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They did it.


Yesterday afternoon Floating Onion and Ally Cat were married in a Norman Church in deepest rural Kent.


The Bride looked stunning, the Groom looked stunned.


The Bride in a beautiful dress, the Groom in a kilt, traditionally worn.


The Mothers in Law had some fantastic hat action going on. Mr Onion Senior was in traditional Bermuda shorts. There were alot of Onion knees on display with all that traditional garb being worn.


Photos by an ancient hump-back bridge over a gently flowing river. Swans bobbing around in the background - courtesy of ED Lurker and some buns. A great meal, dodgy speeches and then a knees up to Keef and the talented combo that are Bare Groove.


Thanks to the EDers who came down and had a ball.


There were some serious shapes being thrown on the dance floor last night.


My feet hurt.


No doubt photos will appear on FB in the near future.


Happy days.


Congratulations to the ecstatic couple.

a knees up to Keef and the talented combo that are Bare Groove.


Who will be playing at The Hob this Friday, if anyone else fancies a good knees up!


Sorry, absolutely shameless plug on this nice thread!


Much love to the Onion & Cat, who will be going somewhere sunny today. Oh, and Mrs Keef sends love, and thanks for the nice flowers you sent home to her! x

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