Nicole Lewis and Antoine Stuppard were married Aug. 22 at Castleton Banquet Center in Salem. Jeffrey DeMarco officiated the double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her parents.
Lindze Hardy of Concord was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Samantha Daniels of Concord, Stephanie Rodriguez of Hartford, Conn., and Rebekah Farmer of Burlington, Conn.
James Fleurimond of Salt Lake City and Fritz Francois of Chicago were best men. Groomsmen were Kadian Smith of Providence and Aiden Williams of Hartford, Conn.
Brinkley Hardy of Concord, niece of the couple, was the flower girl. Lucas Hardy of Concord, nephew of the couple, was the ring bearer.
The bride, daughter of Brian and Maryann Lewis, earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Eastern Connecticut State University. She is the director of student activities and communication at Shaker Road School.
The groom, son of Ghislaine Jean-Baptiste of Long Island, N.Y., and Adolph Stuppard of Boston, earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Johnson and Wales University in Providence, a master’s degree in management from Cambridge College in Cambridge, Mass., and a master’s degree in global studies and international relations from Northeastern University in Boston. He works for USDA in Dover.
The couple will take a honeymoon to Whitehouse, Jamaica, and lives in Concord.