Sam and Sierra {The Gatherings of Dorchester Wedding}"
"Marriage, if anything, is the combining of two separate streams into one river. It is a merger of two souls into one. It is an experience in synergism for two people working together in yoke can always do more than the sum of what two individuals can accomplish. Marriage is a wonderful experience in humility as you realize that you are not perfect but together you are seeking to help each other climb closer to God, who is the author of Marriage. Marriage is a triangle. The more that the man and woman climb closer to God the closer they become to each other. Marriage is one man and one woman trying together to bring glory to God and growth for each other."
-Rev. Charles Davis, Grandfather to Sierra
Vendors:
Venue: The Gatherings at Dorchester Flowers: Pretty Petals of Charleston Catering: Tonya's Catering by Design Cake: Publix Bakery DJ: "DJ Blue" Carl Perdue Cellist: Kina Forney Violist: Ronni Turnbull Officiant: Chuck Davis
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