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     TERREBONNE PARISH HOUMA, LA

     THE COURIER, OCTOBER 7, 2001

     WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED

     

     

     

     HAVIS-TROSCLAIR

          Charity L, Havis and Michael Trosclair Sr. were married at 2 p.m. April 21,

      2001, at St. Anthony Church in Houma.

          The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Giroir of Houma. She is

      the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Bonvillain, and Mr. and Mrs.

      Aubrey Giroir of Gibson.

          Parents of the groom are CecileGregoire and Kenneth LeBlanc. He is the

      grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Adrienn Gregoire and the late Mr. and Mrs.

      Hyson LeBlanc.

          The Rev. Gerald Hayes officiated at the double-ring ceremony, in which

      the bride was given in marriage by her 
stepfather, Lynn Giroir.

          T'he bride wore a formal gown of bridal satin with a fitted bodice and

      sweetheart neckline. It was embellished with floral appliques and pearls.The

      cathedral-length train was adorned in appliques of Battenburg lace and pearls at

      the hemline.

          Her headpiece which held a double-tiered veil of bridal illusion was

      fashioned of flowers and pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet of white roses

      accented with greenery and her grandmother's rosary.

          Serving in the wedding were Cynthia T. Pitre, matron of honor; Tessa M.

      Havis, maid of honor; Tammy Bergeron, Amy Hebert and Sheila Anderson,

      maids; Brittney M. Trosclair, junior maid; and Emily Hebert, flower girl.

          Best man was Joseph 'Tee-joe" Trosclair III; Charles Pitre, Tommy

      Bergeron, Rene Hebert and Brady Giroir, groomsmen; Michael J. Trosclair Jr.,

      junior groomsman; Ryan Boudreaux, ring bearer; and Benny Brunet and

     Allen "Stevie" Fitch, ushers. 

          A reception was given by the bride's parents at the American Legion Hall.

          The cake featured a fountain surrounded by silk flowers and satellite cakes,

      bordered by columns that held a double--tiered cake topped with a cherub and

      more columns which held a top tier, topped wit
h a gazebo containing a bride and

      groom. Staircases led from the satellite cakes to the top tiers, with miniatures of

      groomsmen and bridesmaids.

          The groom's cake featured a fishing scene.