making memories from the first

to the last dance.REASONABLE RATES

TODD ORTEGODJ Services

“Wedding Reception Specialist”789-5458 or 546-6864

Wacky Wedding factsAccording to TheKnot.com, the

unofficial experts on all things weddings, there are some things that may surprise the average person about weddings across the country. Here are some facts to consider.

* Weddings in Iowa and Ne-braska are the biggest, averag-ing 200 guests.

* The average engagement ring costs more than $5,800.

* Most brides have one do-it-

yourself element, such as favors or escort cards.

* “Can You Feel the Love To-night” and “Lady in Red” are the two most popular first dance songs (even though 87 percent of brides wear white).

* Only 19 percent of couples rely on a wedding planner.

* Ancient Romans broke a cake over the bride’s head to symbol-ize fertility.

What’s Inside?Featured inside this Bridal

Edition are pictures of ran-domly selected brides and married couples of 2010. These bridal pictures were featured in The Eunice News editions in 2010. Also inside are Eunice couples who tell their story, how they met each other, and their wedding day.

Getting married soon? The Eunice News offers special Engagement and Wedding packages:

*Engagement and wedding package for $85. Lamination available for extra $10 and three months’ free subscrip-tion.

* Engagement photo sizes are 2 cols x 4 inches; wedding pictures are 2 cols x 6 inches. Guaranteed color location is available for an extra fee of $35.

* Engagement only $35, with one-month free subscrip-tion

* Wedding only $50, lamina-tion $5 extra, and two months free subscription

Simple, detailed forms can be picked up in the news-paper’s front office at 465 Aymond. The information can be submitted by email (preferred) or hand-delivered. There is a word limit on each announcement.

Questions, additional infor-mation: myra.miller@eunice-today.com

An LSUE fall dance brought Charles (Charlie) Joubert and Mary Chachere together as an “item.” They were married three years later on the anni-versary of their first date.

Charlie and Mary Joubert were introduced during a blind date. They were introduced by Joubert’s first cousin who was

a college friend of Mary. Mary said, “We dated for a year, then Charlie proposed, and we married two years later when I finished college.”

The Jouberts have been married for 35 years. Their wedding date was November 22, 1975. They married at St. Edward Catholic Church

in Richard by Father F. Bourque. Bridesmaids includ-ed Tina Chachere McKissic, Linda C. Guilbeaux, Cindy Chachere Hidalgo, Rhoda Huckaby, and maid of honor was Geraldine Broussard Fuselier. Groomsmen were Harold Bertrand, Edward Joubert, Scott Hargroder, Lloyd Chachere,and best man Dale Latiolais. The couple took a honeymoon trip to New Orleans.

The couple has three daugh-ters, Heather Joubert Bearb, Courtney Joubert and Katie Joubert Mayeaux, and four grandchildren, McKenzie, Jacob, Lauren and Mary Grace.

Charlie’s proposal was a unique one. Mary said, “We were on our way to a friend’s engagement party. Charlie asked me to open the glove compartment and there, inside, was the opened ring box, and of course, he proposed.”

The couple still enjoy married life after 35 years together. What attracted them to each other, many years ago, to date? Mary said, “Charlie claims that I was the prettiest woman

Bridal Supplement The Eunice News Sunday, January 30, 2011 3

See Joubert on Page 4

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joubert, Nov. 22, 1975

Eunice337-457-4921

www.nickson2nd.com

See us for your special event.on 2nd

REHEARSAL DINNERS EDDINGSCOURTYARD EDDINGS ANCE HALL ACCESSABLE

BANQUETS ANY FESTIVE OCCASION

We have complete bars and full catering services. Our location or yours.

YyOoUuRrFfIiıRrSsTt home together.YyOoUuRrFfIiıRrSsTt loan together.YyOoUuRrFfIiıRrSsTt choice for low rates, flexible terms and reliable service you can trust?

457-8196

Beauty isn’t just about how you look, its about how you feel... when you feel good,

you look good.

All services performed by students under supervision of licensed instructor.

