Woodland Heights Baptist Church was the site of a wedding that took place between Lana Denise Trantham and Jacob Zane Reynolds both of Dumas.
The two were married in a double-ring ceremony officiated by Bro. David Hatfield.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake and Karen Trantham of Conway. She was wearing a dress made of imported Italian satin. The fitted sheath mermaid style gown featured a strapless neckline and flowed to a sweep train.
She wore a shoulder length veil of English silk illusion. The pews down the center aisle of the church were marked with orange and fuchsia lanterns which each held a tea light. The church had oriental silk screens, which held votive candles and were flanked with ferns and greenery. Her father Blake Trantham escorted her.
Nuptial music was provided by organist Wrenetta Austin and pianist Donna Gober, both of Conway. Donna Gober was also the vocalist. She sang “Masterpiece.” Lindsay Brown of Conway served as the maid of honor while Jenna Hefner of Conway and Tiffany Roberts of Dallas served as her bridesmaids. All wore knee length fuchsia colored dresses and carried a bouquet of fuchsia and orange gerbera daisies.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Vickie Reynolds of Hermitage. Joey Reynolds of North Little Rock was the best man. Bo Hembree and Bart Goodwin, both of Warren, served as groomsmen. The ring bearer was Aidan Reynolds of Warren while Jordan Brown served as the flower girl. Cody Brown of Conway was the Usher.
A reception was held in the Reception Hall of Woodland Heights Baptist Church. The entrance was decorated with tulle in the bride’s colors and orange and fuchsia lanterns were hung from the ceiling.
The focal point in the hall was a massive arrangement of orange lilies, orange and fuchsia gerbera daisies, blue delphiniums, purple liatrices, lime green fuji mums, yellow gladiolus on a three foot glass cylinder. Inside the cylinder was an arrangement of orange and fuchsia gerbera daisies.
The guests were seated at round cloth covered tables decorated with hurricanes, rose bowls, and cylinder glass vases filled with various arrangements of flowers in the bride’s colors. Presiding over the bride’s book was Amanda Stauber.
Following the wedding and reception, the bride and groom enjoyed a trip to Jamaica.
