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but it looks like we already have a clear winner for this year’s Most Imaginative Headgear At A Wedding award … Yes, the first reading at Saturday’s wedding was indeed John Cooper Clarke’s “I Wanna Be Yours”, which we’ve heard many times before but never seen delivered with such panache. In case you’re not familiar...
Gosh, I really had to work to get this shot against a clear background, but I’m making a big effort with this years weddings to keep the hats and fascinators theme going a bit better than it has been of late.
Aaaargh! I just realised that we haven’t had a wedding hat picture for ages, mainly because we’ve had an uncommonly long run of wedding-hatless weddings of late but also because I’d completely forgotten to post any. Sorry about that. Here’s a photo of a groom’s mum wearing a rather jolly wedding hat.
Today’s burning question is – when do you take your hat off at a wedding, or to be more precise, when do ladies take their hats off? The etiquette at a English wedding is that ladies keep their hats on until the mother of the bride removes hers, which will normally be when the formality...
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