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was a beautiful day for a beautiful wedding that capped one of the most
romantic love stories Hollywood has seen for a long, long time. When
Lynda Carter and Ron Samuels exchanged their vows in front of their
families and a few close friends, those present could fee! The love and
joy vibrating excitedly in the air. |
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The wedding service itself
was non-denominational and Ron and Lynda wrote most of it themselves.
But some traditional amenities were observed: the bride came down the
aisle on her father's arm, and her sister, Pam, was her maid of honor. |
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As Ron stood at the altar
and watched Lynda walking toward those close by could hear him
whispering: "She's gorgeous!" And throughout the wedding service, as
Lynda and Ron stood facing each other, tears welled in her eyes and she
kept repeating softly, "I love you, I love you." |
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At the party following the
ceremony (Mexican style-at Texas-born Lynda's request), the bride and
groom danced, kissed an the greeted their guests, clearly delighted at
they could be there and share this special day. The following morning,
the newlyweds left |
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for a six-day honeymoon in
Hawaii where they planned to meet up with another of Ron's famous
clients who was vacationing there-Lindsay Wagner. |
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When Ron, who is Lynda's manager as well as her husband, was asked if
there'd be any problem with her heavy working schedule, he said, "I'll
have her at night. The schedule was arranged that way. Lynda's a very
domestic person she loves to cook and to be at home. As for a family-
there will definitely be some babies in our future. However, we would
like to have a few years to ourselves first. "I really love her so much.
Lynda is a beautiful, beautiful person. Not just physically but in every
way. She is absolutely everything I ever wanted in a human being." Lynda
clearly feels the same way about Ron. This is a case where the course of
true love has run very smooth-but neither Ron nor Lynda are complaining. |
Date and Issue: September 1977.
