Bouldin, Mooneyham wed at Fall Creek Falls
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The bride is the daughter of Johnny and Angela Bouldin of Spencer. Her grandparents are Edna Shockley Milstead and the late Thomas Shockley and Faye Bouldin and the late J.L. Bouldin. She is the great-granddaughter of Paul and Helen Bouldin.
Mr. Mooneyham’s parents are Debbie and R.J. Mooneyham and Johnny and Lisa Mooneyham. His grandparents include B.D. and Tennie Yates and the late Hezzie and Clata Ray Mooneyham.
The lakeside ceremony was breathtaking with an archway decorated with white tulle and ivy providing the backdrop. White columns topped with ferns decorated the pier.
The bride was escorted by her father and was resplendent wearing an gown of white organza accented by crystal sequins, pearls and floral appliqu?s. The strapless ballgown was two pieces with a rouged corset bodice and flowed into a chapel length train. Her hair was crowned by a tiara of silver flowers and a fingertip illusion veil.
She carried a cascading bouquet of white lilies accented with pink and white roses, ivy, ribbon and tulle.
Amelia Bouldin served as her sister’s maid of honor, with Kayla Mooneyham, sister of the groom, serving as bridesmaid. Both were attired in petal pink floor length gowns with a sweetheart neckline and corded straps. The empire style gowns featured brocade bodices with crepe skirting. Each carried matching bouquets of pink roses and carnations.
Abbie Bouldin, sister of the bride, was the flower girl. She wore a white tea length satin gown.
Serving the groom as best man was Justin Mooneyham, the groom’s cousin. Chad Mooneyham served as his brother’s groomsman and Chad Shockley was the usher. Brett Yates, cousin of the groom, was chosen as the ring bearer.
The mother of the bride was attired in a sleeveless taupe crepe sheath with a bodice accented by bugle beads in geometric designs.
The bridegroom’s mother wore a two-piece pale pink satin suit accented with crystal buttons and three-quarter length sleeves.
Following the ceremony and the presentation of the newlyweds, they released two white love birds. A reception was given for the bridal couple by the bride’s parents at Fall Creek Falls Inn. Guest tables were adorned with floor-length tablecloths topped with pink, purple and teal tulips.
The new Mrs. Mooneyham is a 2004 graduate of Van Buren County High school and is employed with Townsend Fastening System.
Jathan is a 2002 graduate of VBCHS and is employed at Yorozu. The couple will reside at their home in Spencer.

