Lacey Scott became the bride of Jack Peterkin, Molalla, Ore., in a double-ring ceremony on Sept. 27, 2003.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scott, Glenwood. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterkin, Molalla, Ore.
Approximately 350 people attended the ceremony performed by Pastor Dan Thompson. The wedding solo was sung by Kendra Toedtemeier.
Given away in marriage by her father, the bride wore a strapless dress featuring a long trail and pearls on the dress. The bride wore her grandmother Katherine Steinbach's pearl neckless.
Wearing Victorian lilac-colored long dresses, bridesmaids were the bride's sister Kristin Scott, Walla Walla, the bride's cousin Jessica Throop, Ellensburg, Kim Kammenzind, Walla Walla, and Heather Beierle, Spokane.
Best man for the groom was Chad Brinkman, Molalla. Groomsmen were Ross Coleman, Molalla, Russell Bustos, California, and Darren Wymen, Molalla.
Candlelighters were the bride's niece Alyssa Scott, Vancouver, and the groom's niece Shawntel Banyard, Molalla. Train carriers were the groom's nephews, Nathan Lehman and Dustin Banyard, both of Molalla. The ring bearer was the bride's nephew Skyler Scott, Vancouver. Flower girls were the groom's niece Brittney Lehman, Molalla, and Lacey Scott and Summer Scott, Phoenix, Ariz.
Following the wedding, a reception with a Western theme was held at the Coleman Guest House on the outskirts of Molalla.
The bride is a graduate of Glenwood High School. She attended Walla Wall Community College and Chemeketa Community College, earning a dental assistant degree. She is currently employed in Woodburn.
The groom graduated from Molalla High School and attended Walla Walla Community College. He is employed by Meng Logging in Molalla.
The couple took their honeymoon the last week of December, attending the National Rodeo Finals in Las Vegas. They are currently at home in Molalla.
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