Mississippi – June 28, 2019

Mississippi Magazine is now accepting 2020 Wedding Register submissions. We offer the formal write-up options that couples
love but, in addition, we offer pictorial versions for those who prefer to focus on the photos and simply list the details.
Don’t forget, prices go up after July 31. For information, visit mississippimagazine.com and click on the WEDDINGS tab.

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THE PHILLIPS' CAMPHOUSE • HATTIESBURG • STARLING AND SAGE PHOTOGRAPHYPRICE NICHOLSON&

Carlee Ann Price and Hunter Owen Nicholson were united in marriage at five o’clock in the afternoon on November 1, 2014. Dr. Jeffery Lynn Clark performed the double-ring ceremony under the Phillips family’s covered bridge in Hattiesburg.

She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stokes of Petal and the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Wesson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne Price of Hattiesburg.

Charles Knight Nicholson of Brandon. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholson of Jackson and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jernigan of Sulpher, The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late Mr.

Louisiana. Ashylnn Purvis, who served as program attendants. The bride’s proxy was Family and friends were greeted by Amber Kimberly Rutland and Kayla

Shannon Leeann Kynerd, while the groom’s sister, Sara Nicholson Fries, provided the Scripture readings. Guests were seated to hymns performed by Toby Barker and Sharon Miles.

wore an ivory gown. Re-embroidered Alençon lace fashioned the strapless bodice with its sweetheart neckline and natural waistline, encircled with a beaded insert Escorted by her father to the hymn “He’s Always Been Faithful,” the bride

of seed pearls and diamond crystals. The softly gathered skirt of lace overlaid with tulle ended in a deep trellis of Alençon sweeping into a chapel train. With her gown she wore an illusion veil edged in lace matching that on her bridal gown. The

bride carried a bouquet of David Austin Juliet and peach Campanella garden roses,

peach freesia, and millet, with a cascading mix of seeded eucalyptus and salal. The bouquet was wrapped with lace sampled from her mother’s wedding gown. Attending as matron of honor was the bride’s sister, Lindsay Price Caminita.

Bridesmaids included Lauren Elizabeth Banquer, Mary Catherine Barbato, Laura Bethany Hunt, Kirstin Nicole Kellar, Amelia Lee Landers, Kendall Leigh McCrary, and Jacquelyn Alexandra Vinzant. Anniston Claire Martin and Charlotte Adeline

Martin, daughters of the bride’s friend, Lindsey Martin, served as flower girls. (^) Jordan Blake Berry, Benjamin Gibbs Hurston, Brock Therrell Hurston, Richard Stanley Lee Kynerd served as best man to the groom. Groomsmen included
Zachary Holyfield, Blake Everett Pruett, James Allan Shackelford, and Joseph Zegel. (^) reception at the Phillips Camphouse to the groom’s request, “Scotland the To conclude the ceremony, bagpiper Matthew Beall led guests to the
Brave.” Hosted by the parents of the bride, guests were entertained by the Cajun bluegrass music of The Revelers of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Decorations and floral arrangements by Blooms set the tone for the woodland-inspired reception. The
Depot catered a selection of comfort foods to keep guests warm on this outdoor evening. The bride’s four-tier cake was topped with hand-painted birds given by the groom’s cousin, Linda Bartling of Wolfe Studios.
(^) a rehearsal dinner at The Bottling Company. On the eve of the wedding, the bridegroom’s family honored the couple with After a honeymoon trip to Italy and Scotland, the couple is at home in Fairfax,
Virginia.
GROOM’S PARENTSBRIDE’S PARENTSDATE
RECEPTION VENUEGROOM’S ATTIREBRIDE’S GOWN
ENTERTAINMENTFLORAL DESIGNCATERER
PLANNER
November 1, 2014Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne PriceMrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late Mr. Charles Knight Nicholson
Name of DesignerName of ClothierPhillips' Camphouse
BloomsThe DepotThe Revelers
Name of Event Planner
THE PHILLIPS' CAMPHOUSE • HATTIESBURG • STARLING AND SAGE PHOTOGRAPHYPRICE NICHOLSON&
CARLEE ANN PRICE AND HUNTER OWEN NICHOLSON
THE PHILLIPS' CAMPHOUSE • HATTIESBURG • STARLING AND SAGE PHOTOGRAPHYPRICE NICHOLSON&
GROOM’S PARENTSBRIDE’S PARENTSDATE
RECEPTION VENUEGROOM’S ATTIREBRIDE’S GOWN
ENTERTAINMENTFLORAL DESIGNCATERER
PLANNER
November 1, 2014Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne PriceMrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late Mr. Charles Knight Nicholson
Name of DesignerName of ClothierPhillips' Camphouse
BloomsThe DepotThe Revelers
Name of Event Planner
CARLEE ANN PRICE AND HUNTER OWEN NICHOLSON
You will need:

