In our finary, we gathered, with our memories, photographs, hats and veils.

Great diversity among us: Married twice, both to the same woman / Never married / Married Nepali Hindi style in red / Married in Catfield Church / Best man to his friends wedding / Diss Registry office and after a train to Great Yarmounth for fish and chips ( because I love trains) / St Lawrance church Coventry in a tailor made white dress, bridesmaid was Murrial, followed by a train to Bornmouth / Resistry office Lowestoft / Met at teacher training college, married in a registry office / Not a happy occassion as my father in law was against the marriage / Never been married / St Marks Church Enfield, after meeting at Butlins / Church Farm Cheddiston church / Hayes, Kent honey moon in Devon.

The marriage of Eddie and Marion

The roles were found: Mother of the Bride, Best Man, Bridesmaids, Pageboy, Photographer, vicar, and a fabulous bling ring

Vows were exchange.

The gilted girlfriend challenged, but the vicar was not distracted, and the vows were made, Eddie said I do. Marion said I will.

Gifts were bequeathed: Long Life (not the milk variety) / An apple Tree / A stick and non stick pan / A fondu set / A ticket to Butlins and a train ticket to go with it (book in advance) . The gilted girl friend gave a puppy which may or may not bite.

Advise was given freely: Never go to bed on an argument / Wear socks at night / Love your wife, she is always right.

We danced!