kellyahern said:
kellyahern said:
For the civil ceremony Mrs Parker Bowles wore an oyster silk coat with herringbone stitch embroidery and a chiffon dress, both designed by Robinson Valentine. Her hat was designed by Philip Treacy and was made from natural straw, overlaid with ivory French lace and trimmed with feathers.
Following the ceremony, The Prince of Wales and the new Duchess of Cornwall drove to St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle for a service of prayer and dedication.
The Duchess of Cornwall had changed into a porcelain blue silk dress which was hand embroidered with gold thread work. The design of the dress was inspired by a piece of jewellery owned by the Duchess's late mother. Again, the dress was designed by Robinson Valentine and a feather head dress desiogned by Philip Treacy.
Decorated with roses, thistles and daffodils, the single-layered, 24-inch organic fruit cake had detailed lattice work, with a small initial `C' in the lattice.
The full menu included:
Sandwiches:
Egg and cress on granary bread
Smoked salmon on brown bread
Roast venison with Balmoral red current and port jelly
Potted shrimp bridge rolls
Hot canapes:
Mini Cornish pasties
Mini vegetarian pasties
Diced grilled vegetable tartlet with parmesan
Miniature pastries:
Caramel banana slice
Strawberry tartlets
Glazed mocha fudge
Caramelized lemon tarts
Plain scones with Cornish clotted cream and Duchy strawberry jam
Double boiled fruit cake
Miniature ice cream cornets
After the service, a smiling streaker dashed across the road.
kellyahern said:
Well, at least Mr. Bean is there!
Down Under said:Oh Beli….38 posts (and still counting)
You must be on cloud 9 with this wedding.
Until the next one.
MrsSpringsteen said:I just wish they had gotten married all those years ago and saved so much grief.