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Randee Anette Wales and Timothy Schnur, both of Wichita Falls, exchanged wedding vows during a traditional ceremony held Oct. 3 at First Baptist Church of Wichita Falls. The ceremony was officiated by Mark Kunkel.
The bride is the daughter of Lonnie and Tracy Wales of Olney. She is the granddaughter of Sherry Enloe and Tom Enloe. The groom is the son of Bob and Sharon Schnur, and the grandson of Betty Schnur and Vanas and Coma Jean Blackwood.
Guests were greeted by an altar decorated with three candle trees containing tealight candles and a unity candle. Two ferns sat atop column plant stands, and pews were decorated with red and black alternating bows. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a white, strapless, satin corset ballgown with beaded lace appliques. The dress featured an organza pick-up skirt and lace-up back with a chapel-length train. The beaded fingertip veil was highlighted with a silver jeweled tiara. Her bouquet was made of fresh red roses, red gerber daisies, white roses and white ostrameria. Matron of honor was Cacee Cribbs of Olney, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Alicia Graves of Dallas, Jodi Hankins of Olney, Bridgett McCawley of The Colony and Julie Johnston of Dallas, all friends of the bride. They each wore a black spaghetti strapped, tea-length dress with an empire waist and red ribbon. Their bouquets consisted of a single long-stemmed red rose with black ribbons. Ring bearers were Ace Cribbs and Kelson Cribbs, nephews of the bride. Best men were Austin and Nate Schnur, sons of the groom. Groomsmen were Justin Grayson of St. Louis, Mo., friend of the groom; Andrew Schnur, brother of the groom; and Jodee Wales, brother of the bride. Ushers were Matthew Langford and Jeremy Turner. Tom Enloe and Kiki Wofford sang a musical selection titled “When God Made You.”
A reception was held following the ceremony at the MPEC Center. The pasta and salad dinner was hosted by the parents of the bride, and also featured cake, punch and a dance with a DJ. The bride is a graduate of Olney High School and attended the University of Texas at Arlington and Midwestern State University. She is employed as a service manager at Texas Roadhouse. The groom is a graduate of Lutheran High School of St. Charles, Mo., and attended Wayland Baptist University. He is employed in the medical/pharmacy division at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane, Wash. Following a seven day cruise to the Bahamas, the couple is at home in Liberty Lake, Wash. |
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