Hutchins, Shehane wed on beach

Tinera Dawn Hutchins became the bride of Isaac Harding Shehane in a ceremony at Panama City Beach, Fla. The couple is residing in Warren County.

Tinera Dawn Hutchins and Isaac Harding Shehane were wed July 5 in a beachside ceremony at the Edgewater Beach Resort in Panama City Beach, Fla. Notary Jack Norris conducted the 6 p.m. ceremony. Classical musical presentations and the traditional wedding march was played by a violinist.

The bride is the daughter of Jeff and Nichole Mosley and Danny and Charlotte Hutchins. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Fraley, Melba and the late Walling Fraley and Peggy and the late Orbin Hutchins.

Mr. Shehane is the son of Tommy and Rita Shehane. His grandparents are Charles and Hazel Winfree and the late Robert and Louise Shehane.

Palm fronds and tiki torches, decorated with shells, bells and tulle, lined the aisle leading to an archway laden with tropical flowers. Columns on each side of the arch held tropical flowers. Tiki torches were placed on either side of the display.

The bride was escorted to the beach by her father. For her special day she was attired in a white strapless satin gown with an A-line skirt. The barefoot bride carried a bouquet of stargazer and calla lilies. She also had a spray of lilies in her hair.

The couples’ 7-month old daughter, Jaylie Shehane, was the flower girl. She was carried by the bride’s sister, Kristen Hutchins.

Jaythan Shehane served his parents as the ring bearer. He was accompanied by the couple’s brothers, Aaron Hutchins and Caleb Shehane.

Dawn Griffith, the bride’s aunt and Nikki Griffith distributed sheer bags holding a blessing stone, a shell necklace and a poem for Tinera and Isaac. Following the ceremony, the stones were tossed into the ocean and blessings were extended to the newlyweds.

The bride is a 2000 graduate of Warren County High School. She is currently a nursing student at Motlow State Community College.

He is a 1997 WCHS graduate and is employed with Jones Brothers Construction.

A reception following the ceremony was held at the home of the bride’s grandmother, Barbara Fraley. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner and a wedding cake embellished with sea shells. The groom’s chocolate cake was topped off with chocolate covered strawberries.

Upon returning to McMinnville, a reception was held in the couple’s honor at the home of Tommy and Rita Shehane. The pool area was surrounded with tikki torches and magnolia boughs tied with white ribbon.

A 3-tiered wedding cake accented with fresh red roses served as a focal point for the occasion. An arrangement of red roses graced the table.

The newlyweds are residing in McMinnville.