The bride is ready.My daughters preparing on the morning of the big day. It had rained for 4 solid weeks but the Vicar assured us that it would be OK on the day as he had powerful connections. At midday it stopped raining and the clouds shifted to show brilliant sunshine. The next day it started to rain again. The pics are shown in reverse order.
Mother and bridesmaid (No 2 daughter) departing in the Roller.
Getting the bride into the dress.
The bridesmaid is ready.
The make up artist used a very sophisticated Iwata double action airbrush. I was quite jealous.
Arrival of the flowers.
Wow, congratulations! I'm a little stunned however; my daughter is six and I thought this whole 'growing up and getting married' thing was just a rumor.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I hope her husband understands 40k! :)
ReplyDeleteShe looks absolutely lovely. Congratulations to her and her husband!
ReplyDeleteDear Mik
ReplyDeleteYou will find the time goes quickly so make the most of it. One day you will come home to find some spotty herbert has his arm around your daughter.
John
dear Mike
ReplyDeleteI have already subverted him to the Dark Side, much to my daughter's annoyance.
John
Dear Mike
ReplyDeleteShe was a truly radiant bride. it was a lovely day,
john
Congratulations, sir! I guess this means you get more time for modeling, eh?
ReplyDeleteDear warhammer
ReplyDeleteNot sure about that!
More pics here:
http://www.davidfenwick.co.uk/wedding-photography/rainham-medway/
John
Congratulations mate, she looks beautiful and I'm glad this horrible weather sorted itself out for her big day.
ReplyDeleteCongrats mate, she looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteCongrats proud Papa! You had good luck with the weather, it's even snowing here, in Sunny California.
ReplyDeleteWeddings can be spendy, hope you still have some shillings for the little toy men.
John
Santa Cruz Warhammer
All the lovely ones are married..
ReplyDeletedear Col
ReplyDeleteWe could not believe it. The first sun for weeks.
John
Dear Pacific & NemFX
ReplyDeleteAll brides are lovely but she really is a pretty girl.
Of course, I am biased.
John
Dear Darkangel
ReplyDeleteThe first time I went to southern California there was fog and rain. It looked like Devon.
John
Bloody Hell, John - you must be a proud dad right now! How long til you offload number two?
ReplyDeleteAll good wishes to the happy couple.
Talking of daughters, weather and things American and Devonian...In the last month (the first month of Baby Hazel's life, I might add) we've entertained both Mrs. Drax's mother and (separately; currently) her father, both all the way from Chicago - and they've had nothing but rain here in Devon.
I'm not sure if Hazel's even seen the sun yet...
Dear Drax
ReplyDeleteYes, very proud.
I am working on number two.
http://www.davidfenwick.co.uk/wedding-photography/rainham-medway/
The dashing policeman with the vintage MG is her beau. She finishes university in 6 months.I am hopeful!
My family come from Dartmoor, although I was born in Cornwall (Newquay).
Chicago is the one American city that I have never visited that I would love to visit. Everyone speaks well of it.
John