Clitheroe Advertiser &Timos,Thursday, November 10,2011 TEARING-GRIFFITHS


A HONEYMOON in Tenerife followed the wedding of Clithcroe couple Miss Fiona Griffiths and Mr Michael Yearing, at Trinity Methodist Church, Clitheroe.


., The bride, a full-time mother of the cou-


' pie’s twin daughters, Rebecca and Katie, is the daughter of Mr Joseph Griffiths, of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, USA and the late Mrs Alison Griffiths. ■' . : Her bridegroom, a finance manager, is


the son of Mr Alan Yearing and Mrs Susan Yearing, of Bawdlands, Clitheroe. The bride, given away by her father, wore


a pearl taffeta full-length strapless gown with a sweetheart neckline, ruched bodice And A- line skirt and a chapel length train. Her veil with little diamantes and ribbon edges, was held in place by a silver tiara. She carried a hand-tied bouquet of cream, yellow and pur­ ple flowers. She was attended by Mrs Jacqueline Har-


rop the bridegroom’s sister and Mrs Robin Preston, who wore knee-length dresses of Cadbury purple, with ruffled detail and scooped necklines and carried flowers simi­ lar to the bride’s. The bride’s brother Mr Ian Griffiths, also accompanied the bride. Flower girls were the couple’s three-year-


old twin daughters and the bridegroom s niece, Chloe Harrop. They wore ivory water­ fall chiffon dress with wrap over neckline and


purple sashes. Best man was Mr David Chambers and :■ :• ,


ushers were Daniel Fielding, Chris Dixon and Joseph Griffiths, the bride’s brother. Pageboy and ring bearer was Mark Har­ rop, nephew of the bride and bridegroom. Following the ceremony, conducted by the


Rev. Tim Thorpe, a reception was held at Mytton Fold Hotel, Langho. The couple will continue to live in Clithe-


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TWO Blackburn Rovers supporters, Kirstine Nairn and Paul Speak, tied the knot at Foxfields Hotel, Billington. .- The bride, a hairdresser, is the daughter of


Mr and Mrs David and Carolyn Nairn, of Bright Street, Clitheroe, while her bridegroom, a fork­ lift truck driver, is the son of Mr John Eric Speak, of Blackpool and Mrs Isobel Speak, of Curzon Street, Clitheroe.


.'.ijiiTC: Given away by her father; the bride wore a


pearl coloured A-line gown.with a chocolate brown border and a traimdecorated with dia- mante detail. She carried 'a’hand-tied bouquet of fushia gerberas, brown 'arid ivory calla lilies, decorated with diamantes alongside black asper- dispra leaves.


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TWO captains in the Roy­ al Engineers, Territorial Army, Charlotte Metcalf and Andrew Goodwin were joined in marriage at Ringwood Hall Hotel, Chesterfield. The bride, a project en­


gineer, has just returned from a six-month op­ erational tour of duty in Afghanistan. She is the daughter of Mr Andrew Metcalf, of Dumfries, Scot­ land, and Mrs Susan Met­ calf, of Waddow Green, Clitheroe, and a former pupil of Edisford, Barrow ana Ribblesdale schools. Her bridegroom, a manufacturing pi educ­


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Michael Bird and grooms­ man Richard Biddulph, Following a reception in Ringwood Hall Hotel,' the couple spent a honeymoon in the Maldives. Their future residence >e in Halifax.


Her bridesmaids were Ann Burgess, Diane


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' Following the marriage:ceremony, led by reg­


istrar Harry Brethcrtori,-'a reception was also held at Foxfields. The couple, who will take their honeymoon


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