sub-clause 7b

CLAUSE 7: PROMISES FULFILLED

Sub-clause 7b: DOGS

On such an occasion as a wedding-dog is promised that does not materialise, the photographers reserve the right to leave the event.

The provision of a four-course meal and local micro brew may reverse such a decision.

We are in full flow with the old wedding thing again. It's wonderful. No, really.

I love my babies and they're so much fun to be with but it's also quite fantastic to get out and use the photography bit of my brain again and to spend a day with Nye not being parents. Weird thing though: when we were trying to make babies and there was a baby at a wedding I would wistfully follow it around all day. I thought it was because I WANTED one. Now that I have one two, I still wistfully follow them around all day, desperate for a cuddle and a chat and to just soak in the cuteness. Turns out I'm obsessed.

* 1920s wedding photo via Alan Knocker

With this wedding she is killing me...

Of course we knew it would be gorgeous, but this gorgeous? Celia is surely trying to kill us dead with beauty and love and ostriches and stuff.

* Photos of Celia and Jo's wedding by Cathryn Farnsworth and via East Side Bride

fancy pants..

I like expensive underwear. I like silk and ribbons and lace and frills (somehow all of my pants are black cotton and arrived in my house via a shop that has distinct middle-aged to elderly connotations though. Sigh.) But as much as I may adore those tiniest scraps of luxury and as much as I lusted over the fanciest of pants in the run up to our wedding, I just couldn't conceive of spending £110 on knickers, for that would be madness people. Madness.

Cue Ell and Cee, delicious knickers (and brassieres and floaty things and pantaloons {pantaloons!!!}) that cost a whole lot less yet are still expensive enough to be quite the treat.

Delicious, no?

. all images courtesy of www.ellandcee.co.uk