Suzy Panter weds Dennis Brian Casey at Mt. Leo

Emily Suzanne Panter, daughter of Lionel and Emily Panter, became the bride of Dennis Brian Casey on November 11 at Mt. Leo Church of Christ. She is the granddaughter of the late John and Lorena Panter, and J.R. and Virginia Smithson of Columbia. The groom is the son of Dennis and Lois Casey and the grandson of Lloyd and Ruth Slonecker of Jacksonville, Fla., and Bill and Lois Rabon.

Donald Jones officiated the 2 p.m. ceremony, coordinated by Keri Hertwig and Darla Seymour. Guest register attendants and honorary bridesmaids were Leslie Bohr and Heather Gilley. Programs were distributed by Sarah and Emily Klippenstein.

The bride?s father escorted her down the aisle to the wedding stage set with green ferns and fall foliage. She chose for her special day a white satin MonCheri strapless design accented with a silver and crystal brooch. She wore an elbow length double tiered veil with ribbon edging. Her bridal bouquet consisted of Gerber daisies, yellow and orange roses and yellow calla lilies.

Julie Cantrell, friend of the bride, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Candice Chappell of Nashville, Tessa Kithome and Samarah Pinnow, both of Murfreesboro, and Kristen Osborne of Sarasota, Fla.

They were attired in burnt orange satin gowns and carried bouquets of Gerber daisies.

Grace Klippenstein of Franklin was chosen as the flower girl. Blaine Burns, the groom?s nephew from Estill Springs, was the ring bearer.

The groomsmen were Kaine Robinson of Morrison, Jeremy Chappell of Nashville, Brian Baker of Manchester and Cory Panter, the bride?s brother. Rahim Samadian of Antioch was the wedding usher.

A reception was given in the couple?s honor at the Mt. Leo fellowship hall. The fall theme continued with fall pumpkins and decorations used throughout.

Reception servers included Dena Jones, Terri Majors, Pam McGregor, Amy Myers, Glenna Adcock and Monica Adcock.

The new Mrs. Casey is a 2002 graduate of Warren County High School and currently is employed as a nanny in Nashville.

Her husband is a 1998 graduate of Warren County High School, a 2003 graduate of Motlow State Community College, and is working toward a degree in meteorology from Mississippi state University. He is employed with Hagemeyer in Smyrna.

Following a honeymoon cruise to the Caribbean, they are living in Smyrna.