CHARLOTTE AMELIA MUSE WILLIAM PRESLEY FLETCHER III
Charlotte Amelia Muse became the bride of William Presley Fletcher III at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 8, in Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church. Officiating were the Revs. Jay Clark and Richard Lancaster, district superintendent of the Arkansas Conference of the United Methodist Church.
The bride is the daughter of Amelia and Richard Muse of Lonoke. Her grandparents are Joy and the late Howard Muse of Junction City and the late Dr. and Mrs. B.E. Holmes of Lonoke.
Parents of the bridegroom are Julia and the late W.T. Fletcher II of Lonoke. His grandparents are the late Christine and W.T. Fletcher of Lonoke and the late Ruth and E.L. Williams of Monroe.
The altar area held a central pedestal arrangement of dogwood branches, mock orange, snapdragons, hydrangeas, garden roses, oriental lilies and peonies in shades of white, blush, peach, coral and pale yellow. Music was by organist James Maase.
Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a sleeveless silk-organza fit-and-flare gown with a bateau neckline and carried a bouquet of Coral Charm peonies, garden roses, hydrangeas and lily of the valley.
Maid of honor was Reagan Caroline Muse of Little Rock, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Bailey Bennett of Dallas, Lindsey Reed of Carlisle, Sarah Jane Snow of Lonoke, Alexandra Kosmitis of Pine Bluff, Brooke Gasaway of Little Rock, Celeste Kinney of Phoenix, Blair Brown of Tulsa and Blair Osborn of New York. They wore blue chiffon gowns with draped bodices and carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet.
Best man was Richard Mark Davidovich of Fort Worth. Groomsmen were Keith Marshall and Garrett Geiger, both of New York; David Calvert, Jimmy Watson, Donald Marchiony, Alek Blankenau and Nielsen Koepfgen, all of Dallas; and Anson Howard and Stephen Goss, both of Washington. Guests were seated by Stew Fuller and Chris Selbo, both of Dallas.
A reception at the Capital Hotel was held after the ceremony. Long guest tables on the mezzanine held mixed arrangements of parrot tulips, peonies and garden roses with gold, mercury and brass candlesticks, and garlands of seeded eucalyptus. The buffet held a towering display of mock orange, spirea, garden roses, lilies and lisianthus. Music was by Memphis Soul Review.
The bride has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and a juris doctor from UA Law School. She is an associate lawyer with Hedrick Kring PLLC.
The bridegroom has bachelor’s degrees in finance and Spanish from Southern Methodist University, Dallas. He is a private equity investor with Latticework Capital Management.
After a wedding trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina and Torres del Paine, Chile, the couple will live in Dallas.