The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-02, Page 25(photo by Barry Pitblado)
MR. AND MRS: R.J.W. SWAN
Honeymoon in USA
Victoria St. United,Church was decorated with coral
gladioli and 'white baby mums in baskets September 6 when
the Rev. Leonard Warr presided for the wedding ceremony
at which Robert John Wayne Swan took ,Melanie Marie
Pitblado as his wife. '
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry John Swan.
Mrs. Lois Jean Pitblado and Dan F. Pitblado, Goderich, are
the parents of the bride.
Soloist Mrs. Leonard Warr sang "Wedding Hymn" and
"We've Only Just Begun .
The bride was.given .in marriage by her father. She had
fashioned her own -white polyester satin gown decorated at
the yoke, empire waistline and hemline with 'white lace. The
_gown featured a high neckline and long puffy sleeves with
three -button cuffs. A Juliet cap held her long flowing yeil.
She carried two dozen red rosebuds and white baby...rnulros:..in
a cascade arranged by Don Henry, friend of the bridal
couple.. . -,M
Matrgn'of honor was Mrs. Kerry A. Pitblado, sister-in-law
of the bride, Goderich. Bridesmaids were Brenda -McPhee,
cousin of the:bride, Auburn, and Charlene Henry, friend,of
the bride,,Goderich. They wore coral polyester satin gowns
trimmed with white lace at the scoop necklines, empire.
waistlines and hemlines, They wore matching coral earrings
and shoes and carried coral baby mums and white baby
mums. The bride's gifts to 'the bridal attendants were
engraved charms. .
Groomsman was George Picot, friendof the groom,
Bayfield.,Ushers, were George Swan, brother of the groom,
Goderich, and Gerry McPhee, cousin of the groom; Auburn.
They wore brown single-breasted jackets and trousers,
yellow ruffled shirts trimmed with' brown and brown, velvet
bow ties.,, The. groom wore a yellow rosebud in his lapel; the
attendants, white carnations.
The wedding reception was in Saltford,Valley Hall where
Chuck ` Stewart, cousin of the bride,, was . master of
ceremonies. Pink and white bells and 'streamers as well as
flowers .from the gardens of ' the bride and relatives
decorated the hall. A three -tiered round -wedding, cake
decorated with pink rosettes, bells, 'doves, wedding rings
and lily -of -the -valley centred the bride's table.
The bride's mother chose a French .blue chiffon over
taffeta gown with long ,,sleeves, silver accessories and a
corsage of ,red rose buds. The groom's, mother selected a
long two-piece jacket dress of mint green polyester crepe,
black accessories and ayellow rose corsage.
The newlyweds honeymooned sin Nashville, Tennessee.
The bride travelled in a blue, flowered knee-lengthdress
she had fashioned herself white baby mums and black
accessories.
They are residing at 240 Oxford Street in Goderich.
, A shower was given by the bride's sister -in -lav Kerry
Pitblado in her honor. The neighbors attended a shower for
the bride at the home of Mrs. Maude Broadfoot. The groom's
parents, Mr.- and Mrs. ;Harry Swan, hosted a wedding
rehearsal party.
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