“I felt marvelous because I knew that I was beginning a new adventure with an amazing person.”


Get the Look: THE PROGRAMS: Williamson Printing I FLORENCE WEDDING BANDS: Hulon Jewelers I MARION THE DRESS: Young World I DILLON THE RECEPTION: Woodhaven I MARION


Aſter several months of planning and mailing


beautiful invitations from Williamson Printing, the big day finally arrived on December 7, 2013. “I felt marvelous because I knew that I was beginning a new adventure with an amazing person.” There’s no doubt about it, she looked marvelous as well in her strapless dress from Young World. To complement, she wore her mother’s veil and grandmother’s crystal necklace. Jarrott looked dapper in his classic black tux. The couple exchanged their rings from Hulon Jewelers in front of 450 guests. Friends of the cou- ple’s families played a large role in making their spe- cial day a success. “Mrs. Mel played the organ during the ceremony, while Jeri Turbeville and Mr. Shaw sang. Kurt Sin played the trumpet.” Gary and Lori Blackmon decorated the reception hall at Woodhav- en, and Patricia Owens catered the food and created the delectable gluten-free 3 layered chocolate and vanilla cake. “I felt like I was living in a wonderland for a few hours.” For their honeymoon, Sydney and Jarrott spent two nights in Savannah, Georgia, be- fore traveling to Cancun for a week. Being a wife is something she has always wanted. She loves having a house with Jarrott and being able to take care of him. She also enjoys making “Hon- ey Do-Lists” as well! She concludes, “Married life is eventful, it’s never a dull moment. It is a lot of fun getting to know Jarrott in a different way aſter think- ing I knew everything there was to know about him.”


Sydney Strickland Hooks resides in Marion with her husband, Jarrott. She is a math teacher at Marion High School. Their parents are Allen and Deby Strickland and Wayne and Sheila Hooks.


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