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We got married |
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![]() Priest Fred Andersen performed the ceremony The church is from around 1150 and still has many of the original chalk-paintings |
The wedding was in Vallensbæk church. Thats because Georg is born and raised in Vallensbæk and also baptized there. | ![]() |
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Linda and her dad were picked up at our home and driven to the church in this old Rolls Royce from 1931. After the ceremony we had champagne for the ride and were driven to a site near our home to have the wedding pictures taken. |
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The wedding rings were bought in Ishøj at Eyde-Jørgensen, and look like this. Linda's ring has got 5 small stones but besides from that, they're identical. |
![]() What can you do with your old engagement rings, when you've bought new wedding rings? Click the picture to find out. |
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The wedding gown we (Linda) choose to rent. We searched the net and ended up trying Lykke-brudekjoler and she had just what Linda was looking for. The hair was set by the local hair dresser, with fresh flowers as you can see. |
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The wedding dinner was held in local facilities, by our home. Linda's ex-boss was
a chef, so he promised to cook the dinner and he
provided this menu (I've tried to translate it). The wedding cake was bought at Bilka too. It was not just beautiful, but it also tasted deliciously. |
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At the wedding dinner and for the dance
later on, Per Krogen played piano and saxofon. |
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MusikKrogen The serious piano bar |
Of course the groom (Georg) gave a speech. You can link to it here, but it hasn't been translated. |
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Flowers was the
groom's job. (There's no women's lib when it comes to
weddings) |
![]() One should be able to save such a bouquet.... What do you do ? Click the picture for the answer |
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