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Thursday, 28 November 2019

Dancing to the Beat of a Wedding Typewriter

The Typewriter Gods most definitely smiled on us on our wedding day. The entire event was bathed in brilliant sunshine, and everything went off without a single hitch - including the performance of the Wedding Typewriter. Four months of thorough planning - with a lot of help from our friends - ensured it was an unforgettably joyous occasion. Every one of the 100 or so guests commented on what an incredibly wonderful day it was - filled with love, song, dance and fun. The (other) old folks wished us well, and the young folks said, "When we get married, this is the sort of wedding we want!" 
My area of special interest is, of course, typewriters, but Harriet made a much greater and more lasting contribution to the event, through her expertise in handmade glass jewellery. Each guest got to pick a bauble in a tree and take home a memento of the day:
We asked that none of the guests give us wedding gifts, but they all got around that request, one way or another. Here is one (appropriate for me at least):
My now extended family:

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7 comments:

  1. Joe V28 November 2019 at 16:07

    Congrats!

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  2. Bill M29 November 2019 at 00:57

    Congratulations!

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  3. D.29 November 2019 at 02:47

    Great!

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  4. Terry Murray29 November 2019 at 10:46

    Looks like a fabulous day. Congratulations! Mazel tov!

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  5. Richard P30 November 2019 at 04:51

    Wonderful to see. Congratulations to you both!

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  6. Nick Merritt5 December 2019 at 07:19

    Congratulations! Long life to you both! (Some lousy typists among your guests, though. :))

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  7. Marilyn13 December 2019 at 23:47

    It certainly was a wonderful day and you two simply glowed with love and happiness! Sorry we forgot to type a message though! We were having too much fun. xxx

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