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	Comments on: Five years ago today, in a little town in England. Wedding bells, balloons, and beer.	</title>
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		By: Allie		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[So beautiful!  My wedding dress was very similar in shape and style to your two dresses.]]></description>
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		By: H. Heike		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[So nice - the bride&#039;s dress! Her shoes!!  So romantic - the beginnings! The ring!! - Wish you and your husband all the best!
Greetings from Munich, Germany!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So nice &#8211; the bride&#8217;s dress! Her shoes!!  So romantic &#8211; the beginnings! The ring!! &#8211; Wish you and your husband all the best!<br />
Greetings from Munich, Germany!</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[It took me a little while to take the time to visit this post, but I&#039;m happy I did: this is such a lovely wedding! I love how you have the two dresses, it&#039;s almost as if they represent different parts of your personality. Although I have a slight preference for the white, vintage one. And once again, you can see the eye you both have for details: if everything might fail in your professional life (as if!) you can always try the party planning market!
Absolute favourite snap is the one with the both of you in the pub: Bruno gazing lovingly at his new bride, but that cheeky looking lady in red only seems to have eyes for her pint, ready to dive in! (which I can imagine after all the weddingdressstress). But to be honest, all of the pictures are beautiful and moving.

 I got married in jeans and a sweater, on an icy cold January morning (back then you could marry for free on Mondays). We were the first couple of the year 2002 and late for our own wedding because the roads were covered with sleet and we had to walk to the town hall. After eight years of being together and two months away from becoming parents for the first time, we only married for administrative reasons: it was the quickest and to be honest cheapest way to settle things for the bun in the oven!

Now we have 14 years of marriage and a brood of three behind us and still going strong. In hindside I wish I did it properly, vintage weddingdress and all, just to celebrate the love we still have for each other. Might I ever fall in the trap of the weddingvow renewel (which my children would be ecstatic about, although I find it a bit ... déclassé) I&#039;ll be sure to pop into your blog and nick some of your ideas, with the balloons as the number one loot! After all, the secret of my creativity is just about the good sources ;)

Hopefully you&#039;ve enjoyed your wooden anniversary, up you go for the pewter!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It took me a little while to take the time to visit this post, but I&#8217;m happy I did: this is such a lovely wedding! I love how you have the two dresses, it&#8217;s almost as if they represent different parts of your personality. Although I have a slight preference for the white, vintage one. And once again, you can see the eye you both have for details: if everything might fail in your professional life (as if!) you can always try the party planning market!<br />
Absolute favourite snap is the one with the both of you in the pub: Bruno gazing lovingly at his new bride, but that cheeky looking lady in red only seems to have eyes for her pint, ready to dive in! (which I can imagine after all the weddingdressstress). But to be honest, all of the pictures are beautiful and moving.</p>
<p> I got married in jeans and a sweater, on an icy cold January morning (back then you could marry for free on Mondays). We were the first couple of the year 2002 and late for our own wedding because the roads were covered with sleet and we had to walk to the town hall. After eight years of being together and two months away from becoming parents for the first time, we only married for administrative reasons: it was the quickest and to be honest cheapest way to settle things for the bun in the oven!</p>
<p>Now we have 14 years of marriage and a brood of three behind us and still going strong. In hindside I wish I did it properly, vintage weddingdress and all, just to celebrate the love we still have for each other. Might I ever fall in the trap of the weddingvow renewel (which my children would be ecstatic about, although I find it a bit &#8230; déclassé) I&#8217;ll be sure to pop into your blog and nick some of your ideas, with the balloons as the number one loot! After all, the secret of my creativity is just about the good sources 😉</p>
<p>Hopefully you&#8217;ve enjoyed your wooden anniversary, up you go for the pewter!</p>
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