McCord, Hutchison unite

Published 1:17 pm Saturday, April 16, 2016

Anna Bay McCord and Keith Andrew Hutchison were united in holy matrimony on Sat., March 12, 2016, at The Chapel at the Waters in Pike Road.

The Rev. Don Lingle officiated the four o’clock ceremony.

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The bride is the daughter of Sidney and Lynne McCord Chancellor of Prattville, and the late Greg McCord of Opp.

The groom is the son of Tim and Koryn Hutchison of Woodbridge, Va.

Miss Erin Lowe, sorority sister of the bride, assisted as maid of honor and Mrs. Lara Lee Teel, sorority sister of the bride, assisted as matron of honor.

Other bridesmaids were Mrs. Kelly Hutchison Pierson of Arlington, Va., sister of the groom, and friends of the bride Mrs. Samantha Hill Clark of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. Morgan Palmer Carlisle of Troy, and Mrs. Marci Bess Knight of Andalusia.

The bride was elegant in her lace trumpet-style Stella York dress and the veil was a long cathedral with matching lace.

She carried a cluster style bouquet of white hydrangeas, blush pink roses and baby’s breath. Her bouquet was wrapped with her sorority handkerchief with blue monogrammed initials given to her upon graduation.

The bridesmaids all wore a blush pink, long, one-shouldered dress with belt by Vera Wang. They carried blush pink roses, baby’s breath wrapped with navy ribbon.

Mr. Tim Hutchison, father of the groom, served his son as best man.

Groomsmen were Kyle Hutchison of Arlington, Va., brother of the groom, Curtis Hutchison of Grat Mills, Md., brother of the groom, Braden Pierson of, Arlington, Va., brother-in-law of the groom, Adam O’Mara of Delrio, Texas, friend of the groom, Nam Nguyen of Woodbridge, Va., friend of the groom.

The groom and groomsmen wore dark gray tuxedos with navy ties and navy vests. Each had a blush pink rose boutonniere.

During the ceremony the couple participated in a braiding of a unity cross while the featured special music duet was sung by vocalists, Mr. and Mrs. Braden Pierson, sister and brother-in-law of the groom.

Mrs. Donna Glisson, aunt of the bride, directed the wedding and reception.

The chapel was decorated with greenery wreaths with baby’s breath and blush pink ribbons hung in each window with a candle on the window seal. The cross at the front was adorned with greenery, white hydrangeas and pink roses. The aisle was lined with plaques with the verse 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 on every other row, and beautiful light lanterns with baby’s breath and pink ribbons on top. In the front corners of the chapel there were arrangements of white hydrangeas and white calla lilies.

In the foyer of the chapel there was a registry table with a white globe with “Our Greatest Adventure” for every guest to sign in. Also, there was a vase with white carnations for every Chi O sorority sister to receive as she walked in. Above that table were pictures of the bride and groom.

On the other side of the foyer was an “In memory table,” featuring white calla lilies and white begonias. On this table were several pictures of family members with a sign that read, “We know you would be here today, if heaven were not so far away.”

Outside the chapel were beautiful hanging lanterns with baby’s breath on top on both sides of the steps leading up to the chapel.

Also, more beautiful white hydrangeas adorned the steps at the top.

On both doors, there were big wreaths covered with baby’s breath and a pink ribbon on top.

After the wedding there was a popcorn bar with nuts and candy served outside for the guests. Then there was a reception that was held inside the chapel.

As the D. J. got started, the wedding party was introduced and the couple danced their first slow dance, then only to break out in a surprise choreographed dance from the bride and groom.

After a wonderful meal and lots of dancing, the couple left going down the front steps of the chapel that was lined with guests holding sparklers on both sides.

The couple now resides in Warner Robins, Ga.