Selected family members await the bride,
as does the bridegroom and his father (your truly), who's going to marry them.
I think I can safely say that Simon's function band have never played a venue like this. The Albert Hall, yes. The chapel of Christ College, Brecon, no. Until now.
After the ceremony, Simon and Sarah leave for Pen Pont, in a nicely done up Land Rover.
Didn't we scrub up well!
As did Iain and Chris (sons numbers 1 and 2), and Chris's Norwegian wife Mie.
The cake was pretty impressive – and served with a cup of tea at tea time, about an hour before the main meal.
It had to be cut, of course.
Inside the teepee, everything looked very cool, including the chill-out zone where folk who wanted could just relax and listen to the band.
Tables and settings were, shall we say, rustic-chic, with a Moroccan flavour.
The top table (though it was actually in the middle) had chairs rather than benches – better for the bride's dress, and the couple's parents' backs!
The leaves were a nice touch – M.O.G. was Mother of the Groom!
The bar served different sorts of punch, and lots of other things.
And a good time was had by all.
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