Julia Elizabeth Shackley and David Robson Wilson
Last updated 09:43, Friday, 05 December 2008
Julia Elizabeth Shackley, 37, a primary school teacher, and David Robson Wilson, 37, a commissioning support engineer, live in Whitehaven
HOW THEY MET: Through mutual friends in 2003.
PROPOSAL: New Year’s Eve 2005 while in Stirling, Scotland.
VENUE: Whitehaven Town Mission on July 31.
THEME: Chocolate and cream.
BRIDE’S OUTFIT: An ivory duchess satin dress, a detailed fitted bodice with gold embroidery and crystals and a corset tie encrusted with beads and crystals from Champagne Brides, Workington.
GROOMSMEN: Anthony Hall and Graeme Hartley were best men. The bride’s nephew Rees Hughes was an usher.
BRIDESMAIDS: The bride’s nieces Amy Hughes, 16, and Lorna Hughes, 14, were bridesmaids. They wore chocolate dresses from the Wedding Warehouse.
FLOWERS: Hand-tied bouquets of cream roses with green foliage from The Flower Basket in Whitehaven.
TRANSPORT: Cream Rolls Royce from A Touch Of Class, Workington.
RECEPTION: Hundith Hill Hotel, Lorton for 96 guests.
TABLE SETTINGS: Hurricane lanterns with cream candles.
FAVOURS: Cream candles presented in cream organza bags.
CAKE: Made by Ann Bulloch.
FIRST DANCE: Fly Me To The Moon by Tom Jones.
ENTERTAINMENT: Motiv-8 disco, Mike Wild.
HONEYMOON: Fuerteventura.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Louise Rawling, of Ennerdale.
