B10 - The Terrace Standard,

Wednesday, May 27, 1998

A beautiful April wedding

A TRUE Terrace wedding
took place last month,
bringing together one of
Terrace’s oldest families.

Cesario Francesco Cif-
folilli Jz, son of Cesario and
Barbara = Ciffolilli, = and
Vanessa Auriat, daughter of
Elaine Auriat, were married
April 11 at the Coast Inn of
the West at 1 p.m.

The wedding was
sentimental in many ways.

The bride, Vanessa, is the
granddaughter of Julia and
the late Gordon Little. She'
is the great granddaughter of
George Little, our founder
of Terrace.

The wedding took place at
the original site of where
George Little and his wife
Clara Beste first lived —
now that house is situated
on Half St.

The wedding ceremony
actually took place in the
exact place where Vanessa’s
great grandparents’
bedroom was.

Also on this special day,
was the 80th birthday of
Julia Little, Vanessa’a
grandmother.

To celebrate, the grand-
daughiers made a special
birthday cake and everyone
gathered around her to sing
happy birthday,

Then Julia Little’s grand-
son, Adrienne, danced with
her around the dance floor
to a tune by Glen Miller.

Linda Harris, distant
cousin of the bride, of-
ficiated the lovely spring
wedding.

As for the ceremony,
Vanessa made a beautiful
bride, She chose to wear a
beauliful ivory Italian silk
gown with fine filigree em-
broidered lace work, an off
the shoulder neckline, short
cap sleeves, and a medief
natural waist with pearls.

Her hair was sculpted in
an upsweep hairdo by Kar-
lene at Images. On ber head,
she wore a halo crown head-
piece made of natural silk
and a beautiful lace vail
edged with fine ribbon.

For her bonquet she
carried white, champagne
and pink roses.

To finish her outfit off,
she wore a beautiful string
of pearls and a ring- both
special jewelry borrowed
from her grandmother Julia.

Her bridesmaids were her
cousin Linnae Bee, Jenn
Perreault and Lauralee Sip-
pel. All looked very beauti-
ful in their matching silver
satin A-line gowns ~— very
simple, but clegant.

They also wore matching
silver shoes and carried
champaign, pink and white
roses, like the bride,

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The groom,  Cesario,
looked just as dashing as his
bride. He wore a black
tuxedo, black tie, silver vest
and a white boutonniere,

Attending the groom was
bestman, Trevor
Stephenson, Ken Gill and

Adrien Auriat (brother of
the bride).
All looked = extremely

handsome in matching black
tuxes, grey vests and black
tics.

The pretty little flower
girls were Amanda and Erin
Lindstrom, daughters of
Donald and Deena Lind-
strom, sister of the groom.
They both looked very
pretty, dressed in matching
white dresses, white stock-
ings and white shoes, both

carrying baskets of roses -

petals.
Mother of the bride,
Elaine, wore a bronze

coloured crepe-back satin
long dress with a cotton lace
jacket, made by her and her
mother Julia.

Mother of the groom, Bar-
bara, wore a beautiful cream
coloured three quarter
length two-piece with a lace

jacket.

Father of ithe groom,
Cesario was dressed in a
grey suit.

Vanessa’s uncle, Allen
Auriat came to Terrace from
Kamloops to give her away,

After the ceremony the
bride and groom rode away

in an antique 1957 Chevy
convertible owned by Doug
MacKay to get pictures
taken at the George Litile
memorial Park.

Roger Harrls emceed the
reception and welcomed the
many out of town guests.
Many relatives came all the
from Italy to attend the wed-
ding.

Cesario Sr.’s sister Anna
Ciffolilli, his nephew Fran-
cesco Ditullio and his wife
Marisa and daughter Sara
came from Vasto, Incoronta.

At the reception, Tom
Harris gave a toast to the
bride and he also read a let-
ter that Vanessa had written
to her grandmother when
she was in grade two.

For the first dance the
bride and groom danced
around the room to the song
“How could i live without
you?”

The newlyweds then ran
away to a secluded romantic
spot for their evening alone.

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