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2011 Bridal Parade
The morning of July 10, 2010
dawned a beautiful and warm sunny
day following a week of intensive
heat. The wedding of Alicia Dick
and Scott McDonald was held on
their farm on Moncrieff Rd. in
Morris Township.
The bride is the daughter of Joe
and Susan Dick of Seaforth and the
groom the son of Rick and Jo-Ann
McDonald, Walton. The simple cere-
mony was held in the shade of the
stately pine trees in front of their
home and was conducted by Rev. Dr.
Peter Kugba-Nyande of Duff’s
United Church, Walton. The strong
breeze cooled the guests but caused a
few problems with the Reverend’s
paperwork for the ceremony.
The bride and her attendants
almost didn’t make it to the farm on
time for the ceremony. The
motorhome they were travelling in
had a flat tire, just as it started up
Moncrieff Rd. to the farm. It slowly
made its way in the lane and luckily,
they had a second motorhome to use
following the wedding to travel to
Seaforth Golf Course for pictures.
The bride wore a strapless, fit and
flare gown that featured a lace-up
back and short train. The gown was
embroidered with seed pearls on the
bodice and throughout the gown. A
finger-tip veil completed her ensem-
ble.
The bride was attended by her best
friend Sarah McDonald of Walton as
maid of honour. Alicia’s bridesmaids
were her school friends, Shea
Bodendistle, Mount Forest; Denise
Carnochan, Londesborough; Jaclyn
Hulley, Seaforth and Brette Dietz,
Londesborough. The ladies looked
lovely in burnt orange, short strap-
less dresses and carried arrange-
ments of white lilies, daisies andgreenery.The best man for the groom wasDarryl Houston of Brussels and thegroomsmen were Barry Young,Seaforth; Devin Blake, Walton;
Jason Konarski, Seaforth and Jeff
Linton of Walton. The handsome
gentlemen looked dashing in black
tuxes with grey vests and solid
orange ties. The groom had a striped
orange and grey tie to complete his
look.
The wedding dinner and reception
were held in a beautiful tent. Thedécor was white on white with love-ly floral centrepieces on the roundtables. The co-ms./master of cere-monies were Kendal Carnochan andSteve Carnochan. The twist to get-
ting the bride and groom to kiss was
to sink the high point ring in Texas
horseshoes. A slide show of the cou-
ple was enjoyed by all.
Scott and Alicia enjoyed a delayed
honeymoon to Whistler, B.C. in
November and are happily settled on
Moncrieff Rd.
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2 0 1 0 Alicia & ScottMcDonald-Dick wedding held on home farm
At-home ceremony
Alicia Dick and Scott McDonald were wed at their home
farm on July 10, 2010. (Photo by Michelle Van Loon, Dublin)
Groomsmen’s job less
deadly than before
MS –Happy couples choose
friends and family members to serve
as attendants in their weddings.
Bridesmaids and groomsmen each
have different responsibilities in the
wedding.
In ancient times, groomsmen
essentially served as the groom’s
bodyguards, ensuring that he made
it safely to the altar and to his future
wife. Today, the groomsmen’s roles
are not based on saving life and
limb.
Today’s groomsmen serve as
assistants to the groom and help
plan the bachelor party. They also
usher guests down the aisle at the
ceremony. They also may have a
few other responsibilities, depend-
ing on what the couple wants of
their assistants.
Before the Wedding
• Help pick out the tuxedos and
show up for fittings.
• Help plan and share the cost of
the bachelor party.
• Attend rehearsals for the cere-
mony and appear at the rehearsal
dinner.
• Pay for their own wedding attire
or formal wear rentals.
• Help unload cars with supplies if
the couple is doing the decorating
for the wedding themselves.
• Pay for their travel expenses and
accommodation during the celebra-
tion.
• Return formal wear for them-
selves and the groom.
• Provide transportation for the
couple to the airport or honeymoon
destination if the best man is
unavailable.
During the Ceremony
• Greet and seat guests at the cere-
mony in the appropriate rows or
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