Anne-Marie Turner, daughter of Dan and Mary Ann Turner, of East Western Reserve Rd.; and Shane Davis, son of Jeff and Kim Davis, of Shorehaven Dr., were united in marriage in ceremonies held at Olde St. James Church in Boardman Park.
Rev. Randy Carr officiated.
The bride wore her mother’s wedding gown of silk sating, designed with a fitted bodice of embroidered lace, sequins and seed pearls, lace sleeves and a circular skirt, featuring a cathedral train and veil. She carried a bouquet of lily-of-the-valley, sweet william and hyacinth.
Serving as maid of honor was the bride’s sister, Sarah Turner, of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Turner wore an ivory satin dress with delicate lace trim. The back of the dress was studded with organza-covered buttons, and she carried a bouquet of white magnolias.
Bridesmaids Reagan Turner, of Poland; Brittan Davis, of Phildelphia, Pa. and Kellee Raseta, of Poland; wore dusty blush floor length dresses and carried bouquet of white magnolias.
Serving as flower girls were Myla Turner and Julia Turner, nieces of the bride.
Best man was John Koval, of Skokie, Illinois; and serving as ushers were Matt Kisdon, of Hickory, North Carolina; D.J. Raseta, of Poland; Johnny Turner, of Poland; Dante Turner, of Canfield; and Rocco Turner, of Canfield.
Ringbearer was Christopher Turner, nephew of the bride.
The couple will make their home in Poland.
The bride is a graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Oh. with a degree in education and is currently employed in marketing.
The groom earned a bachelor of arts degree in education from Eastern Michigan University and a master of arts degree in communication from West Illinois University. He is assistant baseball coach at Youngstown State University.