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Show Vickie Lyn Nelson Is Bricb of Joseph A. Ott Miss Vickie Lyn Nelson became be-came the bride of Joseph A. Ott in a double-ring ceremony cere-mony on April 27 at 6 p. m. They were married by Bishop K3nt Ilulet In the Cedar Sixth Ward LDS Chapel. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Betty Jean Nelson and the late Douglas H. Nelson, Cedar City. Mrs. Joseph Alma Cheryl Nelson, Miss Kris Ott, Miss Kathy Ott, Miss Carolyn Leigh', and Miss Stephanie Bess. The bride's going away cos-tume cos-tume was a hot pink, long-sloeved long-sloeved sheath with a white corsage and white accessories. The newlyweds honeymooned in northern Utah for several days before returning to Bryce Canyon, where the bridegroom is employed as manager of the lodge. They will spend the summer at Bryce and return re-turn to Cedar City in the fall to attend CSU. Prenuptial parties consisted of the rehearsal buffet held at the Airport Cafe, hostod by Mrs. Joseph A. Ott. All members mem-bers of the wedding party and close friends and relatives attended. Bi'idal showers were given by Miss Lorraine Fife, Miss Lorraine Mosdeil, and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald. Ott, Tropic, is the mother of the bridegroom. Following an opening prayer pray-er by Alton Ford, Marlon Steele sang "Because." Prior to the ceremony, the bride and bridegroom were honored honor-ed by a vocal rendition of their favorite, "Lovers Concerto," Con-certo," by Virginia D. Stephenson. Steph-enson. This set the theme of the wedding and reception. Mr. G. E. Smith, the bride's maternal grandfather from Preston, Idaho, "gave the bride away." Following the processional, pro-cessional, the newlyweds greeted approximately 200 guests. The bride wore a sheath of silk organza over satin, re-embroidered re-embroidered Aloricon lace encrusted en-crusted with seed pearls and sequins circled the scoop neck and elbow-length bell shaped sleeves. Lace edged and paneled pan-eled the gathered, full flowing flow-ing chapel train which was detachable and hung from the Shoulders. The elbow-length i veil of bridal illusion was Caught by a head piece of lace flowers and seed pearls. ; Completing the bridal picture was the cascade of white gamelias and stephanotis with trailing green ivy which made up the bridal bouquet. Attending the bride were: maid of honor, Miss Lorraine Fife; matron of honor, Mrs. f F'WTI! I' M''1!' -" - ''II l 1 1 1 " iff'Wi IF i MR. AND MRS. JOSEPT A. OTT bridesmaids, Mrs. Verl Bell and Miss Lorraine Mosdeil. iMiss Cheri Lee Nelson, a sister sis-ter of tha bride, was flower girl, assisted by Master Kim i Alvey, a nephew of the bridegroom, bride-groom, as ring bearer. The bridal attendants wojaj. floor-length pink satin dresses of empire-waist design" accented accent-ed by white lace daisies. They wore long white gloves and white shoes and carried white and pink feather rose buds with contrasting ribbon streamers. The flower girl was dressed in the same style but distinguished distin-guished by a train edged with daisies. The ring bearer carried car-ried the rings on a white satin pillow decorated with Lily-of-the-Valley and pink satin streamers. A white Bible with satin markers and streamers were or the alter; artd pink and white feather I flower bouquets decorated the chapel for the wedding. Tom Walker, Phoenix, Ariz., traveled to Cedar by air to be best man for the bridegroom. The ushers were: Edward D. Nelson, brother of the bride; Gary Ott, nephew of the bridegroom; bride-groom; Duncan MacDonald; Rodney Orton; and Marlon Steele. I Mrs. Nelson wore a pink I satin cage with" an over dress of beige lace with matching accessories. Her corsage was in pink feather flowers. Mrs. Ott was dressed in blue crepe with white corsage and matching match-ing accessories. The newlyweds were later honored at a reception at the College of Southern Utah Student Stu-dent Center. They greeted their guests before a backdrop back-drop of double hearts covered in pink satin and edged with white net. Candleabra flanked flank-ed the hearts with white candles can-dles and white satin streamers. stream-ers. The table center-pieces were bridal bouquets of pink and white feather flowers, white net and ribbon, center-ed center-ed by pink candles. A large pink cage housing two white love birds was suspended from the ceiling; a flower decked arch and a gift tree hung with prisms and pink white bows centered the gift tables and completed the hall decorations, de-corations, . Two white doves topped the five layere separated wedding wed-ding cake. Pink roses cascaded cas-caded from the top and two bottom layers. The cake was flanked by two heart shaped Bride and Groom cakes. Hostesses at the door were Mrs. Ted Nelson and Mrs. Fae Ott. Mrs. Marlon Steele was at the guest book. Assisting in the gift room were Mrs. Con Smith, Miss Janet Gurr, Miss Helen Pace, and Miss Margaret Beveridge. Mrs. John Mills, Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Reed Smith, Preston, Idaho, poured; and serving hostess was Mrs. Dean Nelson. The serving was done by Mrs. Perrjr Slack, Miss |