8 Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 13th, 2007


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A HONEYMOON" in Sri Lanka fol­ lowed the wedding of Bolton-by-Bow- land couple Mr Gawin Davies and Miss Charlotte Taylor at the village's St Peter and St Paul’s Church. ■ The bride, a personal assistant, is the daughter of Mrs B. Taylor, of Clitheroe, and the late Mr Roy Tay-


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lor. Her bridegroom, a technical man­ ager, is the son of Mr and Mrs Davies, of Foulridge. Given away by her uncle, Mr Ian Taylor, the bride wore an ivory laced gown with pearl and crystal beading and a sweetheart neckline. She carried a bouquet of roses, lilies and ivy.


Attendants Miss Claire Lawrence


and the bridegroom’s sister, Mrs Lisette Bradshaw, wore mocha- coloured dresses Mth sweetheart neck­ lines and carried bouquets similar to the bride’s. Best man was Mr Justin Reyner and groomsmen were the cou­ ple’s son, Rhys, and friend of the


bridegroom, Mr Steven Foster. The bride’s nephews. Masters Toby and Isaac Little, were pageboys. After the ceremony, conducted by the Rev. David Mewis, a reception was held at Stanley House, Mellon The couple will live in Bolton-by-Bowland. Picture by Zoie Carter-Ingham.


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: West Ambulance Service married a member of a Ribble Valley farming family a t St Andrew’s Church, Slaid- bum. Miss Lucy Myers, the daughter of


. Mr and Mrs R. Myers, of . Barnoldswick, married farmer Mr


Thomas William Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs T. Robinson, of Catlow Farm, Slaidbum. Given away by her father, the bride


wore a diamond white fishtail designer gown and carried a bouquet of hot pink gerberas and purple lisianthus. Her bridesmaids were her sister.


Jenny Myers, and friend Lucie Hol- royd who wore deep purple strapless dresses and carried matching bou­ quets to the bride’s. The flowergirls were the bridegroom’s cousin, Emma Robinson, and niece Maisie Blezard, who wore white lace dresses with pur­ ple cumerbands and carried miniature


versions of the bride’s bouquet. Best man was the bridegroom’s


cousin, "William Robinson, and groomsmen were Neil Beattie, Geordie Parker, Duncan Cowking and Brian Blezard. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Mark Russell Smith.


A reception was held at the Stirk


House Hotel, Gisbum. The couple then left for their hon­


eymoon in the Maldives on Meeru Island. On their return they are to live in


Slaidburn. Picture by Zoie Carter-Ingham.


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THE wedding of Miss Natalie "Warrington and Mr Gary Strong took place at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel, Clayton-le-Moors. The bride, a primary school teacher, is


the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan and Nancy Warrington, of Castle View, Clitheroe. Her bridegroom, also a primary school teacher, is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam and Norma Strong, of Darwen Road, Bolton. The bride was given away by her father


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and wore an ivory silk gown which was trimmed on the bodice and train with claret diamante. She carried a bouquet of ivory and claret roses. She was attended by her sister, Mrs Sarah Davies, who wore a claret satin gown and carried a bouquet of ivory roses. The best man, a friend of the bride­


groom, was Mr Peter Davies. The bride groom’s brother, Mathew Strong, and the bride’s brother, Mr Gavin Hayman, who travelled from Michigan, USA, were both ushers. The couple honeymooned in Antigua and will live in Blackburn.


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GUESTS from around the world were invited to the wed­ ding of former Ribble Valley school pupil Nicholas David Hepworth and his bride Samantha Jane Ross. The couple, who were mar­


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ried a t Norwich Register Office, were joined by visitors from Jap an , Hong Kong, Papua New Guinea, America and Tanzania. A wedding celebration was


held in Salvagnac, near Toulouse, France, and a recep­ tion held a t la Place de L’Eglise. The bridegroom is the son of


Mr and Mrs David Hepworth, of Grindleton. He is a former pupil of Pendle Primary School and Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, who is cur­ rently studyring tor a Ph.D. in water resource management in Tanzania, through the Univer­ sity of East Anglia. His bride, the daughter of


Mrs Sandy Ross, of Somerset, is also studyring for a Ph.D. in Tanzania, b u t in linguistic anthropology. Given away by her brothers.


Glen and Toby Ross, the bride wore an empire-line gown of Indian lace and had gypsophi- la interwoven into her hair. She carried a bouquet of lisianthus. The two bridal attendants


were Miss Martha Triviais, of Lancaster, and Miss Tabitha Foster, of Los Angeles, who wore dresses made by the bridegroom’s mother using a traditional African batik fab­ ric. Each carried a posy of cream flowers. Best man was Richard Mel­


lon, of Lancaster. Groomsmen and ushers were Neil Coles, Simon Taylor, Damian Guha and David Luckin. All of the bridegroom’s attendants were former CRGS pupils. Master of ceremonies was


Nigel Barratt. The newly-weds spent their


honeymoon touring the south of France and northern Spain. After returning to Tanzania to complete their research, they will make their home in the Peebles area of Scotland. Picture by Martin Veevers,


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