Here comes the bride

John Ashworth · Post by **John Ashworth** » 03 Nov 2009, 22:54

Nathan wrote:Prior to departure there was a wedding shoot and here is the bride with iron lady 2650 looking on!

Kevin Wilson-Smith · Post by **Kevin Wilson-Smith** » 04 Nov 2009, 07:01

Very nice!

Stefan Andrzejewski · Post by **Stefan Andrzejewski** » 04 Nov 2009, 07:11

A different location for a wedding shoot. I am sure 99% of brides would not agree to that.

John Ashworth · Post by **John Ashworth** » 04 Nov 2009, 08:31

Fortunately I got my bride to agree a couple of years ago - see http://www.friendsoftherail.com/phpBB2/ ... .php?f=170!

Brendon Anderson · Post by **Brendon Anderson** » 04 Nov 2009, 09:47

Stefan Andrzejewski wrote:A different location for a wedding shoot. I am sure 99% of brides would not agree to that.

I disagree. USR regularly has wedding parties at Inchanga station for a photo shoot with a railway theme. Heck, we even had a wedding at Inchanga where the guests rode the train to Inchanga and the couple were married in the gardens at Inchanga.

I will say, that was a brave bride relying on a steam loco to get her to her wedding on time!

Kevin Wilson-Smith · Post by **Kevin Wilson-Smith** » 04 Nov 2009, 11:16

I have someone at the moment who asked about a train wedding and for a quote. And she is not a train buff!

Stefan Andrzejewski · Post by **Stefan Andrzejewski** » 04 Nov 2009, 17:29

Brendon that's different. The setting there is so magnificent, steeped in History. I am sure if Matjiesfontein was closer to Cape Town, they would have plenty of weddings with the station been an excellent venue.

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