Webster - Clark

Elizabeth Ann Clark and David Ray Webster were married May 9, 2015 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon with the Rev. John Heckmann officiating at the First United Church in West. On the eve of the wedding, a rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom's parents at El Chico's Restaurant located at The Circle in Waco, Texas.

Elizabeth is the daughter of Beverly and Roger Clark of Ross, Texas. She is the granddaughter of Laura Ann Schofield and the late Alvin Schofield of West, Texas and the late Margaret and Vincent Clark of Victoria, Texas. Elizabeth graduated from West High School in May of 2007. She graduated Baylor University in December 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Education in Health and Human Sciences - Physical Therapy. During her time at Baylor University she was in the sorority Kappa Chi Alpha and the honor society Tau Sigma. Elizabeth is working towards her Physical Therapy career by obtaining her PTA certification.

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David is the son of Linda and Noel Webster of Harker Heights, Texas. He is the grandson of Shirley and Paul Adams of Kerrville, Texas and the late Ann and Ronda Ray Webster of Sulphur, Oklahoma. David graduated from Harker Heights High School in May of 2001. He graduated magna cum laude from Baylor University in May 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. While at Baylor University he played on the club baseball team. David is working at a private aerospace company as a mechanical engineer.

The bride was given in marriage by her parents and escorted to the altar by her father. The readers and witnesses were Tim and Tracy Pietsch, god-parents of the bride.

Elizabeth wore a custom designed classic silhouette Sottero & Midgley Celeste bridal gown in Ivory/Parisian Mist with off-the shoulders tulle and lace sleeves, and corded lace over delustered satin, embellished at the waist with beading, finished with covered buttons. A detachable two tier cathedral illusion train accented, with a crystal edge fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of white and yellow calla lilies inter-twined with a Tiffany® blue wrap, borrowing keepsake bear pins of her grandfather and photos of her late grandfather, grandparents and great-grandmother.

Maid of honor was Courtney Pietsch, god sister of the bride. Kelly Webster, sister-in-law of the groom served as bridesmaid. Jr. bridesmaid/flower girl was Jenna Pietsch, god sister of the bride. The attendants wore blue and green flowing chiffon A-line halter top cocktail dresses while carrying crystal and satin wrapped bouquets of calla lilies accented with peacock feathers.

Attending David was his brother Ryan Webster as best man and Cordell Clark, brother of the bride serving as groomsman. The groom wore a black tuxedo accented with a blue tie and a calla lily boutonniere. The attendants wore a green and gold striped tie with their tuxedos.

The Carleen Bright Arboretum Pavilion in Woodway set as the background for the reception, dinner and dance following the ceremony. Elizabeth and David walked in to the Baylor Fight song. The room was decorated with blues, greens and golds. Each table had beautiful centerpieces of miniature calla lilies and peacock feathers in mason jars adorned with Queen Anne's lace and gold metal lace. The couple shared slices of a bear topped, three tiered decorated white cornelli lace, accented with green and gold rosettes and pearl tufts. A refreshing surprise for all was the green and gold marble flavored cake. The groom's cake was a square Texas shaped cake topped with BU, trimmed with green and gold dipped strawberries. Both cakes were designed by family friend Karen Sonnenberg.

The couple and their guest enjoyed the cooking talents of Ranae Dameron-Knust with a grilled pork chop and chicken dinner. The house party included Bethany Perez, cousin of the bride, Bailey Barnes, childhood friend of the bride, Jill Barnes, family friend of the bride. The house party served various flavored cakes to guests, baked by Karen Sonnenberg.

The lovely couple's first dance was "Never Stop" by SafetySuit and many other dances provided by P3 Professional Sounds. They enjoyed making memories with family and friends throughout the evening. Elizabeth and David rounded out the evening with a spectacular paper airplane exit.

Following a honeymoon to New Zealand the couple resides in China Spring.

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