Miss Holli Marie Mire and Mr. Nicholas Cole Landry United in Marriage

A wedding on Saturday, Feb. 18, united Holli Marie Mire and Nicholas Cole Landry. The ceremony took place at 6 p.m. at Le Barn Rouge in Lafayette, with Pastor Mo Seneca officiating the ceremony.
Holli is the daughter of Enoch and Denise Mire of Abbeville, La. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Audrey Mire and the late Newman Mire, Sr. and the late Daniel and Charlotte Girouard. Holli is the great-granddaughter of the late Murphy and Mattie Moss and the late Jules and Clara Girouard.
Nicholas is the son of Terry and Claudia Landry of Nunez, La. He is the grandson of Bobby and Joyce Landry of Lafayette, La., and the late Harold and Beverly Hebert of Nunez.
Escorted by her father, the bride wore a unique fit and flare dress of antique ivory over nude fabric, with three-dimensional beaded motifs, over sparkle tulle. The deep V-back flares into an extended illusion lace train. An ivory cathedral length veil, sitting delicately off the shoulders, created a waterfall illusion. Dainty pearl beading draped the bride’s back. Lace appliques from the Mother of the Bride’s wedding gown were hand sewn onto the top of the veil.
She carried a dried floral bouquet delicately hand tied, included pompas grass, red and pink roses. Tied with long ivory lace ribbon, and three rose gold charms displayed pictures of her late great grandparents, grandparents, and godfather. A beautiful mother of pearl rosary passed down from her great grandmother, Mrs. Mattie Moss, was delicately placed inside of the bouquet.
Ahni Mire, the sister of the bride, served as the Maid of Honor. Bridesmaids included Simone Cavalier (Cousin of Bride), Kristen Landry (Sister of Groom), Alexis Broussard, Megan Hebert and Karley Castille, all friends of the bride. All wore a flowy dusty rose chiffon dress with a V-neck bodice. The floor-length silhouette includes cap flounce sleeves, finished with a bow tie closure at the back. Each bridesmaid carried a hand-tied original bouquet of dried florals to complement the Bride’s.
Flower girl was Brianna Robin, niece of the groom, daughter of Shannon and Natalie Robin. She wore an enchanting dress fit for a princess, with intricate hand-placed crystals and floral applique-adorned bodice that transformed into a dramatic tulle skirt. Skinny spaghetti straps and a satin sash completed this oh-so pretty look. She carried a dainty basket filled with fresh rose petals.
Dylan Hebert, friend of the groom, served as Best Man. Groomsmen were Corey McSpadden and Alex Hebert , both cousins of the groom. Hunter Bourque, Blace Lege and Kamron Broussard, friends of Groom.
Greyson Girouard, cousin of Bride and son of Hunter Girouard and Ashley Newman served as the Ring Bearer.
Ushers were Kevin Melancon and Hayden Seneca, friends of the Bride and Groom.
A rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom’s parents and best man, was held on Friday at Le Barn Rouge.
A reception immediately followed the service on Saturday at Le Barn Rouge.
The Rustic Barn venue was adorned with a variety of dried floral arrangements, candles, and delicate dusty rose table runners. A special point of interest included the memory table and anniversary table including pictures of loved ones of the bride and groom.
The Bride’s Cake was a simple 3 tiered cake, adorned with white beading at the base of each layer, topped with a gold cake topper reading “Mr. & Mrs. Landry”, decorated with dried florals.
The Groom’s Cake was a 2 tier chocolate cake perfectly fit for the groom. The bottom tier depicted a marsh setting, perfect for any duck hunter. The top layer was decorated to resemble a boiling pot filled to the brim with delicious fondue crawfish.
After a wedding trip to Nashville, TN., the couple plan to reside in Kaplan.
The bride is a 2017 graduate of Abbeville High School. She obtained Associate degree of Science in Radiologic Technology from Louisiana State University at Eunice in May of 2020. She is employed by SouthStar Urgent Care in Scott. The groom is a 2015 graduate of Kaplan High School. He is an engineer for the Lafayette Fire Department.