Deep cleansing FACIALParafin PEDICUREParafin MANICURE

Bridal package Mini Spa:

Blue eyed man and prettiest woman in the world married 35 years


????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

When business was good, he said he didn’t

need to advertise.

When business was bad, he said he couldn’t afford to advertise.

For the life of us, wecan’t remember his name.

465 Aymond StreetEunice, LA 70535

Call Anissa or Melissa Today!

Advertising you can hold on to...

BASILE STATE BANK

We know that buying a home can be stressful.Our commitment to Personal Service will make your Home-buying experience so much Easier!Call one of our Loan Officers today for more information.

Eunice Branch

751 W. Maple Eunice, LA 70535

337.457.4050 337.457.7581 Fax

Main Office

3031 Stagg Ave. Basile, LA 70515 337.432.6646 337.432.5166 Fax

www.basilebank.com

JoubertContinued from Page 3

The honeymoon of your dreams is just a phone call

away. Call or visit one of our friendly travel agents today!

Creative Travel Service

942-2111 or 1-800-462-3762

and I thought Charlie has the most beautiful blue eyes in the world! As we continued to date we knew sharing our strong Catholic faith and being a part of a big, close family was very important to both of us.”

Charlie, a former deputy sher-iff, is employed with the St. Landry Parish School Board as a bus driver. He is also a hunting and obedience dog trainer. Mary retired after 33 years as a teacher at Highland Elementary and is presently teaching second grade at St. Edmund Elementary.

The couple enjoy spending quality time with their children and grandchildren, “They give us so much pleasure. We also enjoy cooking a big meal and inviting friends and family to join us. We both love watching a good football game, whether it’s the Bobcats, Blue Jays, LSU Tigers or New Orleans Saints.”

Christina N. Gobert and Kevin J. Johnwell, Sr. was united in Holy Mat-rimony at The Golden Star Baptist Church in Eunice on April 10, 2010. Gobert is the daughter of Nancy Gobert and the late Daniel Gobert of Swords; and Johnwell is the son of Elouise and James Johnwell, Sr. of Eunice.

Brooke Lomas and Rusty Carrier united in marriage on May 29, 2010 at the Northwest Community Center in Eunice. Lomas is the daughter of Francis “Tiny” Lomas and Johnny and Cheryl Manuel, all of Eunice; and Carrier is the son of Earlyn Carrier, Jr. and Kathleen Fruge, both of Eunice.

Call The Eunice News for all your laminating needs.

Principal John Wendell Prudhomme of Central Middle School met his wife Yvonne G. Trevino while serving in a mutual friend’s wedding.

He said, “We had the oppor-tunity to meet each other by serving at a wedding of some mutual friends of ours 18 years ago. Ironically, we managed to meet each other a second time at another wedding several years later.”

The couple continued to date for three years, which was a long distance relation-ship between Houston where Yvonne is from and Eunice.

Their first date included din-ner at a Chili’s Restaurant in Lake Charles.

The Prudhommes are sec-ond time marriages and both are happy for a second chance at love. Wendell said, “I was attracted to Yvonne, not only for her outward beauty but for her inward beauty and person-ality.”

Wendell proposed to his future bride by singing. He said, “It was nothing tradi-tional. I proposed to my wife by the tunes of R.Kelly “Forever”. I lip-synced the song to her and at the end pulled out her ring.”

The couple have been married for four years, and together have four children, Chassadie LeMelle, 26, Chelsie LeMelle, 23, Philip LeMelle, 18, and Brianna Carter, 14. They con-sider themselves grandparents also. Wendell explained, “We

do not have any grandchildren but we have a close member to the family that adopted us to be his grandparents. Julian, 5, lived with us for a while. He has our “grandparent kind of love”

The Prudhommes were mar-ried on October 28, 2006 by Scurdy Menard, minister. Magellan Deville of Sunset and Melanie Allison of Eunice were the witnesses. Wendell laughed, “I picked this day because it’s payday and I would only have to remember we got married in October.”

