But I did get extremely gussied up this Saturday just gone, for I was invited to a wedding. The bride and groom were very old friends of my boyfriend, who was an usher for the occasion. I was honoured to have been invited for the whole shebang, and very lovely it was too. It was held in the most beautiful location in Yorkshire. Unfortunately, the weather was beyond atrocious, so no panoramic views could be taken of the outdoors. Bloody British rain.
So here are some outfits and assorted views of the afternoon and evening, all taken in the dry warmth of the indoors.
My lovely dress is a Bettie Page one, the Silver Roses, and came from Pinup Parade, my dear sponsor and friend. It got so many compliments!
The shoes are from Shellys, a sister company to Miss L Fire - I got them on sale earlier this year. The bag came from Dungaree Dolly, ages ago! I adore it.
First table! The privilege that comes with dating the usher.

Sloe gin favours - an excellent idea!
Cake tower.
Using nature to your advantage and budget - I approve of this too.
Shots of Jager - a traditional British celebration drink ;)
I wish you all a very happy new year - hope you're up to something decadent and fun. I'll catch you in 2013!
Fleur xx
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Happy New Year to you too Fleur!
ReplyDeleteFab dress, I like the way you accessorised it with the red. Festive and chic.
Porcelina x
Ooooh yes that dress does go lovely with red! Looks fab on you. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, can't go wrong with gin as wedding favours!!!
You look so beautiful in that dress and hair flower! Off to check out Pin-Up Parade now...
ReplyDeleteI adore the dress ;) Have a happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYou look great!Happy New Year :)
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I've been eyeing up that dress on Pinup Parade - although it looks so good on you that I don't think I could possibly! The name card idea at the wedding is so clever.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember which company it is, but one of the respectable companies which make digital cameres, do make a waterproof version of a reasonable quality camera for only about £100 or so.
ReplyDeleteYou look absolutely smashing, of course! What a lovely wedding - I love the sloe gin favours and the leaf placecards. :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous dress! I love the red accessories you chose too. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely you look, those red flowers in your hair just set everything off to perfection!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought it was your wedding and was impressed with what you wore as the Bride. But after reading I think you took unique pictures and looked super cute. I agree being on the computer everyday is exhausting and I think making me look expressionless....Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteI love this dress! I actually have a vintage early 60s one that is incredibly similar to this (right down to the patterning on the brocade) I think I'll have to dig it out again now after seeing your pictures.
ReplyDeleteYou look fab as always : )
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Magnetic nail polish? Love it!
ReplyDeleteA wedding on new year's eve sounds like great fun! Specially with an outfit like that :)
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Hope you like the idea and keep it going :)
xx Caro
GORGEOUS OUTFIT! Your dress, accessories, shoes, all amazing!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year!
ReplyDeleteYour dress is stunning - as is the wedding! Everything looks perfect :)
Miss B xoxo
Hello! gorgeous dress, atmosphere and blog!
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You look absolutely stunning Fleur - LOVE the dress & those shoes.
ReplyDeleteThe personal touches to the wedding look fantastic... I adore elements like that.
Happy New Year & looking forward to reading more (and hopefully seeing you again!) in 2013.
Lady V x
Gorgeous frock! Weddings are so great for the dressing up opportunities. Looking forward to more of your musings in 2013.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the small bottles from?!
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