By AFRO Staff
On a late August evening, Timothy Alphonso Carter married Cornitra Tache’ Sampson in an elegant ceremony, attended by 700 guests at Carter’s home church, the New Shiloh Baptist Church in Baltimore.
Carter, an applications engineer, is the younger son of New Shiloh’s first couple, the Rev. Monique T. Carter and the Rev. Harold Carter Jr., who officiated the Aug. 25 ceremony.
Sampson, a registered clinical nurse II, is the daughter of Carla Johnson and Corey Sampson.
After the wedding, the newlyweds left for a two-week honeymoon in Japan. A love for Japanese culture is among the couple’s shared interests: Timothy took Japanese in high school and Cornitra shares his appreciation for ramen noodles and other types of Japanese food. The couple is expected to visit Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Hakone.
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The groom, Timothy Carter and bride, Cornitra Sampson with their wedding party. (Courtesy Photos) -
The bride and groom pose with the Carter family: From left, the groom’s brother and best man, the Rev. Daniel Carter; mother, the Rev. Monique T. Carter; bride, Cornitra Sampson; groom, Timothy Carter and father, the Rev. Harold Carter Jr.
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The bride and groom.(Courtesy Photos) -
Father of the bride, Corey Sampson, left; mother of the bride, Carla Johnson; bride, Cornitra Sampson; groom, Timothy Carter; mother of the groom, the Rev. Monique T. Carter and father of the groom, the Rev. Harold Carter Jr.
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The newlyweds are all smiles at their wedding reception.(Courtesy Photos)
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