The couple did not take a hon-eymoon. Rather, they simply drove down the road, grabbed some boudin, cracklins and a six-pack of Coronas.

Wendell is Central Middle School’s principal and his wife has been employed at Mercy Regional Medical Center as an RN-Education/Employee Health for one year.

The couple enjoy travel-ing, exercising, spending time

with family, cooking and rid-ing motorcycles and are mem-bers of St. Mathilda Catholic Church in Eunice.


Partial or full services available including decorations, cakes & more

“Since 1989”

Cell: 337.466.6930

Other: 337.580.9036

from your simply casual social gathering to your most elegant ballroom wedding

and reception

Boudin, cracklins and a six pack of Coronas was their honeymoon

Mr. and Mrs. John Wendell Prudhomme, December 2004

Log-on to eunicetoday.com for the latest in local news, as it happens, view listings for local advertisers, and stay up-to-date with local sales and specials.

Why Wait? Wedding Shop

Jessica McClintockJasmineChristina Wu

"It's well worth the drive"Precious

AlyceMori Lee

Your

Dessy

Maggie Sottero

Mon Cheri

Jovani

Donald and Barbara Mayeux

were definitely attracted to

each other from day one. They

first in the front of the LSU

Library, introduced by a mutu-

al friend in June of 1959.

They were both 17; Don was

from Mamou and Barbara

Richard Mayeux was from

Baton Rouge.

Barbara said, “We met

again the same evening at the

Catholic Center’s Newman

Club dance. The next day we

were surprised to find out

that we were both in the same

Books and Library class.”

The couple dated for the

next three years. Barbara was

attracted by his outgoing per-

sonality. “He was a nice man

and a great dancer,” Barbara

said.

Don’s new girlfriend Barbara

was a cute young lady, he

claimed, “She also had a boun-

cy ponytail and possessed a

‘cute little figure,’ and most of

all she was easy to just talk to.”

The Mayeuxs first date was

just a simple meeting. Barbara

said, “Don didn’t have a car, so

we met and visited on campus.

Sometimes he would borrow a

bike and ride saveral miles to

my home. We did make dates

to Rip’s Huddle by the levee in

downtown Baton Rouge, and

enjoyed dancing to the Platters

and Fats Domino.”

Don left LSU to attend Notre

Dame University, but returned

the following year to the Baton


© 2009 Merle Norman Cosmetics, Inc. Merle Norman Cosmetic Studios have been independently owned and operated since 1931.

“I do” …

Jan’s Merle Norman337-546-6776

1701 West Laurel Avenue Eunice

His outgoing personality, her bouncy ponytail, tied the knot 48 years ago

RAY’S BAKERY

Wedding or Anniversary

The center of the most memorable pictures!

RAY’S BAKERY457-5366

The center of the most memorable pictures!

Specializing inWedding or Anniversary

Cakes

~ Pocket Bread ~~ Selection of Cake Toppers ~

No Wedding Too Big or Too Small!

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mayeux, Aug. 18, 1962

See Mayeux on Page 7

Rouge campus. Barbara recalls how hard it was to maintain their dating relationship. “He had already planned his fresh-man year at Notre Dame, but returned to LSU. Long-distance relationship letter writing was the only way we communicated. We never talk-ed on the phone that year. Long-distance calls were not allowed by our parents; they were too expensive.”

Don’s marriage proposal was a traditional one. The couple was picnicking at City Park in Baton Rouge. Don said, “This was a great place because Barbara loved nature. We ate fried chicken. She still remem-bers her sparkling diamond on her greasy fried chicken fin-gers!” Don redeemed himself later that evening as he took his future bride to an expen-sive Italian restaurant, “The Village.” The couple enjoyed a

romantic dinner.The couple was married at 10

a.m. Saturday, Aug. 18, 1962 at Christ The King Catholic Church on the LSU campus. Barbara’s cousin the Rev. Kenneth Richard officiated. Maid of honor was her sis-ter Suzanne Richard; atten-dants were Judy Vicknair and Margaret Mayeux. Best man was Donald A. Mayeux, the groom’s father. Groomsmen were David Tate and Dale Richard. The couple took a honeymoon trip to Panama City, Fla.

