Kimberly Hajovsky & David Kelly wed at St. Andrew's

MR. AND MRS. DAVID ELLIOTT KELLY KIMBERLY ANN HAJOVSKY

Kimberly Ann Hajovsky and David Elliott Kelly were united in marriage at 2 p.m., Nov. 8, 2008 at St. Andrew Catholic Church in Hillje. The Rev. Clement Quainoo performed the double ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Bart and Karen Hajovsky of Ganado. Parents of the groom are Stephanie Kelly of Lubbock and the late Dale Kelly. The bride is the granddaughter of Werner and Jimmie Pavlik of El Campo and I.G. and Ernestine Hajovsky of Ganado.

Floral arrangements of fall flowers were placed throughout the church in memory of the father of the groom, as well as Edith Pavlik, grandmother of the bride; Tommy Pavlik, uncle of the bride; Sandy Rayner, aunt of the bride; and William Bell, grandfather of the groom.

Music was provided by Donna Kutac, organist; and Donna and David Kutac, soloists. Selections included "Come Journey With Me," "Forever," Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," "Canon in D," "Trumpet Voluntary," "Only a Shadow," "Behold" and "The Wedding March."

The bride, escorted by her father, wore an ivory dream satin gown designed by Demetrios. The strapless, Aline gown featured a satin band at the natural waist accented with an embroidered and Swarovski crystal motif at the center. Embellishments continued on the back of the gown cascading down and around the chapel-length train. The dazzling details were accented with seed beads, bugle beads and Swarovski crystals. The bride wore an ivory single tiered veil of illusion that was encircled with bugle bead and rhinestones. She carried a bouquet of fresh fall flowers accented with hypericum berries tied with ivory satin ribbon.

Leah Collins of Euless, best friend of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lauren Hajovsky of Ganado and Lindsay Hajovsky of Sugar Land, sisters-in-law of the bride; Tara Chandler of Houston, childhood friend of the bride; Eileen Mervish of San Antonio, college friend of the bride; and Lacey Moore of Houston, Carlie Hajovsky of Ganado and Kendall Hajovsky of Ganado, cousins of the bride.

The bridesmaids wore cocoa dresses made by Alexia. The strapless gown fell to the floor with a modified chapel-length train. The gowns were accented at the waist wit a cream satin band that featured a circle rhinestone brooch. They also wore custom cocoa crystal jewelry made by Clarissa Christensen. They carried bouquets of fresh fall flowers accented with hypericum berries and chocolate swirls tied together with brown satin ribbon.

Kylie Mervish, friend of the bride, was flower girl. Ring bearers were Kayden Hajovsky, son of the bride; and Callen Hajovsky, nephew of the bride.

Randy Schwab of Addison, best friend of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Jason Heisel of Mansfield, childhood friend of the groom; Garner Duncan of Houston and Travis Rae of Plano, friends of the groom; Greg Hajovsky of Sugar Land, Chris Hajovsky of Ganado and Matthew Hajovsky, brothers of the bride; and Jim Barker of Grapevine, friend of the bride and groom.

Ushers were Josh Brown of Houston, John O'Donnell Jr. of Round Rock, Blake Korenek of College Station and Dom Miraglia of Seal Beach, Calif.

Gift bearers were Carl Hajovsky and Donna Korenek.

A reception followed at the El Campo Civic Center. Members of the house party were Racquel Harris, Jenna Lepak, Margie Tunstall, Ashley Rayner, Sonia Rosalez, Regan Pavlik, Kay Lynne Goetsch, Dawn Stringer, Sara Moore, Allison Abendroth and Reagan Strong.

Rehearsal dinner was held Friday evening at the El Campo Civic Center.

The bride is a 2003 graduate of Ganado High School and May 2007 graduate of Texas A&M University where she received a degree in agricultural leadership and development. She is director of marketing for IP Systems in Irving.

The groom graduated from Coronado High School in Lubbock in 1999 and Texas Tech University in 2003 where he double majored in marketing and management. He is director of sales of IP Systems in Irving.

After a wedding to Las Vegas, Nev. and Lake Tahoe, the couple will reside in Frisco.