• Three Photos
  (one vertical,
  two horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Write-Up
  (400-450 words, as a
  .doc or .docx file)

2020

1. CHOOSE BETWEEN A ONE-PAGE OR TWO-PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

ONE-PAGE | $ (^595) OR TWO-PAGE | $1,045
FORMAL
3 PHOTOS
You will need:

• Five Photos
  (Three vertical,
  two horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Details
  (You will input these
  on the form.)

PICTORIAL

5 PHOTOS

You will need:

• Four Photos
  (two vertical,
  two horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Details
  (You will input these
  on the form.)

PICTORIAL

4 PHOTOS

Carlee Ann Price and Hunter Owen Nicholson were united in marriage at five o’clock in the afternoon on November 1, 2014. Dr. Jeffery Lynn Clark performed the double-ring ceremony under the Phillips family’s covered

bridge in Hattiesburg. (^) Hattiesburg. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stokes of Petal The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne Price of
and the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Wesson. (^) Mr. Charles Knight Nicholson of Brandon. He is the grandson of the late Mr. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late
and Mrs. Charles Nicholson of Jackson and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jernigan of Sulpher, Louisiana. Family and friends were greeted by Amber Kimberly Rutland and Kayla
Ashylnn Purvis, who served as program attendants. The bride’s proxy was Shannon Leeann Kynerd, while the groom’s sister, Sara Nicholson Fries, provided the Scripture readings. Guests were seated to hymns performed by
Toby Barker and Sharon Miles. (^) wore an ivory gown. Re-embroidered Alençon lace fashioned the strapless Escorted by her father to the hymn “He’s Always Been Faithful,” the bride
bodice with its sweetheart neckline and natural waistline, encircled with a beaded insert of seed pearls and diamond crystals. The softly gathered skirt of lace overlaid with tulle ended in a deep trellis of Alençon sweeping into a
chapel train. With her gown she wore an illusion veil edged in lace matching that on her bridal gown. The bride carried a bouquet of David Austin Juliet and peach Campanella garden roses, peach freesia, and millet, with a cascading mix
of seeded eucalyptus and salal. The bouquet was wrapped with lace sampled from her mother’s wedding gown. Attending as matron of honor was the bride’s sister, Lindsay Price Caminita.
Bridesmaids included Lauren Elizabeth Banquer, Mary Catherine Barbato, Laura Bethany Hunt, Kirstin Nicole Kellar, Amelia Lee Landers, Kendall Leigh McCrary, and Jacquelyn Alexandra Vinzant. Anniston Claire Martin and Charlotte Adeline
Martin, daughters of the bride’s friend, Lindsey Martin, served as flower girls. (^) included Jordan Blake Berry, Benjamin Gibbs Hurston, Brock Therrell Hurston, Stanley Lee Kynerd served as best man to the groom. Groomsmen
Richard Zachary Holyfield, Blake Everett Pruett, James Allan Shackelford, and Joseph Zegel. To conclude the ceremony, bagpiper Matthew Beall led guests to the
reception at the Phillips Camphouse to the groom’s request, “Scotland the Brave.” Hosted by the parents of the bride, guests were entertained by the Cajun bluegrass music of The Revelers of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Decorations
and floral arrangements by Blooms set the tone for the woodland-inspired reception. The Depot catered a selection of comfort foods to keep guests warm on this outdoor evening. The bride’s four-tier cake was topped with
hand-painted birds given by the groom’s cousin, Linda Bartling of Wolfe Studios. On the eve of the wedding, the bridegroom’s family honored the couple
with a rehearsal dinner at The Bottling Company. (^) Fairfax, Virginia. After a honeymoon trip to Italy and Scotland, the couple is at home in
Carlee Ann Price and Hunter Owen Nicholson were united in marriage at five o’clock in the afternoon on November 1, 2014. Dr. Jeffery Lynn Clark performed the double-ring ceremony under the Phillips family’s covered