After college, Don joined the Air Force as an officer. The couple spent three years at McDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla. Upon completion of his tour, and by then proud parents of two daughters, Don entered LSU Law School while Barbara taught school.

The Mayeuxs have five daughters, Michelle Lejeune of Eunice, Denise Sauviac of Baton Rouge, Monique Lake of Alabama, Yvette Marionneaux of Baton Rouge and Nicole

Akyuz of Georgia. They are grandparents of 11 and one on the way, due in March.

The couple enjoyed many trips with their daughters, snow skiing in Colorado and swimming at beaches in Florida.

Donald is an attorney, prac-ticing law for the past 42 and half years, and Barbara a housewife.

The Mayeuxs treasure their marriage and life to the full-est. Barbara said, “Our great-est interests we share together are our faith and family. We love visiting with our children and grandchildren, babysit-ting, attending their special events. In the last 20 years we have traveled many places overseas on cruises and pil-grimages. A very special trip was to the Holy Land with the Rev. Jules Arceneaux. We also visited Marian Shrines in Lourdes, France, Fatima, Portugal, Guadaloupe, Mexico and another memorable trip was to Rome for the cannon-ization of Padre Pio in 2002.

These trips greatly increased our faith and sustained Don during his cancer over 13 years ago.

“We feel very blessed by our family and the addition of men to our family by our great son-in-laws and 11 grandchildren. We have had some real health

challenges in our family but have relied on our faith and trust in God and our many blessings in our 48 years of marriage.”


450 N. 2nd. St. Eunice 546-0257

(337) 981-7870

What every Bride wants......Special Giftsfor Mothers,

Attendants, and Hostesses, etc.

...A place to find current home

decor for her first home

...Personal Assistance

to help make her wedding day unique

and memorable

...Beautiful Flowers exquisitely

designed to reflect her personal style

Petals & PotsFind all of this and more...

550-1100751 E. Laurel Ave.

MayeuxContinued from Page 6

According to the United States Census Bureau (USCB), more than 2 million couples get married each year in the United States.

The average bride is a shade over 25 years of age, while the average groom is nearly 27-years-old. In a nod to the changing nature of society, one-third of those getting married each year have been married before. That’s especially notable to those who make a living pro-viding wedding services, be it reception halls, videographers,

photographers, or others who make their living in the wed-ding industry. That’s because the average wedding budget is roughly $20,000, meaning weddings, even for brides and grooms who have been down the aisle before, remain a costly expense for the participants and a lucrative venture for those in the industry.

In fact, $72 billion is spent on weddings each year. To put that in better perspective, consider that only $8 billion per year is spent on honeymoons, meaning

brides and grooms are liable to spend nine times more on their wedding than they are on their honeymoon.

June and August remain the months of choice for ceremo-nies, as more weddings occur in June and August than any other month.

Lakesha Miller, principal at Eunice Junior High School, met her husband at his busi-ness, Beauty Store & More. “I

often shopped there for my hair- care products,” said Lakesha . Beauty Store & More was located where Final Touch on

East Laurel is today. Lakesha and Patrick Miller,

both of Eunice, dated for four months. The couple were instantly attracted to each other. “I became attracted to her beauty, and after getting to know her, I became attracted to her beauty and intelligence,” said Patrick. Lakesha thought her beau was handsome.

The couple got acquainted with each other over the next few months. Their first date was bowling at Acadiana Lanes in Lafayette.

Patrick proposed to his girl-friend on one knee, “I had stopped by Patrick’s house after coming home on a college break. I was at the kitchen sink fix-ing a glass of water, when I turned and I saw him down on a bended knee with a ring in hand asking for me to marry him,” said Lakesha.

