Spring is nearly here...weddings abound....if you did it again..what would your wedding be like?

I wouldn't change a thing.

I Loved my wedding day. I loved my wedding dress. I loved the weather. I loved the honeymoon (Oh yes, I loved the honeymoon!) And most of all, I love my husband as much and more now, as I did 27 years ago on that special day. 

I guess, now that England allows weddings to be performed outside of an official building, I would change the location and I would have been married in our garden. 

Well Sue, I don't think our marriage laws have relaxed to the point of being able to walk down your garden path to say your wedding vows over the high altar of the barbeque as I think the premises still needs to be licenced to perform weddings. Abbey House Gardens and Heatherington Hall in Pinewood film studios both have superb gardens though for weddings there.

 I think a castle would be an interesting option, such as Highclere Castle and I dare say others too can be found. At least after the bride has crossed the drawbridge or porticullis, they could be closed to stop her changing her mind and running away ! 

 http://www.highclerecastle.co.uk/weddings/castleweddings.html

Sue, you and your hubby are an inspiration to us all. I think you have what most of us only ever dream of. You are a very fortunate couple! xoxo

Paul, isn't it usually the groom who runs for the highlands? ;-) But I do agree that a castle wedding sounds romantic.

Truthfully, at my age and at this stage in my life, I think that I would have prefered a nice little wedding package at a romantic bed & breakfast in Vermont.