A St. Luke’s Wedding in June

Anna Elizabeth Simonds and Michael Robert Glennon were married on June 27 at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton. The Rev. Denis Brunelle officiated, and a reception followed at the historic Mulford Farm just down the street from the church.

The bride is a daughter of Christina Chase Simonds of East Hampton and Lancaster, Pa., and Christopher L. Simonds of Wyoming. A fourth-generation East Hamptoner, she counts the founder of the Maidstone Club, Philip Ruxton, its former president, A. Wallace Chauncey, and a former village mayor, William C. Heppenheimer, among her local ancestors.

Mr. Glennon is the son of Robert Glennon of Arlington, Va., and the late Helen Glennon.

They both graduated from the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn., which is where they met. The bride, who is now a teacher, went on to Connecticut College in New London and the Relay Graduate School of Education in New York City.

Mr. Glennon graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and earned an M.B.A. from Columbia University. He works for Marakon, an investment firm in New York.

The maid of honor was the bride’s sister, Natalie Chase Simonds of Manhattan. Ms. Glennon was also attended by Katarina Kazickas of East Hampton and New Jersey, Chelsea Laverack of East Hampton and Connecticut, Perry Hathaway of Connecticut and New York City, Catherine Caruso of New York City, and Courtney Edwards and Samantha Yates, both of East Hampton and New York City.

Mr. Glennon’s best man was Samuel Heilakka of New York City. His groomsmen were the bride’s brother, William Chauncey Simonds of East Hampton and Boston, and Gregory Gartin, Scott Clifford, Andrew Langer, Stephan Mills, and Matthew Schrimpf, all of New York City.

After a honeymoon to Tanzania, Maldives, and Dubai, they will return home to 19th Street in Manhattan.