Such a proud moment, our Dawn Crystal Rusling
for the very last time, our little girl,
resplendent in her wedding gown and tiara,
posing with Anne and I in our garden
at the family home in Packman Lane
ready to leave for All Saints Church in Brantingham.
and there it is- All Saints Church in Brantingham
Such a proud moment, our Dawn Crystal Rusling for the very last time. Our little girl, resplendent in her wedding gown and tiara, posing with Anne and I in the garden at our family home in Kirk Ella, ready to leave for All Saints Church in Brantingham.
and here it is- All Saints Church
Dawn and Vincent's Wedding
Proudest day of our lives!
One of Paul Rusling's happiest days, without a shadow of a doubt, was when his only daughter Dawn married Vincent MacPherson in July 2012.
Dawn looked absolutely stunning, Vince did too and every one of their guests was well turned out. It all went well, a truly perfect day.
After a week of cloud and rain it was to everyone's relief that the glorious Saturday they had chosen in late July 2012 dawned bright and sunny. The main reason for our concern was that the sit down lunch (or to give it the traditional name, The Wedding Breakfast) for 125 guests was being held in a huge marquee on the car park of our pub, the Triton Inn in Brantingham.
The marquee was superbly furnished with gold seats - well, see above yourself! A fabulous three course lunch was prepared by our wonderful staff. It's no small job, preparing hot three course lunches for 125 guests, especially when it was food to this high standard. It was unanimously pronounced a success by all members of the MacPherson clan and the Rusling family, plus the friends of the happy couple who came from far and wide.
One of the stars of the day was a 1933 Yellow Rolls Royce, an important part of the Macpherson family. It was brought down to Yorkshire especially from its usual home in the Western Highlands by Vincent's Uncle Donald. You've probably seen the car yourself as this magnificent vehicle has featured in many TV programmes and a couple of films. (You can see more details of this superb car HERE)
The car's day began chugging its way from the Rusling family home in Kirk Ella, over the six miles to the Church. That's quite a steep climb up to the top of the Wolds at Weedley, before descending the lovely drive down Brantingham Dale, arriving st All Saints Church exactly on time for the Wedding Ceremony. The Bride and her Father had a wee nip of malt whisky in the back of the car en route, a Scottish tradition, or so we were assured!
Paul singing to his two favourite girls!
The marquee was superbly furnished with gold seats - well, see above yourself! A fabulous three course lunch was prepared by our own wonderful staff, managed by Guy Toland. It's no small job, preparing hot three course lunches for 125 guests, especially when it was food to this high standard. It was unanimously pronounced a resounding success by all members of the MacPherson clan and the Rusling family, plus the friends of the happy couple who came from far and wide.
One of the stars of the day was a 1933 Yellow Rolls Royce, an important part of the Macpherson family. It was brought down to Yorkshire especially from its usual home in the Western Highlands by Vincent's Uncle Donald. You've probably seen the car yourself as this magnificent vehicle has featured in many TV programmes and several films. (You can see more details of this superb motor car HERE)
The car's day began chugging its way from the Rusling family home in Kirk Ella, over the six miles to the Church. That's quite a steep climb up to the top of the Wolds at Weedley, before descending the lovely drive down Brantingham Dale, arriving at All Saints Church exactly on time for the Wedding Ceremony. The Bride and her Father had a wee nip of malt whisky in the back of the car en-route; a Scottish tradition, or so we were assured!
Paul and Anne Rusling's proudest day was when their only daughter Dawn married Vincent MacPherson in July 2012.
Dawn looked absolutely stunning, Vince did too and every one of their 125 guests was well turned out. All went really well, a truly perfect day.
After a week of cloud and rain it was to everyone's relief that the glorious Saturday they had chosen in late July 2012 dawned bright and sunny. The main reason for concern was that the sit down lunch (or to give it the traditional name, The Wedding Breakfast) for 125 guests was being held in a huge marquee on the car park of the family's pub, the Triton Inn in Brantingham.
The marquee was superbly furnished with gold seats - well, see above yourself! A fabulous three course lunch was prepared by our wonderful Triton Team. It's no small job, preparing hot three-course lunches for 125 guests, especially when it was food to this high standard. It was unanimously pronounced a resounding success by all members of the MacPherson clan and the Rusling family, plus the friends of the happy couple who came from far and wide.
One of the stars of the day was Uncle Don's 1933 yellow Rolls Royce. It was brought down to Yorkshire especially, from its usual home in the Western Highlands by Vincent's Uncle Donald. You've probably seen the car yourself as this magnificent vehicle has featured in several films and many TV programmes.
The wedding car was a 1933 yellow Rolls Royce (still in the family). It chugged its way from the Rusling family home in Kirk Ella, over the six miles to the Church. That's quite a steep climb up to the top of the Wolds at Weedley, before descending the lovely drive down Brantingham Dale, arriving at All Saints Church exactly on time for the Ceremony. The Bride and her Father had a wee nip of malt whisky in the back of the car en-route; a Scottish tradition, or so we were assured by the chauffer (Uncle Don).
Paul and Anne Rusling's proudest day, when their only daughter Dawn married Vincent MacPherson in July 2012.
Dawn looked absolutely stunning, Vince did too and every one of their hundred and odd guests was well turned-out. All went well, a truly perfect day.
After a week of cloud and rain it was to everyone's relief that the glorious Saturday they had chosen in late July 2012 dawned bright and sunny. The reason for concern was that the sit-down lunch (or to give it the traditional name,The Wedding Breakfast) for 125 guests was being held in a huge marquee on the car park of our pub, the Triton Inn in Brantingham.
Dawn and Vincent's Wedding
Proudest day of our lives!
One of Paul and Anne Rusling's happiest days, without a shadow of a doubt, was when his only daughter Dawn married Vincent MacPherson in July 2012.
Dawn looked absolutely stunning, Vince did too and every one of their guests was well turned out. All went well, a truly perfect day.
After a week of cloud and rain it was to everyone's relief that the glorious Saturday they had chosen in late July 2012 dawned bright and sunny. The main reason for concern was that the sit-down lunch (or to give it the traditional name, The Wedding Breakfast) for 125 guests was being held in a huge marquee in the grounds of our pub, the Triton Inn in Brantingham.
The marquee was superbly furnished with gold seats - well, see above yourself! A fabulous three course lunch was prepared by our wonderful Triton Team. It's no mean feat, preparing hot three-course lunches for 125 guests, especially when it was food to this high standard. It was unanimously pronounced a success by all members of the MacPherson clan and the Rusling family, plus the friends of the happy couple who came from far and wide.
One of the stars of the day was a 1933 Yellow Rolls Royce, an important part of the Macpherson family. It was brought down to Yorkshire especially, from its usual home in the Western Highlands by Vincent's Uncle Donald. You've probably seen the car yourself as this magnificent vehicle has featured in many TV programmes and a couple of films.
The car chugged its way gracefully from the Rusling family home in Kirk Ella, over the six miles to the Church. That's quite a steep climb up to the top of the Wolds at Weedley, before descending the lovely drive down Brantingham Dale, arriving at All Saints Church exactly on time for the Wedding Ceremony. The Bride and her Father had a wee nip of malt whisky in the back of the car en-route, a Scottish tradition!
