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Cornish bride Sarah must have thought she was the luckiest girl on the planet when she married the  love of her life Will. Not only did her father Alan escort her in his very own R.R. to  The Central Methodist Church in Bude . Her parents had secretly arranged for the couple to be transported to The Falcon Hotel for their wedding receptionaboard the Cornish Princess. Even the sun decided to shine which allowed for a calm crossing and gave the couple the opportunity to go paddling later in the day.

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Australian groom Campbell brought his own can of Fosters to toast his wedding to Katie.

The couple tied the knot at Polhawn Fort, one of Cornwall’s top wedding destinations. Although the weather was dry it was still very cold but Campbell’s kisses obviously warmed Katie enough to brave the beach. This loving couple ensured their special day was packed with lots of fun as well as lots of love.

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Sara and Ben’s smiles warmed up a very cold windy December day at the end of 2008. Sara and Ben got married at St Nicholas Church in Saltash , Cornwall. The couple crossed the border into Devon to make their way to The Two Bridges Hotel where the mistletoe was waiting. The wedding guests soon warmed up at the reception by dancing to the live band. Good luck for the future Dave.

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St Elizabeth’s House in Plymouth, Devon was the ideal location to host the reception for Sarah and Matthew’s wedding. After the ceremony at Wembury Church the happy couple made their way to the Georgian Manor. The beautifuuly landscaped gardens were a picturesque background that complimented Sarah’s beauty as she and Matthew sipped champagne with their guests.

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