They think it’s all over…
I am sure that everyone will be delighted to hear that it is now over, and that both the wedding ceremony and subsequent celebrations appear to have been a great success.
The bride accompanied by Bridefather arrived fashionably late and the wedding ceremony took place without stumbled lines, fainting or cries of “Yes – I know why they should not be wed…”
Everyone then managed to get back from the church to the farm, the meal was eaten, drinks consumed, speeches made and the party went on into the night, long after MOB and I had taken our leave of the proceedings.
But rather than terminate this blog so abruptly I shall tell you all about it in snippets…
And of course, it isn’t really over because I am sure you will also be intrigued to know what we will do with the 300 teacups, mile of bunting, tonne of confectionery, two dozen cake plates, 100 assorted candlesticks/tealight holders/lanterns and dozen ancient cameras which are now stored in the centre of the utility room, kitchen, dining room, living room, study and hallway.
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I’m so glad to hear you’re going to keep blogging – I’ve been so enjoying reading your blog after the last few months. Once you’ve filled us in on all the details of this wedding perhaps you have another child you can marry off so the fun can start all over again?
I agree with Selina. We are already looking forward to the weddings of SpongeBOB and BOBaJob, but not so much to those of the COBs who have all gone from being confirmed unmarrieds to wanting to get married on a farm in the space of one weekend.
I think the trick there is to make sure it’s the same farm and the same weekend!