Maxi dress to a wedding?

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that reminds me, i bought madam a coffee and walnut cake last week. she d had about 10 minutes of it and i ate the rest. last night she said "wheres the cake?" i said i d eaten it, to which she replied "you have eaten the WHOLE of that cake?!" so i said no, you had a bit ? and then i got chased around the island in the kitchen with her waving a ladle and trying to hit me with it ? i could barely get out of the way for laughing, made all the worse by her saying "I MEAN IT!" ?

? That's hilarious Mrs Jess, is chocolate bunny eating a divorcible offence, I wonder?

The women at our wedding had either fascinators or hats, although I had to tell them all I didn't mind them taking them off, they really didn't have to wait until my mum took hers off at the meal. ? We had three hours between getting married and starting the meal, all very relaxed on a very sunny day so sitting around in a hat really wasnt ideal. The men let me down though, I only had two Scottish men there and neither wore a kilt. I was gutted I tell you, gutted! They both used the same excuse of not wanting to be the only one in a kilt. Pah! They were all smart though, well apart from an uncle-in-law who was dressed in a navy pinstriped suit, light pink shirt and a multi-shade pink tie... to match his wife's dress. ?

The American tourists who happened to be there were probably gutted, all the way to Scotland and managed to catch a wedding in a castle (just, I should add ?) in the Borders yet not one kilt. ? As I was walking across the courtyard from the suite to the chapel, I heard "oh my gosh, oh my gosh, there's a wedding, a real wedding!" in a really strong, excited American accent and it really made me smile. ?

Hello and welcome to hitched! Why on earth have you resurrected a post from 2009! Most of these people are no longer here!!!

I should think that Smiling Sarah has some wares to sell!

Ooooh unsolicited advertising!!!! ummmmm.... I'm telling Sherrie!

Good thing I blanked out the web address then!!! ?