bridge in Hattiesburg. (^) Hattiesburg. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stokes of Petal The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne Price of
and the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Wesson. (^) Mr. Charles Knight Nicholson of Brandon. He is the grandson of the late Mr. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late
and Mrs. Charles Nicholson of Jackson and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jernigan of Sulpher, Louisiana. Family and friends were greeted by Amber Kimberly Rutland and Kayla
Ashylnn Purvis, who served as program attendants. The bride’s proxy was Shannon Leeann Kynerd, while the groom’s sister, Sara Nicholson Fries, provided the Scripture readings. Guests were seated to hymns performed by
Toby Barker and Sharon Miles. (^) wore an ivory gown. Re-embroidered Alençon lace fashioned the strapless Escorted by her father to the hymn “He’s Always Been Faithful,” the bride
bodice with its sweetheart neckline and natural waistline, encircled with a beaded insert of seed pearls and diamond crystals. The softly gathered skirt of lace overlaid with tulle ended in a deep trellis of Alençon sweeping into a
chapel train. With her gown she wore an illusion veil edged in lace matching that on her bridal gown. The bride carried a bouquet of David Austin Juliet and peach Campanella garden roses, peach freesia, and millet, with a cascading mix
of seeded eucalyptus and salal. The bouquet was wrapped with lace sampled from her mother’s wedding gown. Attending as matron of honor was the bride’s sister, Lindsay Price Caminita.
Bridesmaids included Lauren Elizabeth Banquer, Mary Catherine Barbato, Laura Bethany Hunt, Kirstin Nicole Kellar, Amelia Lee Landers, Kendall Leigh McCrary, and Jacquelyn Alexandra Vinzant. Anniston Claire Martin and Charlotte Adeline
Martin, daughters of the bride’s friend, Lindsey Martin, served as flower girls. (^) included Jordan Blake Berry, Benjamin Gibbs Hurston, Brock Therrell Hurston, Stanley Lee Kynerd served as best man to the groom. Groomsmen
Richard Zachary Holyfield, Blake Everett Pruett, James Allan Shackelford, and Joseph Zegel. To conclude the ceremony, bagpiper Matthew Beall led guests to the
reception at the Phillips Camphouse to the groom’s request, “Scotland the Brave.” Hosted by the parents of the bride, guests were entertained by the Cajun bluegrass music of The Revelers of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Decorations
and floral arrangements by Blooms set the tone for the woodland-inspired reception. The Depot catered a selection of comfort foods to keep guests warm on this outdoor evening. The bride’s four-tier cake was topped with
hand-painted birds given by the groom’s cousin, Linda Bartling of Wolfe Studios. On the eve of the wedding, the bridegroom’s family honored the couple
with a rehearsal dinner at The Bottling Company. (^) Fairfax, Virginia. After a honeymoon trip to Italy and Scotland, the couple is at home in
THE PHILLIPS' CAMPHOUSE • HATTIESBURG • STARLING AND SAGE PHOTOGRAPHYPRICE NICHOLSON&
You will need:

• Six Photos
  (two vertical,
  four horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Write-Up
  (900-950 words, as a
  .doc or .docx file)

FORMAL

6 PHOTOS

You will need:

• Five Photos
  (one vertical,
  four horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Details
  (You will input these
  on the form.)

PICTORIAL

5 PHOTOS &

THE PHILLIPS' CAMPHOUSE • HATTIESBURG • STARLING AND SAGE PHOTOGRAPHYPRICE NICHOLSON

GROOM’S PARENTSBRIDE’S PARENTSDATE

RECEPTION VENUEGROOM’S ATTIREFLORAL DESIGNBRIDE’S GOWN

ENTERTAINMENTCATERERPLANNER

November 1, 2014Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wayne PriceMrs. Vicki Jernigan Nicholson and the late Mr. Charles Knight Nicholson

Name of DesignerName of ClothierPhillips' CamphouseBlooms

The DepotThe RevelersName of Event Planner

CARLEE ANN PRICE AND HUNTER OWEN NICHOLSON

You will need:

• Eight Photos
  (three vertical,
  five horizontal,
  as .jpg files)


• Details
  (You will input these
  on the form.)

PICTORIAL

8 PHOTOS

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ONE-PAGE TEMPLATES TWO-PAGE TEMPLATES

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