Heather Elisabeth Dunn and Dr. William Wallace Hagan were united in marriage on Sunday, the second of September. The ceremony was held outside in the gardens of Glen Ella Springs Inn in Clarkesville, Ga., and officiated by Matt Cross. Dinner and dancing followed the ceremony at the Inn.
    The groom is the son of Robert and JoAnn Hagan of Statesboro, Ga. His grandparents are Cecil and Chris Currie of Screven, Ga., and the late Walter Kay and Gertrude "Toots" Hagan of Savannah, Ga.
    The bride's parents are Bill and Jane Dunn of Conyers, Ga. Her grandparents are the late Theron and Ruth Holmes and Bill and Claudia Dunn of Macon, Ga.
    Given in marriage by her father and mother, the bride chose Meagan Moseley of Auburn, Ga., as her matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Courtney Johnson of Augusta, Ga.; Kristina Housworth of Athens, Ga.; Teal Jordan of Cumming, Ga.; Jenny Gurley of Dahlonega, Ga.; and Kati Bellamy of Dahlonega.
    The groom chose Jack Pate of Byron, Ga., as his best man. Other groomsmen were John Hagan of Statesboro, brother of the groom; Trey Dunn of Saipan, North Marianas Islands, brother of the bride; Cole Sandivar of Statesboro; Josh Farrell of Grayson, Ga.; and Matt Cross of Savannah.
    The bride is a graduate of Young Harris College, Georgia College and State University and will graduate with a doctorate in Physical Therapy in May 2013 from North Georgia College and State University.
    The groom is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and received his doctorate of Physical Therapy from North Georgia College and State University. He is employed with Pro Therapy in Gainesville, Ga.
    After a honeymoon trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, the couple now resides in Dahlonega.