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Sean
and Jo were married at the Grand Hotel,
Eastbourne, on 23rd August, 2003. |
The
bride was attended by her sister, Cheryl,
her sister in law, Lisa and, unusually,
by a bridesman, her brother Mark |
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Lisa,
Tricia (the bride's mother) and Cheryl |
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Proud
parents of the bride |
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Did
you remember to tell Andy about that pot-hole? |
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Are
you sure this is where Os dropped the ring? |
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| The bride's
mother, the photographer and the bride's grandfather,
who have evidently lost something .
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| You are supposed to
be pretending |
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What
foresight to co-ordinate with the curtains |
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| The morning
after the wedding, the couple returned to
their home before jetting off on honeymoon
to Thailand |
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| Jo left from the couple's
house in Eastbourne and arrived, just a dignified
few minutes late, at the hotel, where Sean
and his two Best Men had stayed over night. |
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| The Groom was
assisted by two Best Men, Andrew and Os. Andrew
and Os are Sean's long-time friends, fellow
students and, until recently, flat-mates. |
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The
Groom and his Best Men needed these sticks
after a good night at Maxime's |
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The
Groom's father, John, flew from America
with his wife, Claire, and Sean's brother,
Paul, to help Jo and Sean celebrate their
wedding. |
| Ms Harriet Adie played
for the guests before the service, between
the service and the wedding breakfast, and
at the wedding breakfast. |
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The
couple with three generations of Jo's family |
Is
this a good time to tell you that Andy and
Os are coming on the honeymoon? |
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The cake was made and
decorated by Jo's Nan.
Just use the knife
- they don't have scalpels in hotels
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| Following the
wedding breakfast, the couple went to Beachy
Head, where Sean suddenly remembered the way
he should have done it the first time |
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It's
a bit late for that now, Sean |
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Pleeeeeeeease
can I have my stick back? |
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The Best
Men and two more of Sean's friends, Chris
and Omar, every one of them a doctor, entranced by Sean's account of
the night before ....
.............or were they
watching Jackanory ... Jackanory ... |
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