Watson-Lukasiewicz
Amy Elizabeth Watson and Adam Macgregor Lukasiewicz were married May 18 at Brookwood Baptist Church. Dr. James Randolph Barnette officiated the ceremony.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John DeForest Watson III of Birmingham. The groom is the son of Ms. Kathleen Anne MacDonald and Mr. Peter Jan Lukasiewicz of Toronto, Canada.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory lace by New York designer Judd Waddell. The re-embroidered French Alencon gown had a V-neckline with a low V-back and tiny covered buttons at the center back. The fit and flared dress swept to a chapel-length train. Completing her ensemble was a chapel-length veil of ivory illusion inherited from the bride’s maternal family and redesigned for the bride.
Pinned to the bride’s bouquet was a 100-year-old brooch originally belonging to the groom’s maternal great-grandmother. As “something blue,” the bride carried a handkerchief with blue embroidery that originally belonged to her maternal great-grandmother and that the bride’s mother also carried in her wedding. Her earrings were inherited from her paternal grandmother.
The bride was attended by Sarah Elizabeth McKibben and Genevieve Adelle Purcell as maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Emma Halina Lukasiewicz, Catherine Noel Morris, Sarah Elizabeth Morris, Laura Morgan Sims and Mary Kendal Spires.
The best man was Stephen Cheng Dobeck. Groomsmen were John Wasyl Grunyk, Graham Alexander Hood, Benjamin Matthew Lukasiewicz, Ritchell Roberto Jose VanDams Jr. and John DeForest Watson IV.
Ushers were James Austin Hughston, Watson Edward Hughston, Matthew Scott Morris and John Randle Morris. Honorary ushers were Andrew Sparks Watson and James William Watson.
Readers were Halle Harris Lukasiewicz, Julia Sophie Lukasiewicz and Gregory Steven Morris. Greeters and program attendants were Anna Kathleen Hughston, Sarah Kathryn Hughston, Katherine Jean Morris and Rebecca Nan Morris.
After a honeymoon trip to Maui and Kauai, Hawaii, the couple live in New Haven, Conn.
