A solemn and heartfelt ceremony unfolded at the Cedarville Cemetery Saturday as the community gathered to honor fallen veterans through the annual Wreaths Across America event. Despite chilly weather,

A solemn and heartfelt ceremony unfolded at the Cedarville Cemetery Saturday as the community gathered to honor fallen veterans through the annual Wreaths Across America event. Despite chilly weather,

Wreaths Across America helps place millions of wreaths across the nation to honor and remember service men and women during the holiday season.

Wreaths Across America was celebrated locally Saturday, as 1,763 wreaths were placed throughout Greenlawn Memory Gardens.

Wreaths Across America Day was honored at the Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery at Parkers Crossroads in Wildersville. The service began at noon with a short ceremony in the chapel, followed by volunteers, individuals, and others laying more than 670 wreaths upon veterans graves.

The Wreaths Across America program remembers fallen U.S. veterans, honors those who serve and teaches children the value of freedom.

The Brazos Valley Wreaths Across America Chapter held a wreath-laying ceremony Saturday at College Station City Cemetery, despite a rainy morning.

Saturday was National Wreaths Across America Day, where volunteers across the country will remember our country's fallen heroes.

The city of Brewer was one of roughly 4,600 communities across the U.S. that participated in Wreaths Across America events Saturday to honor and remember the sacrifices veterans made for our country.

East Haven was one of 4,600 locations paying respects to fallen servicemen Saturday morning at Wreaths Across America. More than two million volunteers came together in different communities across the United States to lay wreaths on the graves of veterans who served our country at home and abroad.

Bonded by their pride for the red, white, and blue, volunteers came together on Saturday for a cause bigger than themselves. But for some of them, it's a bit more personal.