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The marriage was celebrated in St Lachtain’s Church on Friday of Ayla Condon, eldest daughter of David and Patricia Condon, Monabricka and Shane Crowley, Cork.
The ceremony was performed by Fr Mark Condon. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a princess-style full length dress of organza and satin and carried a bouquet of pink and white. She was attended by her friends Shannon Bambrick Rowe and Gemma Hoyne Casey and her sister Gwen. They wore full length dresses of forest green. Best man was Tony Nash and groomsmen were Terry Cantillon and Niall Field (friends of groom).
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Flower girl was Lauren Crowley and pageboy was Adam Crowley. The gifts were brought to the altar by the mother of the bride and groom, Patricia Condon and Joan Crowley. The music and singing in church was by Alexander Rafter. A reception was held in the Newpark Hotel, while the couple will honeymoon in Crete.
The bride and groom, who will reside in Cork, are wished all the very best in their married life together.
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