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Charlea Brooke Chambers, of Midway, and Dustin Dewayne Reaves, of Greeneville, were married at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 3, 2015, at Bibles Chapel Baptist Church.

The officiating minister was the Rev. Gary Marshall, of Bulls Gap.

The bride’s parents are Greg and Yvette Chambers, of Midway.

The groom is the son of Doug and Gladys Reaves, of Greeneville.

The sanctuary was decorated with candelabra entwined with fall leaves, ferns, and pumpkins with fall arrangements. Lining the aisle were lanterns, fall leaves and pumpkins.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full-length, ivory-over-café lace A-line dress that featured all-over lace from the strapless sweetheart neckline to the scalloped lace hemline and chapel-length train. The princess wedding dresses was covered with diamante beading and had a latte-colored sash with rhinestone accent.

In her hair, the bride wore a satin and organza flower with rhinestones.

She carried a bouquet designed by her mother that included sunflowers, roses and hydrangeas.

The matron of honor was the bride’s sister, Brittaney Chambers Bible, of Mohawk.

Bridesmaids were Crystal Deweese Lindsey, of Jefferson City, Jessica Jarrell Poore, the bride’s cousin, of Dandridge, Baylee Jarrell, the bride’s cousin, of Knoxville, Tara Walker, of Bean Station, and April Rosenbalm, of Morristown.

The attendants wore street-length, burnt-orange silk sexy wedding dresses, overlaid with chiffon.

They carried bouquets of sunflowers, roses and hydrangeas.

The flower girl was Raylee Johnson, of Greeneville.

The ringbearer was the groom’s nephew, Colton Reaves, of Greeneville.

The ringbearer carried the Bible of the bride’s late grandmother.

The best man was the groom’s son, Eli Reaves, of Greeneville.

Groomsmen were Eric Reaves, the groom’s brother, Robert Johnson and Jody Massey, all of Greeneville.

The bride’s mother wore a tea-length, stone-colored skirt and ribbon-stripe jacket.

The groom’s mother wore a tea-length, black printed skirt and red jacket.

They wore wrist corsages of stone-colored silk flowers.

Music for the ceremony was provided by pianist Deana Gilliland, of Midway, and vocalists Mitchell and Brittaney Bible, the bride’s brother-in-law and sister, of Mohawk.

The wedding director was Karen Rogers, of Mohawk.

A reception followed in the church reception hall.

The tables were covered with brown-and-tan tablecloths with burlap runners. The chairs were draped with tan covers and featured brown silk ties.

The table decorations included pumpkins and garlands of fall leaves. On the tables were Mason jars, encircled with burlap and filled with floating candles or photographs of the couple or stones in autumn colors.

The wedding cake was decorated with ivory piping and a cake topper figurine of a couple embracing.

Red velvet, chocolate and white cupcakes were placed on wooden crates, decorated with sunflowers and fall leaves.

The groom’s white cake was decorated with a University of Tennessee theme.

The bridal book attendant was Andrea Gray, of Greeneville.

Following a wedding trip to Gatlinburg, Mr. and Mrs. Reaves are living in Baileyton.

She is employed by the University of Tennessee Sleep Disorders Center, in Morristown.

He is employed by American Greetings, in Greeneville.

Out-of-state guests attended from North Carolina, Georgia and Maryland.

Prenuptial parties included a miscellaneous shower given by the women of Warrensburg Baptist Church in Mohawk at the church, a shower given by the bride’s co-workers at the office in Morristown, a couples shower given by Jessica and Chris Poore, and Trish, Barry and Baylee Jarrell in Dandridge, the rehearsal dinner given by the groom’s parents in the church reception hall and a bridal party brunch given by Janie Solomon at the church.