Book-themed nuptials
Rhonda Puntney Gould, youth services and special needs consultant at Lakeshores Library System,Waterford, Wisconsin, and her betrothed Michael share nuptials October 29 at Racine Public Library. The ceremony, dinner, and dance were all held at the library, with a book-themed cake (shown). Mrs. Gould is president of the Wisconsin Library Association, and serves on the board of ALA's Association for Library Services to Children, and is a member of ALA's governing Council. Mr. Gould, a public defender in Milwaukee, is being deployed to Afghanistan December 16.
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Congratulations!
What a great wedding! Congratulations Rhonda and Michael. Library weddings really reinforce the community nature of libraries. I am a fellow “Married in the Library” librarian. As my school newspaper represented it- ” The bride-to-be made her way down the circular staircase and both the bride and groom were taken out of circulation at the ceremony which appropriately took place in front of the circulation desk.” Welcome to the club! Best wishes to both of you for happiness and prosperity together! See you in Dallas.
Congratulations!
Rhonda (and Michael) - I was so pleasantly surprised to see your wedding in American Libraries! What a lovely wedding and what a great idea. I hope to see you in Dallas. Cindy from New Jersey
Woo! That’s my mom! =]
Woo! That’s my mom! =]
Congratulations!
Awesome!
Love the photos ” )
Wishing you all the best!