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Pino, Bielskis
Saturday, December 27, 2008 | No comments posted.
Barnaby Franklin Bielskis and Kristin Elizabeth Pino, both of Eugene, were married Aug. 2, 2008, in Dreamwood, near Junction City in a outdoor ceremony, under a canopy of amazing trees. Judge Doug Mitchell officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Jeanne Ternahan and John Pino of Florence. She is a supervisor of Starbucks.
The groom is the son of Arda and Greg Stober of Florence and Frank Bielskis of Redmond. He is a merchandiser for Pepsi-Cola Co.
The wedding proposal occurred on their seven-year anniversary.
The maids of honor and bridesmaids carried seven gerbera daisies in yellow and orange to represent every year Kristin and Barnaby have been together.
Honored guests included grandparents, Harley and Bonnie Ternahan, Aunt Sally Gallager of Singapore and Uncle Rev. Phillip Ternahan, who gave the wedding blessing.
A festive reception followed where family and friends enjoyed a candy buffet, dinner, dancing and refreshments.
The couple spent their honeymoon in Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia. They plan to make their home in Eugene.
The bride is the daughter of Jeanne Ternahan and John Pino of Florence. She is a supervisor of Starbucks.
The groom is the son of Arda and Greg Stober of Florence and Frank Bielskis of Redmond. He is a merchandiser for Pepsi-Cola Co.
The wedding proposal occurred on their seven-year anniversary.
The maids of honor and bridesmaids carried seven gerbera daisies in yellow and orange to represent every year Kristin and Barnaby have been together.
Honored guests included grandparents, Harley and Bonnie Ternahan, Aunt Sally Gallager of Singapore and Uncle Rev. Phillip Ternahan, who gave the wedding blessing.
A festive reception followed where family and friends enjoyed a candy buffet, dinner, dancing and refreshments.
The couple spent their honeymoon in Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia. They plan to make their home in Eugene.
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