SATURDAY 19TH MAY 2012

Clayton and Ritaby the PowderRoom at ChelseaOld Town Hall

The Kings Road derives its name fromits function as a private road used byCharles II. Some houses date from theearly 18th century. Composer ThomasArne lived at number 215 and wroteRule Britannia there.

It has been associated with 1960s styleand fashion figures such as Mary Quantand Vivienne Westwood.

During the hippie and punk eras, it wasa centre for counterculture but hassince been gentrified. It serves asChelsea's high street and has a reputation for being one of London'smost sought after shopping districts.

Chelsea’s history, beauty and exclusivityhave made it a desirable place to live forthe rich and famous including OscarWilde, Sir Michael Caine, RobbieWilliams and Hugh Grant. It is also theplayground of our young royals, PrincesWilliam and Harry.

Chelsea Town Hall was built in 1860. Ithas seen more celebrity weddings thanany other registry office and amongthose to marry here are Judy Garland,David Niven, Paul and Linda McCartney,Paula Yates and Bob Geldof and directorRoman Polanski.

The world’smost handsome

usher, Jamie,greets Paul and

David on theKings Road

Aria from a Suite in B flat Major

Canon in D Major by Johann Pachelbel

Prelude in C Major by J.S. Bach

Scherzetto by Jaques Ibert

Performed by Stephanie Beck

Stephanie Beck was born and grew up

in Liechtenstein. She started studying

the harp aged eight with Annelies

Brandstätter-Arnold at the Liechtenstein

Music School and later studied at the

Royal Academy of Music in London.

Stephanie works with the Aurora

Orchestra, the Royal Philharmonic

Orchestra and the World

Philharmonic Orchestra.

Mr Big: Daviddemonstrates hisbest presedentialswagger as heenters ChelseaOld Town Hall

Simon Foxton and Ritaprepare to be witnesses

Left to right: Stefan, Miss Kimberley,Caroline and Denise

Emily Ann

The world’s cutest ring bearer, Emily

e Loving Heart

Author unknown

Someone may love you because you are clever

Someone may love you because you are wise

Someone may love you for beauty or humour

e fun in your heart or the light in your eyes

But if there is one who discovers your failings

And love all the good and bad that is you

is is the love that will last you forever

is is the love that will always be true

Eloquence in a suit:Nigel reads fromThe Loving Heart

‘It should ahve been me’: Denise, John and Nikki

Lucy andDavid Cramp

The Wedding Breakfast atBeaufort House, a jewel in

the crown of Chelsea

Caught betweenour favourite C’s:Cassandra, Cathy

and Colin Hunwick

Jamie and Kimberley

Left to right:Simon Foxton,

David, Paul andCaroline Roux

He ain’t heavy,he’s our brother:Raymond

Making every party swing: Zed and Iain

Called to the bar: Damon, Bethan and Nigel

Love from a sunny place: Arturo and Ann

Shoes by Christian Dior

Jean

Rita and Berny

Daddy love: Arturo and Emily

Perfect by design: Caroline and Jorge

Soho stories: Clayton Littlewood

Angel eyes: Selina

We would like to thank everybody for being part of our special dayand making it such a joyous occasion that we will always remember.

Thank you to the staff and expertise of the Royal Marsden, withoutwhom this day would not have been possible; Chelsea Old Town Halland in particular our registrar for making our ceremony so enjoyable;Jamie for ushering services; Rita Hale and Simon Foxton for agreeingto serve as our witnesses; Nigel Abbas for reading at the service; Iain Watson for ‘something borrowed’; Clayton Littlewood for his splendid speech; Julia Watson, our photographer extraordinaire;

Dr Mel Goddard for her gentle touch; Stephanie Beck, our harpist forthe day; Simon Oldham and the staff of Beaufort House for the

perfect menu, wine choices and outstanding service; Del’ Aziz for our scrummy cake.

To family and friends that were able to attend, thank you. You made it special. To those we were unable to invite because

of limitations on numbers, we ask for your understanding. Please know we love you just as much.

And finally, to absent friends and loved ones, we felt your warm presence.

Paul and David

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Registered as an independent char-ity, we opened in 1992 as a pur-pose built hospice for people dyingwith AIDS. Huge advancements indrug treatments mean we nowcare mainly for men and womenliving with HIV, although a small butincreasing number come to us forend of life care.

We offer a holistic approach tomeet the physical, social andpsychological needs of ourService Users, suppor ting themto return to independent living.

It costs over 1.3 million per year tomaintain our current service levels,40% of which is raised via fundrais-ing and the goodwill and supportof our local community.

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