Wedding Party

Gina Mranda

Matron of Honor

My best cousin she is like my sister I love her so

Me and my Pal

Matron of Honor

Beverly Hunter

Bridesmaid

My soon to be sister N-Law.

Beverly and I hanging out

Bridesmaid

Dana Adkisson

Maid of Honor

My sister who’s been there through everything

My sister and I having fun

Maid of Honor

Sharon Adkisson

Mother of the Bride

One day at dinner months after Tyrone had proposed to me, my mom ask for Tyrone and I to have a wedding. As we had planed to elope, something short, sweet and intimate. However, my mom was very traditional, a women filled with grace. She looked into Tyrone's eyes and said. "I want to see my daughter walk down the isle" She ask that we do this especially for her. Tyrone and I agreed to do so. Unfortunately, my mom passed before our special day. In honor of her request, Tyrone and I decided to precede to make my mom's dream come true. I love you Mommy, and you will truly be missed! Tyrone has ask me to walk down the isle in honor of your request.

My mommy and I

Mother of the Bride

Malinda Nelson

Wedding Planner

My God sister best friend and confidant

Malinda is getting me together

Wedding Planner

I think this might be the one.

James Adkisson Esquire

Honor Attendant

My Brother will give me away

Me and my big brother

Honor Attendant

My brother will give me away

Darnel Hunter

Best Man

My Brother, my best friend

Tyler

Groomsman

Tyrone’s baby boy

Paris

Flower Girl

My niece my daughter I never had

Tyrone and Mya

Bride and Groom

A marriage is especially strong if it is more than a bond between just two people. A twofold cord, might be torn apart. But three strands woven or braided together would be much harder to tear apart. When pleasing Jehovah is the prime concern of both husband and wife, their marriage is like that threefold cord. For if one of them falls, the other can help his partner up. But what will happen to the one who falls with no one to help him up? Moreover, if two lie down together, they will stay warm, but how can just one keep warm? And someone may overpower one alone, but two together can take a stand against him. And a threefold cord cannot quickly be torn apart.”​—Ecclesiastes 4:9-12.