Lindsey Fletcher becomes bride of Steavon Bogle

The bride is the daughter of Kathy Ann Fletcher and the late Roland Lannie Fletcher of Beech Grove. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Driver and the late Willie and Mary Fletcher.

Mr. Bogle is the son of Thomas and Cheryl Watson Mingle, and James Lewis Bogle. His grandparents are Morris and Angele Stoner Watson, and Allan and the late Evelyn Jones Bogle.

A selection of recorded music, including ?I Loved Her First,? in memory of the bride?s father, was presented. A dozen roses and a stuffed teddy bear wearing a tuxedo were placed in the late Mr. Fletcher?s vacant chair by the bride?s brother.

A guest registry table held pictures of the bridal couple and wedding programs tied with sheer white ribbon and silver rings. The chapel entrance was marked with white wicker arches entwined with ivy lilies of the valley and tulling. Eight votive lamps sitting atop fir branches, decorated with strands of pearls, ribbon, roses and poinsettias graced the foyer.

A brass heart-shaped arch, entwined with ivy was the central focal point of the alter. White wicker topiaries holding ivy, red roses and lily of the valley were placed nearby. The 21 branched candelabra decorated with ivy roses, tulle and poinsettias centered the alter and was flanked with two seven branched candelabras, as well as a unity candle.

Miss Fletcher was escorted to the alter by her uncle, James William Fletcher. She chose for her wedding day a Maggie Sottero strapless gown with a corset back. The gown, created from luxurious white Roma dupon silk, had a beaded and sequin embellishments bodice. The gown featured a flowing chapel length train. She wore a fingertip silk illusion veil trimmed in miniature white satin ribbon, attached to a bridal comb tucked into her upswept curls. She carried a traditional cascading nosegay of white roses backed with salal leaves, tied with white satin lace ribbon.

Alli Mingle, niece of the groom, was chosen as the flower girl. She was attired in a sleeveless tea length white dress enhanced with a pearl bodice, satin waist sash and shimmering white overlay. She dropped white and soft pink rose petals from a white satin basket.

Jathan Daniel Bogle, the groom?s son, was the ring bearer, and he carried a heart shaped white satin pillow trimmed in lace with double silver rings.

The mother of the bride wore a sleeveless A-line sheath model of charcoal black styled with a jewel neckline.

The bridegroom?s mother wore a tea length crepe jacket dress in holiday red with a V-neckline and capped sleeves. Both mothers wore corsages of red roses with holly berries, mistletoe and pine sprigs laced with a sterling silver mist.

A reception was held in the chapel reception hall with approximately 35 guests attending. The area was decorated with a brass arch entwined with white roses, poinsettias, lilies of the valley, ivy and stephanotis flowers. The arch was flanked by two brass topiaries with flickering candles and were decorated with ivy and tulle. White tablecloths overlaid the tables set with white candles in oval crystal globes. A four-tiered flowing fountain with clear flickering lights was decorated with miniature ivy, white roses, and babies breath. It was centered by six multi-tiered clear vases which held floating white candles.

Upheld by white columns, the four-tiered bridal cake was adorned with red poinsettia and white wedding bells. The creation was topped with a whimsical “bride dragging her groom” cake top. The cake and green sparkling punch were served from crystal appointments. The bridegroom?s table, overlaid in white, held a square chocolate cake depicting a man fishing from a boat.

A food table was centered with a silver three-tied tower which held chocolate dipped strawberries. Guests dined on a multitude of delicious fruits, cheeses and hors d?oeuvres. Amanda Fletcher, sister-in-law of the bride served at the reception. As the bridal couple exited the chapel, they were showered with bubbles blown by the wedding guests.

The new Mrs. Bogle is a high school graduate and is employed with Spikes Sports in Cannon County. Her husband is a 2001 graduate of Warren County High School and is employed at M-Tech in Coffee County. They are residing in Morrison.