There was a wedding taking place in Bolton Priory Church last Saturday when I was there. It meant I couldn't go into the church, which is a pity as it's very attractive inside. The church is in such a picturesque setting that it is a very popular choice for (well-to-do!) couples. I caught a glimpse of the bride and groom through the glass doors of the church, but didn't manage to take any photos of them. This, however, was the vintage car waiting to whisk them off to their reception after the wedding ceremony. I'm not sure what type of car it is. It was so highly polished that this picture could also qualify for the Weekend Reflections theme!
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Monday 16 August 2010
Bridal carriage
There was a wedding taking place in Bolton Priory Church last Saturday when I was there. It meant I couldn't go into the church, which is a pity as it's very attractive inside. The church is in such a picturesque setting that it is a very popular choice for (well-to-do!) couples. I caught a glimpse of the bride and groom through the glass doors of the church, but didn't manage to take any photos of them. This, however, was the vintage car waiting to whisk them off to their reception after the wedding ceremony. I'm not sure what type of car it is. It was so highly polished that this picture could also qualify for the Weekend Reflections theme!
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Who wants a limousine when you can have this!
ReplyDeleteCiao Jenny,I like very much vintage cars, have a special charm for me!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! so deliciously old fashioned, and full of charm!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a car!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Limos pale in comparison to this beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old species Jenny.
ReplyDeleteCostas
A classy chassis.
ReplyDeleteCompletely charming!
ReplyDeleteI am surprised now one has told you the make of the vehicle. It looks so much like the ones made over herein the early 20's. Same build as Fords but it probably isn't one.
ReplyDeleteNice ride!
ReplyDeleteTo my untrained eye, they look like the old Model A or Model T that Ford built. But somehow much more elegant! ~Lili
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