The couple married on Aug. 27, 1994 after eloping. Lakesha said, “We went to Montego Bay, Jamaica, where we married at Sandals Resort in a gazebo near the ocean. There was a best man and a maid of honor who served in our wedding; however, we

did not know them personally. We were married by a Baptist minister who was a native of Montego Bay,” said Lakesha.

The couple has three children, the late Genesis, Patrick Miller, Jr. and Matthew.

Patrick has been employed as general manager of Giles, Volvo-Subaru in Lafayette for the past seven years, and Lakesha has been principal at Eunice Jr. High School for the past four

years. The Millers enjoy traveling

and watching the New Orleans Saints. Lakesha said, “We enjoy each other’s company whether we are sitting in the backyard on a Sunday afternoon talk-ing and/or listening to music or watching the Saints play. We enjoy spending time with our kids and also with immediate family members.”

The Millers live in Eunice.


Email: [email protected]

Walnut Street’s Atrium

From full service candlelight, weddings and wedding recep-tions, informal rehearsal dinners and parties to business meetings and BBQ’s, the Atrium is the per-fect setting for your next special event

The design with it’s panoramic windows, sky lighting, inviting gar-den and convenient country loca-tion, offers scenic landscape with all the comforts of indoors.

Also serving Maison d Memoire, Rayne, LA and Le Village, Eunice, LA

Call 337-457-8314or 580-6205

Myrna, Special Events Since 1990

www.walnutstreetsignature.com

Patio & Garden&

Only $48 a year - that’s 104 issues of The Eunice News -

delivered right to your door!

204 S. 2nd Street 546-0163 Eunice

Victoria and Miller eloped to Montego Bay, Jamaica for their wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lee Miller, Sr., Aug. 27, 1994

Did you know?

Charles “Chuck” A. Richard, Jr. and Lise DeJean Richard have been married for 36-and- half-years and never had a dull moment.

Lise and Chuck’s personalities and humourous natures clicked from the very beginning of their courtship.

Chuck’s first cousin Kenny Reed introduced the couple. “We were invited to a barbeque for a birthday celebration in Opelousas. Immediately we were attracted to each other and I thought of how friendly Chuck was in nature,” said Lise.

Lise and Chuck Richard are

both from Opelousas, and con-tinued to date for the next seven months.

Their first date took place at a post-wedding party for one of Chuck’s cousins and they dou-ble-dated with Chuck’s grand-parents as they needed a ride to the function.

The couple married on June 15, 1974 in St. Landry Catholic Church in Opelousas. Fr. Gene Lafleur officiated over the ceremony. Maid of honor was Nadine Hayes Carlson, and other attendants included Deborah Culbertson, Juanita Guerin, Gail DeJean, Stacey DeJean as junior bridesmaid. Flower girls were Melanie DeJean and Audris Steinkampf; best man was Ronnie Richard, and groomsmen included Robert Walsh, Keith Miller, Al Richard, Steve Richard as junior grooms-man. Ring bearer was Andre’ DeJean, and ushers were Kenny Reed and Garrigues DeJean.

The couple honeymooned in New Orleans and Panama City.

The Richards are parents of four children, Brian Richard, Rachel Richard Martel, Rebecca Richard Dupre, and Brad Richard. They have eight grand-children, Caroline Martel, Tyler Martel, Gracie Martel, Emma-Claire Martel, Jack Dupre,

Blaire Dupre, Rylie Jo Richard and Britton Richard.

Lise is a retired kindergarten elementary teacher at Eunice Elementary, retiring with 33 years of service. She is an active Pink Lady volunteer at Acadian Medical Center serving as pres-ident of the group, treasurer of Eunice Player’s Theatre, and a lector at St. Thomas More Church.

Chuck serves as treasurer of Eunice Kiwanis Club and is a

member of Eunice Country Club and Indian Hills Country Club in Opelousas.

Chuck retired in December of 2010 as Branch Manager and Sr. Vice President of St. Landry Bank with 38 and half years of service.

The couple are enjoying retire-ment, as they travel, attend LSU sporting events, and spend time with family and friends.


You’re Invited...Wedding & Shower Invitations

Design Computer Stock (Print your own)Announcements Napkins

Programs and More!

