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Our
Engagement

We
were
formally
engaged
on
December
7, 1998
at The
Country
Club
Christmas
Party
which
was held
at
Country
2000 in
Dallas,
Texas.
Guy took
Nancy
out to
the
middle
of the
dance
floor
and got
down on
his
knees
and took
Nancy's
hand in
his and
in front
of the
whole
Club
asked
her to
be his
wife.
Guy
chose
the song
"Goodnight
Sweetheart"
to dance
to
afterwards.
The
rest is
history
as these
pages
show.

Our
Wedding


You are
cordially
invited
to tour
our
wedding
page.
For
those of
you who
were not
able to
attend
our
wedding
we hope
that you
enjoy
this and
for those of you who were able to make it, we hope that it comes as a
beautiful
reminder
of our
special
day.
This
page is
dedicated to
all our
family
and
friends
especially
to those
who were
unable
to share
this special day with us
due to
time
constraints
or
distance.
You were
with us
in
spirit
and in
love.

About
the
Bride
and
Groom
Guy
works as
the
Aerospace
Service
Manager
for
major
aerospace
firm in
Dallas,
Texas.
He
moved to
the
Dallas
area
from
Albuquerque,
NM where
he
was in
the New
Mexico
Air
National
Guard
and
previously
with the
Air
Force.
He is
retired
from the
military
after
serving
22
years.
Nancy
works as
a Legal
Assistant
for a
Law Firm
in North
Dallas.

Wedding
Attire
A
western-style
wedding
was
planned
and
held.
The
bride's
dress
was a
fully
lined
ivory,
lace
"Damsel"
style
dress
with a
button
front,
adjustable
lace-up
back. A
western
ivory
Cattleman's
style
hat with
sequins,
pearls
and lace
was worn
by the
bride as
well as
ivory
leather
and lace
western
heeled
boots to
match
the
outfit.
The
maid-of-honor's
dress
was a
sky
blue,
two
piece
western
skirt
and
peblum blouse
by
Miller
Outpost.
The
daughter of
the
bride,
acting
as
flower
girl,
wore a
beautiful
lace
chambray
blue
western
dress
from Old
West
Mercantile
and Trade;
a
headband
of
ivory,
pink and
blue
silk
flowers
created
by the
bride
and carried a basket
with
pink
silk
roses
also
created
by the
bride.
The
flower
girl and
maid-of-honor
also
wore
black
western
boots as
part of
their
attire
in keeping
with
the theme
style.
The bride
also
created
the
bouquet
of silk
pink
roses
carried by her
maid-of-honor
and the
throw-away
bouquet
for
the bouquet
tossing
at the
reception.
The
groom,
best man
and ring
bearer,
son of
the bride, all wore
western-style
"Silverado"
black tuxedo
jackets,
crisp
new
black jeans,
bollo
ties, black western
boots
and black Stetson style
hats.
The
bride embellished
the
Unity
Candle
with a
western
motif, as
well as
the
signature pen, ring
bearer's pillow,
bride
and groom
champagne
glasses.

Our
Reception
Our
reception
was held
in the
New
Memories
Reception
Hall
right
next
door to
Historic
Round
Grove
Church
in
Lewisville,
Texas
immediately
following the wedding
ceremony.
Historic
Round
Grove
Church
was
founded
by
German
immigrants
on
January
6, 1901
with
services
being
originally
held in
German
and
eventually
by 1926
the
services
were
also
held in
English.
The
church
has been
closed
to
regular
services
for
years
now and
is used
and preserved
for use
as a
wedding
site
along
with the
reception
hall. A
wonderful
group of
people
run this
service
in the
community
at a
very reasonable
price
and make
the
memories
you have
here
very
special.
Due to
friends
and family
we
were able
to have
a
reception where
we could
really
celebrate
our
special day.
Friends
played
music
for us
to dance
a few
hours
away
before
we went
on to
celebrate
further
at a
private party
at
Country 2000
in
Dallas,
Texas in
their
small VIP
section.

Wedding
Party
Our
wedding
party
was and
is very
special
to us.
Our
maid-of-honor
was my
friend
Betsy
Wooderson
(now
Wright),
whom I
cherish
and who
is very
special
to me.
She is
also my
daughter's
godmother.
My
daughter,
Miranda
Barnes,
was my
flower
girl and
she
was so
excited
to be a
part of
the
wedding
with her
blond
hair
curled,
carrying flowers
and
wearing
a
western-style
dress.
My son,
Adam
Barnes,
was the
ring
bearer and
took his
position
very
seriously
and
looked
so
grown-up
in his
western
-style
tuxedo,
boots
and hat.
Jeff
Sandlin
was the
best man
and came
all the
way
from Albuquerque,
NM to be
a part
of the
wedding
and made
our day
very
special
with all
the help
he gave
us
during
the
wedding, reception and
after
the
celebrating
was all
done.

Honeymoon

Due to
the
generosity
of
family,
friends
and
co-workers
we were
able to
have a
wonderful
time in
San
Antonio,
Texas on
the
Riverwalk.
Our
hotel,
Holiday
Inn Riverwalk,
overlooked
the
Riverwalk
in one
of
the quieter
sections
but it
was
quite
beautiful.
We went
on a 45
minute
Yanaguana
RiverCruises
tour and
received
the
history
of the
Riverwalk
and San
Antonio.
An
unusual
site to
see was
a pink
flowering
tree
called a
Hong
Kong Orchid.
We
managed
to see
some traditional
Mexican
dancers
performing
at one
of the
outdoor
theaters.
We
toured
the city
of San
Antonio
by
exploring
the
Alamo,
The Buckhorn
Saloon
and
enjoyed great food
at some
wonderful
restaurants
and
checked
out some
great
shops.
We also
made
sure
that we
took a
trip in
our car
to the
San
Antonio
Missions
and and
managed to visit
all of
them and
to take
some
great
pictures.
We
continued
our
honeymoon
by
driving
to
Albuquerque, New
Mexico
to spend
time
with
Guy's
parents
and
other family
members.
We got
to go to
Kirtland Air Force Base
and
visit
friends
and co-workers
of Guy's
at the
New
Mexico
Air
National
Guard
and was able
to visit
the
Guardsmen's
Club and
explore
other
areas
and
sites
around
Albuquerque.
We
had a wonderful time.

Special
Thanks
We
would
like to
thank
our
family
and
friends
for
supporting
us
throughout
the planning
of our
wedding.
To our
Parents:
thank
you for
your
help,
both
financially
and
emotionally,
we
appreciate
it more
than you
know.
To our
wedding
party:
thank
you for
helping
us have
a
wonderful
day. We
also do
not want
to
forget
Richard
Rogers
who did
such a
great
job
playing
music
for us;
Rick
Phillips
for
video
taping
our
wedding
and
sharing
this
special
time
with us; Bubba
(Gilbert
Ortiz)
our
photographer
who also
came
down
from
Albuquerque
and took
tons of
pictures
that we
are able
to
include
in the
album we
are
sharing
with you
here.
You
guys did
a
wonderful
job
making
our
memories
even
better.
Thanks
again
to everyone.

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