WOODBURY, Conn. — Nicole Kieslich and Michael Olzinski were married July 4, 2009, in North Congregational Church, Woodbury, Conn., by Dr. Craig McClellan.
The bride is the daughter of James and Judith Kieslich of Peru. The bridegroom is the son of Susan Hagen of Belton, S.C., and the late Edwin Olzinski.
Sarah Kieslich of Milton, Vt., sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. Best man was Allen Oberg of Plainfield, Conn.
Bridesmaids were Danielle Antico of West Springfield, Mass.; Jill Kennedy of Bloomingdale; Suzanne McClure of Westminister, Md.; and Christina Galipeau of Charlotte, N.C. Junior bridesmaid was Hailey Moulton of Milton, Vt., the bride's niece. Taylor Kieslich of Milton, niece of the bride, was flower girl.
Groomsmen were Matthew Barrett of Fairfield, Conn.; Thomas Kisielewicz of Manchester, Conn.; Michael Trantolo of Ellington, Conn.; and Patrick Troy of Bethel, Conn.
Reading at the ceremony was by Judith Kieslich, mother of the bride. The bride's mother was escorted by Jeffrey Kieslich and Gregory Kieslich.
A reception was held at The Waterview on Lake Zoar in Monroe, Conn.
Nicole Olzinski graduated from Peru Central School and attended Potsdam State University and Empire State College. She graduated from CVPH Medical Center School of Radiology. She is a clinical applications specialist for SenoRx.
Michael Olzinski graduated from University of Connecticut with a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and the University of Kentucky with a Doctorate Degree of Pharmacy. He is a pharmacist and adjunct professor at University of Connecticut.
After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the Olzinskis reside in Coventry, Conn.
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