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Guyton-Guillot wedding
 Deanna Victoria (Tori) Guyton and Derick Randall Guillot were united in marriage during a formal ceremony at six o'clock in the evening on January 31, 2009 at Wayside Pentecostal Church. Minister Tommy Cotton Jr. officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Errol Patric and Barbara Guyton of Crowville. The groom is the son of Randy Guillot of Gilbert and Carolyn Brown of Rogers, Ark.
The bride was attended by Erin Little of Winnsboro, maid of honor and Betsey Keyes of Winnsboro, bridesmaid. Attendants wore floor-length black satin gowns with sweetheart necklines and empire waists. They each carried a nosegay of Casablanca lilies, spider mums, roses and hydrangeas, tied with white satin ribbon.
Ally Perry of Crowville, niece of the bride, served as flower girl. She wore a white taffeta Cinderella-style gown. Ring bearer was Dagan Wiggins of Winnsboro, nephew of the groom.
Ryan Holcomb of Gilbert served the groom as his best man. Groomsman was Keith Graham of Winnsboro. Ushers were Trent McCoy and Jake McCoy of Gilbert, and Ethan Poland of Crowville.
Pianists Noble Ellington III and Sonja Cotten provided nuptial music for the ceremony. Vocalists were Shay Coleman, Julie and Mike Bowman, Robin Grant and Natalie Navarro. Selections included, "I Will Be Here," as the couple's grandmothers and mothers were escorted in; "Canon in D," as the wedding party entered; "When God Made You," during the lighting of the unity candle and license signing and "Answered Prayer," after the closing prayer.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a satin A-line gown featuring a fitted, beaded and metallic embroidered bodice gradually flaring from the waist and extending into a cathedral-length train. She carried a nosegay of Casablanca lilies, spider mums, white roses, hydrangeas and trailing plumosia fern, accented with white satin ribbon.
The couple exchanged vows amid Grecian columns topped with flowing ferns, intermingled with candles and white floral arrangements.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the fellowship hall of the church. Guests enjoyed a buffet service and punch fountain at tables covered in white linens and accented with black chairs and white bows. The reception area was decorated with miniature lights, tulle and lighted white branches, and featured a slideshow presentation of photos of the bride and groom as children.
The bride's table held a five-tiered white confection decorated with black trim and served under an arbor adorned with miniature lights, white branches and tulle. Sarah Adams of St. Francisville served the wedding cake.
The groom's table held a while floral design arranged in a silver vase, a silver coffee service and a caramel-topped cheesecake. Patricia and Katie Kincaid, Yolande and Julie Graham served at the table. Assisting with the buffet were Jonathan Guyton, Red Belton and Sophie Smith.
Brenda McCoy and Christy Montgomery served as wedding coordinators.
The bride is currently employed as a speech-language therapist in Monroe. The groom is a self-employed farmer in Gilbert.
After a honeymoon trip to Maui, Hawaii, the couple is at home near Gilbert. |
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