Kate's Wedding...

Now, wasn't that fantastic? Good old England came up with the goods the only way it can, and put on a show to die for! Hope you all enjoyed it! Made me rush to my computer and dig out one of my shots of Kate's Wedding. No, not that Kate, though her Big Day was just as fantastic, all the same!
This was Kate and Tony, at Statham Lodge, in Lymm. Gorgeous!
So, now we wait for the 'official' group photographs, shot in the palace by Hugo Burnand.
Cool gig, Hugo!

Nice day for a White Wedding...

I thought a lot about the definitive photograph for today's blog - it being Royal Wedding Day and all that - when lo and behold, this appeared in my seed tray yesterday!

                               A little heart!

It says everything, really, so all I need to add is my best wishes for the happy couple, and let's crack open the bubbly!

Flying the flag...

Let's get this party started!
It's the eve of the Royal Wedding, but my local Post Office got the bunting-ball a'rolling a few days back, with a nice display of Union Jacks across its stationery shelves! Ruler Brittania? Anyway, I could hardly contain my excitement, and completely forgot whether I wanted first or second class stamps when I got to the counter!

Just think how many rolls of film would have been shot by all those people lining the Wedding route in 'the old days'! Now, I'll bet there'll be a Kertrillion megabytes of memory shot, and all just to go onto laptops to be never seen again! Mind you, I still can't believe Wills and Kate didn't pick me to do their Wedding Photography! I put it down to them not wanting the added expense of putting me up in a B+B the night before!

Do you take this woman...?

One week to go until a certain famous Wedding, and the excitement mounts.
Great programme about Weddings on TV last night, though, with the rather worrying statistic that we are now at the lowest level of Weddings since 1895!!
They used the great phrase 'Competitive Wedding Syndrome', too..the one-upmanship involved in having a 'better' Wedding than your friends.
Hey, chuck some Gerbera in a gold-painted jam-jar, profess your love, and the job's done!
Enjoy the break, everybody!