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0 0 0 apassioiir HUMPHREYS-WHITE
A RIBBLE VALLEY landlady and her bridge- room tied the knot at St Michael and St John’s RC Church, Clitheroe. The bride. Miss Hazel Margaret White,
landlady and general manager at the Whalley Arms, is the daughter of Mr Leonard and Mrs Pat White, of Conway Avenue, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom, Mr Mark Andrew
Humphreys, a project manager at Alfred McAlpine Infrastructure Services, is the son of Mr Peter and Mrs Denise Humphreys, of Darkwood Crescent, Chatbum. Given away by her father, the bride wore a
white rose bodice with ivory, silk and gold scrolled highlights and a white rose skirt with sand underskirt and diamante embossed Estelle veil. Her structured hand-tied bouquet featured
Grand Prix burgundy roses with Hypericum berries and a trail of ivory. The flower girl was the couple’s daughter,
Lauren, who wore an all-gold dress with rose petals on the shoulders and carried rose petals in a wicker basket. Bridesmaids Clare White, Amanda White
and Nicole Marden wore burgundy dresses and held small hand-tied bouquets with Grand Prix burgundy roses and gold frame. Maid of honour Sonia Marden wore a bur
gundy dress and carried the same bouquet as the bridesmaids. Best man was Mr Ian James Humphreys
and the ushers were Luke Conti, Ben Dolan and Lee Evans. Pageboys were Paul Jack Humphreys and Craig Humphreys. Following a service conducted by Fr Ware-
ing, a reception was held at the Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn. The couple, who enjoyed a honeymoon in Florida and the Bahamas, will live at the Whalley Arms. Picture by Peter Moran, Accrington
HOUGH-MOON
PRIMARY school teacher Rachel Catherine Moon married technical manager Thomas Hough at St Helen’s Church, Waddington. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John
and Elaine Moon, of Moorland Crescent, Clitheroe, and in her spare time is vice-captain of Clitheroe and Hyndbum Ladies' Hockey Club. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy
and Betty Hough, of Moreton House Farm, Kemple End, Stonyhurst. Given away by her father, the bride wore an
ivory lace-up bodice and skirt featuring fine embroidery and diamante detail. She carried a bouquet of calla lilies, eucalyptus and trailing orchids. Bridesmaids Rebecca Moon, Laura Whitwell,
Emma Hough and Kenna McArthur wore full- length cornflower blue dresses with silver embroi dery detail and carried bouquets of calla lilies and orchids. Best man was Julian Silverwood and the ush
ers were Glen Moon, Robert Whitwell and Luke Dugdale.
A reception was held at the De TableyHotel,
Ribchester, and the newlyweds honeymooned in Italy. They will make their home in Clayton-le- Moors. Picture by Hayley Louise Photography
GELDARD- CHIAPPI
THE White Sand Beach, Grand Baie, Mauritius, was the set ting for the wedding of Miss Enza Raffaela Chiappi and Mr Ian Michael Geldard. The parents of both
the bride and bride groom flew to Mauri tius for the ceremony. The bride, a senior
BROWN-SPEDDING
THE tropical paradise of Jamaica was the idyllic setting for the marriage of Mr Scott J. Brown and Miss Joanne D. Spedding. The couple tied the knot in the parish of St
Anne’s, Runaway Bay, Jamaica, with the ser vice conducted by the Rev. Thomas. They then spent a two-week long honey
moon at the resort. On their return home, the couple enjoyed an
evening reception at the Shireburn Arms Hotel, Hurst Green.
crown prosecutor, is the daughter of Mr Luciano and Mrs Diane Chiappi, of Bar- row. The bridegroom, a self-employed carpen ter and cabinet maker, is the son of Mr Nicholas and Mrs Maureen Geldard, of Pendleton. The bride, who was
given away by her father, wore an ivory princess line gown in lustre satin, with a sequin and crystal beaded bodice and semi-cathedral train. She wore a crystal and diamante tiara and carried a sweetheart bouquet of calla lilies.
