Wellington turned on a perfect day for Catherine and Michael's wedding - sunny, low 20s and minimum wind. Guests assembled at Te Papa museum on the waterfront where we boarded a bus for the church at Johnsonville.
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| Ilga adjusting Richard's button-hole flower |
After the ceremony the happy couple drove off in a red Jaguar followed by two buses - skilled drivers required.
To the most amazing venue, Boom Rock, perched on a cliff high above a huge flat sea.
It's a breathtaking view out over the wide expanse of Cook Straight and a great background for photos.
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| Bride & groom plus her family and Richard on the right |
The wind was incredible, as apparently it always is there, but it was hats and sunscreen rather than the Drizabones lined up in the hallway.
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| Drizabones for the rainy days |
There's a golf course along the cliff and clay shooting for those interested.
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| Golf course - a hole-in-one has been known |
Catherine and her bridesmaids looked gorgeous,
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| Bridesmaids in grey, school friends each end. |
Michael was appropriately devoted, speeches were witty and not too long and the dinner was excellent; venison sausage rolls as nibbles were brilliant and NZ lamb racks melted in the mouth.
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| Richard, Ilga and Michael |
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