Crystal Wanamaker weds Daniel Frizzell
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The bride is the daughter of Tammy and Terry Wanamaker and the granddaughter of Patsy and Jimmy Wanamaker.
Mr. Frizzell is the son of Carol and James Frizzell of Gainsboro. He is the grandson of Ruby and William Lovvern of Antioch.
The wedding stage was set in front of the Victorian fireplace, featuring a large antique mirror over the mantle. Brass candelabras held glowing tapers and arrangements of red and white roses accented the area.
Crystal was escorted to the improvised alter by her father, wearing a white strapless satin gown with a chapel-length train. A red flowing sash accented the waist and trailed down the back. Her wedding veil was attached to a rhinestone encrusted tiara and she carried a bouquet consisting of two dozen red roses.
Melissa Graham served her sister as matron of honor. Stephanie Frizzell, the groom?s sister and Shelley Hayes, the bride?s friend were bridesmaids. Both wore knee-length red flowing dresses featuring a spaghetti strap bodice. They carried bouquets of white and red roses.
Three-year-old Abby Donnafield of Antioch was the flower girl. The little miss was adorable in a miniature version of the bride?s gown. She carried a basket filled with red and white flower petals and was escorted by Braden Graham, nephew of the bride.
The groom chose for his best man, Bee Vang of Huntsville, Ala. Groomsmen were Ricky Taylor of Murfreesboro and Michael Joyce of Cookeville. Brandon Graham served as the wedding usher.
The bride?s mother chose for her daughter?s wedding a floor-length champagne dress with matching shoes. The mother of the groom was attired in a black and white model with matching shoes.
The wedding reception was held in the Victorian Carriage House of Falcon Rest, and hosted by the parents of the bride.
A flowing fountain served as a focal point at the reception. Arrangements of red and white roses, ferns and white candles complimented the red interior of the room. Each table held a crystal vase holding a single red rose and a white votive candle. Guests were given complimentary votives with wedding bells attached from the couple.
The bridal bouquet was displayed on the bride and groom?s table in front of the fireplace. It was complimented by glowing candles. The wedding cake was a three-tiered creation of a basket-weave design. It was surrounded by lit votives and red rose petals, and each layer held white candles. A basket-weave chocolate layer cake, topped with fresh strawberries, was designated for the groom.
The new Mrs. Frizzell is attending Middle Tennessee State University. Her husband is employed with Ryan and Reynolds Construction Company.
Following a honeymoon trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica, the couple lives in Shelbyville.