Walker, Intintoli exchange vows in Hawaiian setting
The bride is the daughter of Darrel and Marilyn Walker of Hurricane Mills. She is the granddaughter of the late Earl and Margaret Taylor and the late Johnny and Edna Walker, all of Waverly.
The bridegroom is the son of C.J. and Nina Intintoli of Shelbyville and Kathy Intintoli of Morrison. He is the grandson of Johnnie Ruth Fisher and the late J.C. Fisher of Morrison and the late Anthony and Millie Intintoli of Port Washington, N.Y.
Setting for the wedding was the Laumillo beach house in Waimanalo, Hawaii where the Walker family stayed while in Hawaii. The ceremony was conducted at 4 o’clock in the afternoon by the Rev. Michael Hoogerwerf.
The bride carried a bouquet of fresh Hawaiian flowers. She was escorted to the garden ceremony by her father, who gave her in marriage.
The bride’s niece, Kacie Walker, was chosen as maid of honor and Phillip King, friend of the bridegoom, served as best man.
After the ceremony, the wedding party proceeded to the beach where photographs were made and the bride and groom were showered with rose petals following Hawaiian tradition.
For the reception, given by the bride’s parents, the two-tiered wedding cake was decorated with fresh flowers that matched the bride’s bouquet. The top tier was chocolate in contrast to the bottom tier which was white, all iced in butter cream frosting.
Those traveling to Hawaii for the wedding were the bride’s parents; her brother, Jason Walker, his wife, Jennifer Walker and their children, Taylor and Kacie; another brother, Jamie Walker and his fianc?, Rebecca Nameth; the bridegroom’s mother and his sister, Leslie Intintoli. Also attending were friends, Phillip and Ashley King.
The bride and groom spent the remainder of their honeymoon enjoying the tropical sights of Hawaii. They are making their home in Murfreesboro, where he is employed by Middle Tennessee State University as a photographer in the Photo Services Department and she is employed by Quanta as a production planner in LaVergne.