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Have you seen the great news from Bournmouth?
Britain's first ever beach weddings have become a reality after a beach hut designed for ceremonies was built.
The law in Britain states that ceremonies may only take place in a 'permanent covered building' - something which until now has proved difficult to put in place on British beaches.
However, thanks to a unique permission granted to Bournemouth Borough Council, couples can legally tie the knot on the resort's seaside.
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Couple can arrive by train or by cliff lift, and the venue will offer intimate wedding ceremonies for a handful of friends and family, or larger celebrations for hundreds of guests.
Couples can wed on the beach between April and October every year, from 10am to 4.30pm, seven days a week.
Couples can wed on the beach between April and October every year, from 10am to 4.30pm, seven days a week.
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Isn't this great news! I'm sure other beach towns will follow suit now & we will hopefully have beach chapels popping up all over the country.
Read all about it at Mail Online *here*
The beach hut chapel looks so cute & if you see the photo on the beach at the bottom of the article you will see some LOVE blocks which are this weeks *Product of the Week* here at Vintage Amethyst!
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The beach hut chapel looks so cute & if you see the photo on the beach at the bottom of the article you will see some LOVE blocks which are this weeks *Product of the Week* here at Vintage Amethyst!
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I didn't know this, it's brilliant! Can they guarantee sunshine though? My daughter says when she marries it will be on a beach but, since she lives near Bournemouth, I hope she doesn't do me out of an exotic holiday and use this venue!
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Thats awesome!! I LOVE the tea cup in the photo!! Have a great week Alison =) Xoxoxo ~Ashley
ReplyDelete*Giggle* Ruth, I think she may be doing you out of an exotic holiday now!!! Just keep it to yourself!
ReplyDeleteAh thank you Ashley, it is part of a tea set that belonged to my Nana & then my Mum & now it is mine.
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That's good news! The exotic islands get too many people marrying, lol! Here's to UK overtaking the numbers!
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