Tyson Gregory Young and Hayley Nicole Brock were married at 6:30 p.m. June 21, 2008, at Sara’s Bed and Breakfast Inn in Houston, Texas. The Rev. David Lee Barrett officiated at the ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Debra Adams Brock of Houston. She is the granddaughter of Linda Adams and the late Benjamin Franklin Adams Jr. of Oceans Springs and Doris Brock and the late J.D. Brock Sr. of Vicksburg.

The groom is the son of Jeanette Wright of Pearland, Texas; Dr. James R. Wright III of Houston, Texas; and Barbara Carnahan of LaPorte, Texas. He is the grandson of the late Faegan and Dorothy Robertson of Houston; Mary Young and the late Fred Young of Plano, Texas; and James and Jeanette Wright of Fort Worth, Texas.

Garlands of foliage were suspended from floral wreaths composed of blizzard roses, white stock and white hydrangeas.

Soloist Rebeca Marie Pineda performed a number of selections for the ceremony. Family members were seated to “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring.” The bridal party entered to “Canon in D,” followed by the “Bridal Chorus” for the bride’s processional. The recessional was “The Wedding March.”

The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Col. Benjamin Franklin Adams III. She wore an A-line gown of ivory satin with a beaded, metallic-embroidered bodice and an inverted-V empire waist cascading into a cathedral train.

She wore an heirloom antique necklace belonging to her maternal grandmother.

Her two-tiered, fingertip-length veil was trimmed in Swarovski crystals and a beaded, scalloped edge. The veil was attached to a silver floral headband accented in crystals and pearls.

The bride carried a handtied bouquet of long-stemmed white calla lilies banded with white, double-faced satin ribbon.

Matron of honor was Whitney Adams Schilffarth of Lexington, Ky. She wore a strapless, side-ruched ballgown of apple-colored satin trimmed in a rhinestone brooch. She carried a bouquet of miniature flame calla lilies wrapped at the stems with apple-satin ribbon.

Flower girl was Emma Lee Barrett of Houston. She wore an ivory-satin dress created with spaghetti straps, a pick-up skirt and a beaded, apple-satin sash at the waist. She carried multicolored petals in a satin-covered basket.

Collin Hoster of Houston served as best man. Ring bearer was Cameron James Schilffarth of Lexington.

Reader was Camille Erin Flynn.

The bride’s mother wore a laser-cut, fitted, full-length gown of navy blue. The tiered ensemble featured spaghetti straps and a bolero jacket of champagne-colored raw silk.

The groom’s mother wore a two-piece, full-length dress of wisteria satin with embroidered details on the bodice. A jacket designed with three-quarter-length sleeves, a button front and matching embroidered details completed her ensemble.

Both mothers carried bouquets of ivory roses tied with sage-green, double-faced satin ribbon.

A reception followed at the inn.

Tables were centered with ivory roses, white stock and white hydrangeas in glass cube vases.

The couple will make their home in Lakewood, Wash. The bride is a student, and the groom is in the U.S. Army.

Out-of-town guests were from Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and various areas in Texas.

Rehearsal dinner

Jeanette Wright hosted a rehearsal dinner at Cavatore Italian Restaurant on the eve of the wedding.

Luncheon

Aunts of the bride Penelope Johnston and Janet Dickinson hosted a bridal luncheon for members of the bridal party, family and friends at Backstreet Cafe in Houston.

Bachelorette party

Camille Flynn honored the bride with a bachelorette party in Austin, Texas.

Tea

Rebeca Pineda hosted an English tea at Kiran’s of Houston.

Shower

Ashley Marlett hosted a shower at her home in Houston.