Did you really think we would miss an opportunity to embrace our second Royal wedding of the year? Let’s just say the breakfast things were washed and put away at a rate of knots yesterday morning so that our bums could be firmly positioned on the sofa ready for the magical spectacle, even if we weren’t that familiar with the main characters.
It was emotional, but not enough to warrant the opening of a new box of manly tissues ……
…… however, we did feel that it did warrant the opening of a jumbo bag of mini peach rings……..
……and seasoned comment on all the ladies outfits, with marks out of a royal ten being awarded and watching the holding on of the tres de rigueur hats in the blustery autumnal weather. Darrell observed that a veil on such a day could have spelt disaster for the bride, becoming entangled in tulle on the steps of St Georges Chapel would not have been a good start to the proceedings.
We thought the groom, who were were all strangers too, looked like a Geography teacher, but then we all agreed the bride’s dress, in our considered opinion trumped Meghan’s by a country mile…………..
…… and speaking of the said Meghan ……… Darrell has a spooky theory of a Derek Acorah type nature ………
…… that coat, buttoned in a very particular way was hiding a very interesting condition. You may have read it here first folks!
4 comments:
I thought that about the coat, too.
I didn't see that much of the wedding, but I have noted your interest in Meghan, I will watch and wait.......however I think Cara Delevingne's outfit stole the show, em I mean, occasion. At least now Eugenie will never get lost if she does any jaunts abroad on behalf of the Royals as she has married a 'geography teacher'. JantheFan x
Geography teacher? Did he have a tweed jacket and leather patches on the elbows? How about that for a stereotype?
Good spot re the coat! Glad you managed to find the time to watch it.
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