What would I do without you guys?

I have had a lovely summer, not the summer I had expected.  No work, very tight budget, a poorly papichen and Mamilein and being asked to be a god mother.  Thank you to all who have been there this summer I love you all.  I've been on day trips to Manor Houses and palaces, the seaside, baby music lessons and a wildlife or two.  It has been a summer full of memories.

Going to the hotel and gonna get married

Well today was G.Os brothers wedding and what a lovely and long day it was.  As I type this I am sat on the bed in the hotel having decided to hand in the towel as it were. 

I am officially notyoung  anymore.  The young ones are bouncing around to lots of retro songs in an ironic way, although I remember it the first time round. I had a bit of a boogie, but all I really wanted to do was curl up on the sofa with a nice film and a cup of tea.  Match of the Day was close enough.

The day it self was very, very emotional.  Everyone shed a tear and no one made it through their speech without blubbing. Everybody couldn't believe that after eleven years of courtship the Posh and Becks of Tod had tied the knot.  Thank goodness we don't have to follow that wedding.  It was amazing and planned in less than three months.

The bride looked amazing, I have seen some lovely brides but Saus out does them all.

Her dress was very much in the vintage Hollywood glamour style, off white tulle with bits of bling all over it.

It looked very heavy and fair play to her for the sky high Jimmy Choos she chose to wear.

The wedding was held in a hotel in a village just outside Clitheroe. From the outside it was a nice stone building. Inside it was modern day hunting chic, lots of silver stags and purple tartan.  The ceremony room had recently been renovated and was very light and airy.  

My outfit for the day was a birthday gift from my parents and I have been told I looked wonderful, I felt fabulous.

It was the loveliest wedding I have been to in a very long time.  It will take something special to top this one.  I would like to take the opportunity to wish the new Mr and Mrs Murray many years of happiness.