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Saturday, August 9, 2014

Elisabeth & Peter

A beautiful day for Liz and Peter on the first day of August.  They were getting married at St. Peter's church, with a reception at the Old Government House hotel.

 Stunning flowers and a summery choice of colour for the bridesmaids' dresses.

 Liz and her dad clearly had a close bond.

 Meanwhile a little helping hand with the scissors for Peter, before the groomsmen made their way to the church.
 No sign of nerves for either the groom or bride.


It was nice to see Rev. Linda Le Vasseur temporarily back in the western parishes again.


 The ceremony was lovely, a highlight being the touching and personal address from Rev Nicole Le Goupillot.

 On the way to the reception we stopped off for pictures on the cliffs near the couple's home.  Then we also stopped by the harbour as Liz & Peter have a close affinity with the sea as they are both keen rowers.
 The cake had been made by Liz's mum and carefully brought over from the UK.  It was well worth the effort.



 Speeches were split at the beginning and end of the meal.


 The forecast evening rain never appeared, giving people plenty of time to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air before the dancing.
 City Limits gave their normal great performance and there were plenty of energetic displays on the dance floor.
 A really lovely day for a lovely couple.

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Angela & Luke - a lovely wedding in Herm

The day started early as we got the boat to Herm on a glorious morning.  This wedding had been a lot of work to organise for all those involved, mainly due to the fact that Angela & Luke had to do it all from China and only came to Guernsey a few days beforehand.

 Angela and her bridesmaids all got ready in a large meeting room, but it was still a bit tight for space.


 Angela looked amazing.



 Meanwhile The Wedding Fairy team and Jayne White were busy preparing for the outdoor ceremony.  The setting for this, at the end of the White House Hotel garden, was just perfect.




 The ceremony was touching and good humoured, the mood suited the leafy green surroundings on such a quiet and calm day.







 After drinks on the lawn and some family group photographs, we visited the north of Herm for some scenic pictures of the couple.  Sion had to concentrate a lot to ensure the quad bike didn't get stuck, but it all seemed great fun for everyone else!


 Then it was back to the marquee for the meal.


 Speeches were informal and the couple showed off slides of their ceremony back in China before the cutting of the cake and first dance.

 Stormy Monday were the band for the evening, adding their touch of class to proceedings.

 We took the opportunity to do some photography of the couple as night fell, then there wasn't much time left before most of the guests had to get the boat back to Guernsey.