Early the next morning, Alison went to the reception place (Netherwood) and checked the flowers, ensuring that they had plently if water and were in the right places.
At the house, Alison then made the buttonhole flowers for the grooms and bridal families. Janet, Debra and I made the flower rings for the flowergirls and small posies for them to carry.
Gary and Britani were married at 3:00pm that afternoon by a deacon from the Catholic church. Special permission had to be sough from the bishop to perform the ceremony in the chapel belonging to the reception centre - the first time a Catholic marriage ceremony had been performed outside of a Catholic church, in local history.
The ceremony was beautiful. Britani looked radiant and Gary extremely happy.
The reception was held in the reception centre. Netherwood is set, high up in the Midland Hills on a beautiful farm.
Alison's brothers and father wore their traditional Scottish kilts as part of the Philip Clan.
If you would like to see any more photos about the wedding, go to the Facebook page that I have set up called Gary, Britani Wedding
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