Johanna Palmer and Erik Russell celebrated their marriage on Aug. 13 on the Palmer family farm.
Landa and Ron Palmer, parents of the bride, escorted Johanna, and the groom was escorted by his parents, Scott Russell and Eve Ermer.
The couple were attended by Chelsea Frisbee the best woman, as well as Stefania Pirrotta and Andrea Russell, the sister of the groom.
The groomsmen were Michael Lebo, best man and Jeremy Tretiak, and the brother of the bride Jordan Palmer.
The celebration of marriage was performed by the Rev. Martha Vink.
Elizabeth and Sarah Vogel, cousins of the bride, offered beautiful songs and were accompanied by Susan Woodworth on guitar. The flowers were provided by Matlack Florist, which is owned by the bride's aunt and uncle in West Chester, Pa.
The reception was held in a clover field on the farm.
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