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Show i y i I" I - x, I . : Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wingert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wingert wed in Salt Lake LDS Temple Lynnette Morrill, daughter of Tamara and the late Lyn Morrill of Jensen became the bride of Michael Anthony Wingert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Wingert of Alamosa, Colo. The couple were united in marriage March 25 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A wedding breakfast was hosted by the groom's parents at the Panarama room at the University of Utah. A reception was held in honor of Mike and Lynnette March 26 at the Jensen Ward Chapel. The bride wore a traditional white wedding gown with a standup neckline and a front yoke trimmed with lace with a ruffled bodice. The skirt was flounced with lace trim and extended to form a chapel length train. The bridal veil was made of sheer nylon with lace trim matching the bridal gown and extended to the floor. Lynnette held a bouquet of white and pink roses with baby breath, pearl leaves and ribbon rib-bon lace. Standing in as rnaid of honor was Man-di Man-di Cluff of Arlington, Va. Tonja Morrill, Tamilyn Morrill, Sylvia Wingert, Christian Chris-tian Wingert, and Brandi Clark were bridesmaids. They wore matching baby blue street length dresses. Each carried a pink ribbon rose. Standing in as best man and groomsmen were Robert Booth, Brent Morrill, Tim Wingert and Jan Wingert with Alec Clark and Billy Oldsen as ushers. Each wore boutonnieres of white ribbon roses. The mother of the bride wore a blue dress with a white roses corsage. The groom's mother wore a light gray dress with a corsage of pink roses. Cousins of the newlyweds carried gifts and helped with the serving supervised by Tracy Moon. Ladies of the Jensen Ward Relief Society helped in the kitchen. Attending the gift table were Rayma McCarrel, Terri Booth and Marylan Bird. At the guest book was Camille Smith. Greeters were Lloyd and Debbie Clark. Music throughout the evening was played by Gary Fullbright. To highlight the evening, a program was presented with Drew Christiansen as master of ceremonies. Those participating par-ticipating were Sheryl Smothers, Julie Raines, Laleen, Vickie and Teresa Rich, Mindy and Carrie McClellan, Rose Robinson, Kevin and Janice VanTassell, LeAnn and Carla Allred, Leo Snow, Dar-rin Dar-rin Perry and Grant Ainge. The four tiered cake with white lace trim and pink roses was accented with a water fall in the center and topped with a miniature Salt Lake Temple. The cake and refreshments were made by an aunt, Erma Stewart. Each table had a blue undercloth with a white lace top and a miniature Salt Lake City Temple in the center of the table on a mirror. An open house was held April 1 in Alamosa, Colo., for the couple. They honeymooned in Colorado Springs and will be-making their home in Rangely. |
