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Jim Procter · 13-02-2018, 10:41

I was in the RAF at the time.I got a 48 hour pass and travelled up to Hull from Cornwall on the night train arriving in Hull at 10 in the morning.The Wedding was in Hull registry office at 11.We celebrated with a cup of tea in Joan’s place,went to the pictures in the afternoon and spent our honeymoon in Joan’s aunties back bedroom in a single bed.Back to Cornwall the next day. Bit of a change from today’s weddings which cost a fortune.It will never last ,all the doomsayers prophesied!!!Well we proved them wrong, didn’t we?

13-02-2018, 10:41	#4
Jim Procter Full Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Hull East Riding Posts: 240 Liked: 67 times Rep Power: 3032	Re: 13th February 1954 I was in the RAF at the time.I got a 48 hour pass and travelled up to Hull from Cornwall on the night train arriving in Hull at 10 in the morning.The Wedding was in Hull registry office at 11.We celebrated with a cup of tea in Joan’s place,went to the pictures in the afternoon and spent our honeymoon in Joan’s aunties back bedroom in a single bed.Back to Cornwall the next day. Bit of a change from today’s weddings which cost a fortune.It will never last ,all the doomsayers prophesied!!!Well we proved them wrong, didn’t we?