Aurelio Giorni and Helen Miller were married on January 1, 1921 in the (Episcopal) Church of the Holy Communion in South Orange, New Jersey, with the rector, Rev. George Hanna, officiating.
 For the wedding day, Aurelio had composed "for Helen" the processional and recessional wedding march, and it replaced the more familiar strains of Mendelssohn or Wagner.
 His music would also be used for some family weddings in the years to come.
  The wedding party contained several family members, among them was Helen's sister Marguerite as matron of honor, and Aurelio's brother Marcello as best man.
 A reception was held at the Miller home for some 250 guests.
 The newlyweds decided to forego a honeymoon at this time, when it would interfere with both their schedules.
 They planned a trip to Italy during the summer to visit his parents, but by spring Helen knew she was pregnant and the trip was postponed.
 Instead of Europe, they joined the other members of the Elshuco Trio for a summer in Maine.
Aurelio Giorni and Helen Miller were married on January 1, 1921 in the (Episcopal) Church of the Holy Communion in South Orange, New Jersey, with the rector, Rev. George Hanna, officiating.  For the wedding day, Aurelio had composed "for Helen" the processional and recessional wedding march, and it replaced the more familiar strains of Mendelssohn or Wagner.  His music would also be used for some family weddings in the years to come.   The wedding party contained several family members, among them was Helen's sister Marguerite as matron of honor, and Aurelio's brother Marcello as best man.  A reception was held at the Miller home for some 250 guests.  The newlyweds decided to forego a honeymoon at this time, when it would interfere with both their schedules.  They planned a trip to Italy during the summer to visit his parents, but by spring Helen knew she was pregnant and the trip was postponed.  Instead of Europe, they joined the other members of the Elshuco Trio for a summer in Maine.
Aurelio Giorni