Gray -- Silvers

Brianna Gray and Chase Silvers were married June 11, 2016, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Jackson. The Rev. Eric Longman performed the ceremony. Colten Niswonger of Denver and cousin of the bride, played the piano. Kim, Tess and Maci Daniel of Cape Girardeau sang "When God Made You." Lauryn Varner of Jackson was scripture reader.

Brianna is the daughter of Brian and Joanna Gray of Happy Valley, Oregon, formerly of Jackson. Chase is the son of Kevin and Debbie Silvers of Gahanna, Ohio, and Kit and Lisa Cameron of Cape Girardeau.

The maid of honor was Tayler Beal of St. Louis. Bridesmaids were Kristen Lane of Boise, Idaho; Amanda Cameron of Cape Girardeau, sister of the groom; Paige Johnson of Breese, Illinois; Valerie Drewett of St. Louis; and Katie Fritsche of Frohna, Missouri.

The flower girls were Grace Cox of Eureka, Missouri, cousin of the bride, and Hazel Holcomb of Jackson, cousin of the groom.

The ring bearers were Weston Holcomb of Jackson, cousin of the groom, and Tennessee Cox of Eureka, cousin of the bride.

Guest book attendants were Casey Meystedt of Jackson, cousin of the bride, and Rachel Silvers of Cape Girardeau, sister of the groom.

The best man was Clayton Hardesty of Cape Girardeau. Groomsmen were Joseph Gray of Jackson, brother of the bride; Blake Moore of Jackson; Artie Maupin of Cape Girardeau; Jordan Glueck of Cape Girardeau; and Derrick Hengst of Cape Girardeau.

Ushers were Josh Holcomb of Jackson, cousin of the groom, and Brett Varner of Jackson.

The wedding reception was held at Bavarian Halle in Jackson.

Lisa and Kit Cameron hosted the rehearsal dinner at The Study in Cape Girardeau on June 10.

Brianna received her Master of Occupational Therapy in 2015 from Maryville University. She is an occupational therapist for Select Rehabilitation and Missouri First Steps Early Intervention Program.

Chase is a medical student at ATSU Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, expecting to graduate in 2019.

After a wedding trip to the Dominican Republic, the couple lives in Kirksville, Missouri.