...to come in and see our wide selection of personalized wedding inventory

Open 8-5 M-F (Sat. morning by appointment)

Bertrand’s Printing & Office Supplies, Inc.

After 36 years of marriage, the Richards laugh, travel and enjoy life

Mr. and Mrs. Charles “Chuck” Richard, Jr., June 15, 1974

Family Dentistry

P!"!ct D#$P!"!ct S%ile

Giving Acadiana a Reason to Smilewww.acadianasmiles.com


www. themastershandsmassage.com

K_\�G<I=<:K�>`]k�

Phone 337-457-3061 Fax 337-457-3122

STOPIf you read this you have just been exposed to the Dynamic Effect of advertising!

Put it to work for you and your business!

Becky Dischler and Luke Hulsey tied the knot on Feb. 13, 2010 during an afternoon ceremony at The Point-Aux-Loups Springs Ballroom in Iota. The bride is the daughter of Karl and Jeanne Dischler of Eunice and the groom is the son of Tony and Amy Hulsey of Jennings.

A new marriage marks new

beginning, so there’s every rea-

son to celebrate! While it’s not

your first trip down the aisle,

it’s the first time you’re marry-

ing each other. Therefore, you’re

entitled to have the kind of wed-

ding that suits your age and

lifestyle.

To help make your wedding

perfect, follow these tips for

those marrying the second (or

third) time around.

-

il or nonsectarian ceremonies

are popular for remarriages.

Locations include private homes,

judges’ chambers, interdenomi-

national chapels or historic

sights. If you want a religious

wedding, keep in mind that some

faiths have special requirements

for remarriage. When planning

the reception, rely on experts to

help organize it in a restaurant,

club, hotel or private home.

right to look like a bride! White

or ivory is a valid fashion choice;

long or short, depending on the

formality of the wedding. At a

formal evening wedding, the

groom wears black tie; for day,

his choices can vary from formal

wear to a blazer and slacks.

invited? The guest list should

include the following: family of

both the bride and the groom;

the couple’s mutual friends and

those who may have been close

to either of you during your pre-

vious marriages and remained

so; former in-laws, if you’re still

close to them. As long as you’re

all comfortable with that situa-

tion, there’s no reason to exclude

them.

honor attendant. Older children

from your previous marriage

may serve in that role or as

bridesmaids and ushers.

of a second marriage, children

from a previous marriage often

feel excluded. To include your

children, try letting them light a

unity candle with the newlyweds

or sharing a cup-all symbols of

merging families.

feel you don’t need traditional

wedding gifts, you’ll be sur-

prised at how useful some of

them may be. Other gift ideas

you may share with guests are

season tickets to sports, musical

and theatrical events; a year’s

worth of special wines, fruits

or flowers to be delivered every

month; something major like fit-

ness equipment that may be pur-

chased by a group of relatives.


36

Celebrate repeat marriages in style


AN UNIQUE CAJUN COUNTRYWEDDING CELEBRATION

121 SEALE LANE EUNICE, LOUISIANA

LEVILLAGEHOUSE.COM

LET US HELP CUSTOMIZE YOUR SPECIAL DAY(WE WELCOME YOUR WEDDING PLANNER!!)

EXTRAORDINARY PLANNING.

CUSTOMS AND INDIVIDUAL WISHES.

WEDDING WEEKENDPACKAGE SPECIAL$600.00

INCLUDESCOUNTRY STORERECEPTION SPACE& 150 HOUSE**CATERING/DECORATING NOT INCLUDED CALL 337.457.3573 LEVILLAGEHOUSE.COM

239 N. 2nd Street

By appointment only580-6677

Call Lori or Brydie

for your Hair appt. today

Kiley Smith and Stephen Blake Meche were united in Holy Matrimony on April 23 at 7 p.m. at St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Eunice. The bride is the daughter of Barry and Sherry Smith of Eunice and the groom is the son of David and Donna Meche of Leonville.

Download - Bridal 2011

Top Related