So my weekend was a fun packed one.
It involved a new yarn shop in Cheltenham called String. Stocking both indie dyed yarn and Wendy yarn.
I bought home a little stack of goodies.
So my weekend was a fun packed one.
It involved a new yarn shop in Cheltenham called String. Stocking both indie dyed yarn and Wendy yarn.
I bought home a little stack of goodies.
So on Wednesday 30.3.22 a very special thing happened!
My one and only Sister Jo got married in a Castle!! Not often you get to say that now is it!
A little history about the venue. Walton Castle is recorded in the Domesday Book, with the original site dating to between 1615 and 1620. Originally the Castle was designed as a hunting lodge. However the castle fell into decline and by 1791 it became derelict. Move forward to 1984 and the now new owner Margarita Hamilton set about restoring it to it's currently beautiful setting where you can hold your own wedding ceremony.
The wedding group was small but perfectly formed group of people attending. Obviously Sis, her now hubby Mark, then we have my Sister's Son Simon and partner along with her Daughter Holly. Our incredible Mum, my Son Harry, Mark's Sister, Brother and there respective partners.
I do not have a huge arrear of pictures, but the one's I do have I think are beautiful and sum the day up.
The ceremony was held outside and considering that rain had been forecast to say we were lucky is the understatement of the year! They managed to have the ceremony outside followed by some lovely pictures underneath a beautiful tree in full, full flower.
So let us begin......
Simon gave my Sister away, although Dad was looking down from heaven on the special day, he'd have so loved the fact it was in Clevedon.
The had the ceremony which was lovely and exchanged rings, Mark was very happy as he is now the proud owner of "bling"!!
Followed by signing of the register and Jo taking on a whole new name!
Then it was time for those all important pictures in the garden.
Jo's dress was just beautiful and Mark looked so dapper in his nod to Peaky Blinders.