Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clayton arrive at the Huletts Casino for their reception after getting married in the Mountain Grove Memorial Church on Saturday.
Sometimes dreams do come true.
Growing up, Annie Berry always wanted to get married in Huletts. Well that’s what happened on Saturday as she and Tommy Clayton were married in the Mountain Grove Memorial Church. Helen Marie Sunkenberg officiated at the wedding ceremony and the reception followed in the Casino.
It was a joyous ceremony and lively reception. The band “Grand Central Station” delighted the crowd throughout the evening and the bride’s entire family did a patriotic rendition of the song, God Bless America.
It was a day of family, friends, good times, and a lot of love. It was a Huletts day through and through.
The bride’s parents, Ann and Doug Berry, rejoice in their daughter’s big day.
The bride’s grandfather, Bill Harriman, stands with a guest during the reception.
Guests enjoyed the beautiful weather outside.
A fun reminder at the entrance of the Casino.
The inside of the Casino was decorated to perfection.
Some of the “flowers” were made out of colored paper.
A fun idea: leave a thumbprint and your name on the “guest” tree.
Flip-flops kept the dance party going.
The band, Grand Central Station, rocked the crowd.
The “Just Married” golf cart, the only way to travel in Huletts.