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Real Weddings: Jennifer and Vernon

Real Weddings: Jennifer and Vernon

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32 year old Jennifer Chue married 37 year old Vernon Chue on July 25^th, 2015, after 3 years of dating.

Wedding date  July 25, 2015

Wedding colors  Tan and Pink

Maid / Matron of Honor  1
Bridesmaid(s)  3
Best Man  2
Groomsmen  2
Flower Girl  1

What gifts do you have planned for your bridal party?

Bridesmaids  tote bags with their initial and flip flops
Groomsmen  glass with initial and socks

What were your “somethings?”

Something old  rosary
Something new  dress
Something borrowed  hair piece
Something blue  under garment

What were your wedding favors?

Photobooth

Honeymoon destination:

Dominican Republic

Wedding vendors included:

Wedding location  Tanglewood Arboretum
Reception location  Tanglewood golf club
Bakery  Cake and all things yummy
Caterer  Above and Beyond
Photographer   Darren Photography
From which store was the wedding dress purchased?  David’s Bridal
From which store were the bridesmaids purchased?  David’s Bridal

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Publisher (Forsyth Woman)

Keela Johnson — the one who started it all. Keela is originally from Winston-Salem and has lived in Clemmons for the last 30 years. She and husband, Tim (the recently retired owner of TJ’s Body Shop), have been married since 1984 and, together, they have two grown children, Brooke Eagle (who is a part of the Forsyth Magazines team and Keela’s right arm) and Tanner who is in college at UNC-Wilmington. After being downsized from her position at L’eggs, Keela found her entrepreneurial spirit and, without any publishing experience or background, she began Forsyth Woman. Two years later, she launched Forsyth Family with friend and business partner, Robin Bralley. In 2011, she launched Forsyth Woman Engaged! and, in 2015, Forsyth Community. While the magazines are her true passion, Keela enjoys spending time at Lake Norman with her family and friends, a good glass of wine and the Carolina Panthers!

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Forsyth Magazines writer since 2015 and editorial and public relations coordinator since 2017. Born in Texas, Megan was brought to North Carolina when she was only two months old. A recent graduate from Salem College, Megan has a degree in communication with a minor in history. She has a toy poodle named Gidget and, in her spare time, she loves cooking, music, reading and travel. Megan has also spent time in film, having appeared in two movies – an independent production and as an extra in studio film. “I love listening to an interviewee’s story and then sharing it with the community. Everyone has a story to tell, and I’m glad I can be a part of it,” said Megan.

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