BAINES-WILSON
A HONEYMOON in Yorkshire followed the wedding of Tracy Wilson and Michael Baines. The couple were married at the Calf’s Head
Hotel, Worston, where the reception was also held. The bride is the only child of Mr and Mrs Guy
Benson, of Chatbum Road, Clitheroe. She worli as a secretary and an aerobics teacher. Her bridegroom, a traffic signal engineer, is the
eldest son of Mr and Mrs Keith Baines, of Wal- ton-le-Dale, Preston. Given away by her father, the bride wore a full-
length red satin go\vn featuring a fantail. She car ried a bouquet of red and cream roses. Matron of honour was Mrs Dawn Hodkinson,
and the two other attendants were Miss Emily Baines, the bridegroom’s daughter, and Miss Lucy Baines, the couple’s daughter. They wore ivory dresses decorated with red
trim and embroidered flowers. They also had matching shawls and carried baskets of flowers similar to the bride’s.
The couple’s son. Master Daniel Baines, was
the page boy. Best man was Mr Andrew Baines, the bridegroom’s brother. On return from honeymoon in Beverley, the
couple will continue to live in Blackburn. Picture by Ray Royle Studio, Accrington
ROACH- RANGE
A W E D D I N G chapel in Las Vegas was the setting for the marriage of Miss Melanie Ranee and Mr Steven Roach.
The bride, a beauty
salon proprietor, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond and Sylvia Ranee of Mar tin Top Lane, Rim- ington.
Her bridegroom, a
s e l f - emp l o y e d antiques dealer, is the son of Mr and Mrs Jim and Eileen Roach
white roses, lilac stat- ice and gypsophylia. The ceremony was
conducted Mr Iralius Ghoorah, and the bride and her father were accompanied along the beach by a Mauritian Sega Band and dancers, who entertained through out the ceremony. Ring bearer was the
bridegroom’s father and the couple’s moth
ers were the witnesses. A reception was held
at the Merville Beach Hotel, followed by a honeymoon in Mauri tius and Cape Town, South Africa. On their return, an
evening reception was held at the De Tabley Arms, Ribchester, and the couple will contin ue to live at Love- dough, Rossendale. Picture byKrish.
of Ada Street, Nelson. The bride was given
away by her father and wore a straight skirt and strapless bodice of ivory Thai silk with diamante detail. She carried a bouquet of cream roses and tulips. She was attended
by her bridegroom’s niece, eight-year-old Sally Roach, who wore an ivory- coloured Jasper Con ran designed dress.
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A HONEYMOON in Mexico followed the wedding of Miss Sharon Clough and Mr Gareth Markes at Clitheroe Parish Church. The bride, a staff nurse and former pupil of
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, is the daughter of Mr Peter and Mrs Irene Clough, of Pendle Road, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom is a prison officer, who is a
keen football player and supporter of Preston North End. He is the son of Mr George Markes, of Barrow-in-Furness, and Mrs Lynne Stables, of Preston. Given away by her father, the bride wore a
full- length ivory and satin dress with dia mante, crystal and pearl detail, which contin ued on the train. She carried a bouquet of bur gundy roses with crystal detail. Dame of honour was Joanne Dolan and
bridesmaid was Sarah Cowgill. They both wore burgundy two-piece dresses with crystal detail and matching stoles and carried ivory- coloured roses with crystal detail. The bridegroom’s daughter, Kira Markes,
acted as the flower girl. She wore an ivory dress with burgundy trim, carried ivory roses and a Teddy bear. Best man was Darren Clarkson and the
groomsman was Stephen Clough, the bride’s brother. Ushers were Kevin Dickinson and Simon Sherry. The Rev. Canon Philip Dearden officiated
at the ceremony, a t which Mr Harold Jackson, the bridegroom’s uncle, played the organ. A reception was held at Mytton Fold in Langho. Picture by Andrew Whalley, Blackburn
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