
The maid of honor was Erin Kendall of West Virginia, while the bridesmaids were Emily Flynn and Caroline Marin of Maine, Lindsey Willems and Lauren Baker of Wisconsin, Kate Marple of Georgia, and Keriann Maxwell and Melissa Gant of Florida.
The best man was Justin Virgili of Pennsylvania, and the groomsmen were Alex Burns of Massachusetts; Vito Virgili III, Sean Virgili, Damian Virgili, Justin Tracanna and Jeremy Ortolona, all of Pennsylvania, and Matthew Virgili of Illinois.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Ray Cornils, organist, and the First Parish Church bell ringers, and a duet performed by Emily Flynn and Nathan Menifield.
The reception took place at Spruce Point Inn in Boothbay Harbor, with music provided by Northeast DJs.
The bride, daughter of Jason and Janet Burns of Brunswick, is a 2003 graduate of Mt. Ararat High School, 2007 graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, and 2013 graduate of Georgia State University. She works as a perinatal nurse practitioner.
The groom, son of Vito and Sue Virgili, is a 1995 graduate of Jefferson Morgan High School, 1999 graduate of Waynesburg College, and 2005 graduate of Marshall University. He works as a certified registered nurse anesthetist.
Following a wedding trip to Oahu and Maui, the couple lives in Spring Hill, Fla.
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