This past Saturday, May 10, saw uber mandolinist Adam Steffey wed to Tina Trianosky, lovely young lady and fine banjo picker. The happy couple were united at the First Baptist Church in Mountain City, TN with a full contingent of bluegrass royalty in attendance.
Congratulations Adam and Tina!
When the newlyweds return home I’ll see if we can get some photos from the wedding to share on The Bluegrass Blog.
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We posted last week with the hapy news of Adam Steffey's marriage to Tina Trianosky. At the time, we promised some wedding photos once Adam returned from his honeymoon and got his feet back under him.
As so it has come to pass. Here are a few shots from after the ceremony on May 10 at the First Baptist...
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