Your wish is our command!

You asked, and we delivered! CCC will be hosting an evening full of painting, friends, wine and creativity. This will be a relaxed, social, group setting, and an artist will guide you step by step through replicating the night's featured painting. Weather you are an aspiring Van Gosh or just looking to explore your creative side, you are sure to go home with a painting that is uniquely yours.

Below you will find a couple examples of parties and artwork done by our featured teacher and artist.

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April new member welcome!

As most of you know our membership challenge is in full swing, and we are chipping away at our 50 new member goal. For the month of April, we added 19 new members!!! WOOOHOOO We want to send a big CCC welcome to all of these new members who have joined the CCC Community. With the help of all of our current members, the future is looking bright for our membership.

If you know anyone who would make a good member of Columbia Country Club, simply click on the MBI in the above toolbar and fill out the form.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferling, little E and her little brother

Ms. Hodge and Mr. Edwards

Mr. Hunter

Mr. and Mrs. Reagan

Mr. and Mrs. Vandelicht (top) and their boys Drew and Chase (bottom)

Mr. Littrell

Not pictured:

Mr. Sargent

Mr. Maxwell

Mr. Slusher

Mr. Ford

Mrs. Atkinson

Mr. Kaplin

Mr. and Mrs. Perry

Mr and Mrs. Bales

Mr. and Mrs. De Castro

Mr. Adams

Mr. Philips

Mr. Merriman

Mr. Thompson
Mr. Kirtley

A Cultural Affair

This was a new one for us here at Columbia Country Club. There have been previous brides and grooms from different cultures who have joined their lives together, but the wedding of Emily Lichtenberg and Rolando Peralta truly was a combining of two cultures. The couple chose fun and unique ways to display both American and Ecuadorian traditions. The staff had a great time learning about them all.

Spanglish
Probably the most evident different between a full American wedding and this celebration was the buzz of not one but two languages. Almost everything was expressed, communicated or spoken in two languages. The prayers and stories were said in English and repeated through a translator to all the non-English speaking guests. The program and menus were also written in both Spanish and English. The most challenging part? Kristi, our Event Specialist, had to communicate to three adorable little ring bearers and a flower girl when it was time to walk down the aisle. Thanks goodness a thumbs up is universal!

Guests of Honor
When Emily first told us this tradition we thought it was such a sweet gesture and once we thought about it more, we started to wonder why this isn’t true at every wedding. Instead of the bridal party sitting at the head table, Mr. and Mrs. Peralta along with Mr. and Mrs. Lichtenberg sat right next to each of their children. Why wouldn't you want to honor the people have influenced you most in life, made you the person you are today and not to mention probably helped foot the bill for the evening. Loved this unique touch!

Long Live The Flag
Well of course you have to represent the country’s flag during the reception. Not only was there one poking out of the vase next to Emily’s gorgeous bridal bouquet, but the groom’s cake was also an exact replica of the Ecuador flag (which is quite impressive if you look at the detail of the flag).

Photography by Ty Cacek

We would like to send out a special thank you to all the guests, family and friends who traveled far and wide to help Emily and Rolando celebrate the beginning of a beautiful marriage.