Jennie Marie Badley and Bryan Michael Till were united in marriage in a mid-summer ceremony at the Marland Mansion. It was officiated by Brent McCoy, youth pastor, First Baptist Church, Ponca City.

The bride is the daughter of Perry and Lori Badley, Ponca City. She is the granddaughter of Dee Schlepphorst, Clearwater, Fla.; and the late Leon Hendrickson and the late George and Dorothy Badley.

The groom is the son of Mike and Jacque Till, of Watonga. He is the grandson of Doris Ware, also of Watonga, and the late Jack Ware and the late Darlene Till and Robert Till.

Hannah Halpern, of Rogers, Ark., served as matron of honor. Calli Mills and Rachel Ratliff, both of Oklahoma City; and Karla Paulk and Sarah Sachs, both of Edmond, served as bridesmaids. They were attired in crinkle chiffon dresses of blush pink with brown dress boots. They carried bouquets of cream garden roses.

Mike Till, of Greenfield, father of the groom, served as best man. He was joined by Riley Smithson, of Crescent; Clint Gribble, of Tulsa; Jacob Rupp, of Kingfisher and Trevor Bright, of Hydro. They wore ivory dress shirts, gray vests and jackets, blush pink paisley ties, denim jeans and boots.

The bride’s ensemble included a sophisticated, sheath silhouette designer gown with all-over lace, cap sleeves, V-shaped neckline and lace back. The ivory gown featured a champagne underlay of lace applique and English net. Jennie carried a bouquet of cream and light pink garden roses wrapped with ivory lace. Following tradition, she wore her grandmother’s pearl ring as something old; light brown dress boots as something new; her mother’s pearl necklace as something borrowed; and a designer gold bracelet with turquoise stones as something blue.

A reception in the lower lounge at Marland Mansion immediately followed the ceremony. Assisting were John Badley, brother of the bride, and Hannah Faulkenberry, cousin of the bride. The bridal party also assisted guests with the popcorn bar and refreshments.

The wedding cake was a four-tier confection in a variety of flavors topped with ivory icing decorated with blush roses and a handmade cake topper. The groom’s red velvet cake was decorated with a Dallas Cowboys theme.

First dances included “Then - Piano Mix,” by Brad Paisley; “Love Without End, Amen,” by George Strait; and “A Mother’s Song,” by Anthony W. Carter.

Following a honeymoon to Cozumel, Mexico, the couple has made their first home in Stillwater. Jenni is a graduate student and research assistant at Oklahoma State University. Bryan is a teacher and coach with Cleveland Public Schools.