At the Berger Town Hall, sport bowling duo Birgit and René were present.
René Wolf, a healthcare educator at the Regens-Wagner facility in Neumarkt, and Birgit Pruy, née Stepper, an electrician employed by Elektro-Klein in Berg, exchanged vows in a heartwarming ceremony held at the town hall's wedding room in Berg.
The ceremony was attended by close friends, family members, and several notable figures from the local community. A guard of honor welcomed the couple on Sophie-Scholl-Platz, and members of the Berger DJK-Kegelabteilung and the Berger DJK-Sportverein, including the Berger Kirwaboum and -moila footballers, were also present to celebrate the happy occasion.
The bride and groom, who have been together for five and a half years, have been active and successful sport keglers in the ladies' and men's teams for many years at Berger DJK-Kegelabteilung. Their long-time friends and Regens Wagner's proteges were also in attendance to support the couple on their special day.
The lively atmosphere was maintained well into the night, with music provided by the band Oi's Zufall. The wedding tent, set up in the courtyard of the bride's parents' former Engelwirt in the main street, was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The couple, who live in Berg with their three children, were presented with a gift certificate for a tree planting by Mayor Peter Bergler, who officiated the ceremony. The short walk from the town hall to the wedding tent was a memorable moment for the newlyweds, marking the start of their new life together.
While detailed public information about the wedding, such as the sports clubs involved or the band that provided entertainment, may not be widely published online, those who attended the ceremony were able to witness the joy and love shared by René Wolf and Birgit Pruy on their special day.
The Berger DJK-Sportsverein, specifically the Berger Kirwaboum and -moila footballers, were present to celebrate the union of René Wolf and Birgit Pruy. René Wolf and Birgit Pruy, both active and successful in sports, particularly sports kegel, were part of the Berger DJK-Kegelabteilung.
