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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Wedding Day

Our wedding day was fantastic. Everything about it was perfect from the weather to the food. The day before my nerves kicked in and I stuggled to eat, however I woke up on the Wedding morning starving hungry and raided the huge fruit salad my Bridesmaid had made. The photographer did comment that she had never seen a bride eat so much on her wedding day. I was determined not to faint during the ceremony.

The reception was in Sutton Bonington Hall near Loughborough and it was worth every single penny. Our wedding was very much Food, Family, Friends and Flowers. Many people have since come to us saying it was the best food they have ever tasted...and I have to agree with them. Not only was it delicious it was superbly presented. I just wish I had taken a photo of it (how sad is that!). The kids had the same as the adults and had clean plates.



Baby Yorkshire Puddings with Rare Fillet of Beef
Tandoori Chicken Skewers with a Mint Raita
Baby Fish and Chips
Cherry Tomato and Mozzarella on a Parmesan Biscuit

Duo of Pork, Dijon Mash, Garlic and Thyme Jus (Sound boring, but was delicious and everyone had a huge hunk of crackling)
or
Wild Mushroom and Ricotta Filo Moneybag with Creamed Leeks

Served with new potatoes, carrots & string beans

Tart au Citrone

Coffee, Tea served with tablet fudge and cherries dipped in dark chocolate


EVENING BUFFET
Selection of Paté s English & French Cheeses: Colston Basset Stilton, Mature Cheddar, Brie de Meaux & Cambozola
Italian Antipasti & Cured Meats
Taramasalata, Houmous and Tsatziki with Warm Pittas
Ascot Pie with Chutney
Greek Olives
Selection of Bread: Baguette, Ciabatta and Foccaccia

Mini Strawberry Pavalovas
Selection of fresh fruit

For the Honeymoon we toured Scotland's Highlands & Islands (involved a lot of cream tea and tablet fudge!)

Some fab resturants we visited included

The Sunflower Restaurant - Peebles

Colquhoun's - Loch Lomond

Skoon Art Cafe - Isle of Harris

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2 comments:

  1. Congratulations Jules, you all (including the car!) look fantastic!

    That sounds like a wonderful menu, the pork and crackling in particular sound really good. Did you eat some of everything? I would have been bursting out of my dress by the end of the day I think!

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  2. Congratulations :)

    You looked beautiful & those pics are really lovely.

    Food sounds gorgeous :)

    Where abouts did you get to in the Highlands? I love it up there...

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