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Thursday, 22 August 2013

Twelve years ago ...

... she married her Mr.
Fourteen special people came to their wedding.
They were married at 4.30pm,
here, in the sitting room ...
.. at Little Barwick House,
a Georgian Dower House, set in beautiful gardens.
On the morning of their wedding day they went for a walk in the rain
and took their rubbish to the recycling centre!
In the afternoon the sun shone brightly for them.
To celebrate their anniversary,
they visited Bath, their favourite city,
and walked a favourite walk along the canal path.
Stopping off at the Holbourne Museum
for tea and cake.

In the Ladies Loo -
 this amazing soap sculpture ...
... his nose rather flattened now!

The statue forms part of 'The Toilet Project',
by Korean artist Meekyoung Shin. 
She has several soap sculptures on display in public toilets across the UK - 
all will be brought together at the Korean Cultural Centre in London from mid November.

This link gives a little more info about Meekyoung
and shows some amazing soap vases she sculpted.


25 comments:

The Dainty Dolls House said...

So beautiful, am really glad you had a gorgeous time. All of this looks so romantic too :)) xx

KC'sCourt! said...

Looks like the day was wonderful then and today.
Julie xxxxxxx

Crafty in the Med said...

Congratulations to she and Mr on their 12th wedding anniversary. I'm delighted to hear they spent their anniversary in Bath as it is one of my most favourite cities in the Uk. I have visited Bath in many tmes and even took my husband, Sr P ,there before we left the UK to live in Spain. He was duly impressed too.


I've never seen a soap sculpture before it is quite impressive. I'm off to have a look see at the soap vases.

keep well

Amanda :-)

A Treasured Past said...

What a beautiful place to be married. Happy Anniversary and wishing you many more! Tam x

Outcast said...

I love this story about your wedding day Jane, so cool how intimate it was as well, that's something special, the 14 people there must have been so close to you as well.

homemade@myplace said...

happy anniversary!!!!
xxxxx Ale

Rosemary said...

Congratulations on your Wedding Anniversary - you are almost 25% towards your parents 50th.
What a very relaxed Wedding Day you had, why do we all make such a fuss when we could take it all in our stride as you appear to have done?
Alway enjoy a day in Bath, just half an hour down the road from here.

Castles Crowns and Cottages said...

HELLO THERE! HOw are you? What a beautiful walk with you today, down memory lane in such a bucolic setting; Oh England...what a place to get married, have a honeymoon and have a life. Thank you my dear for visiting today and enjoy your memories, and a new day to make new ones. Anita

haggiz said...

Happy Anniversary. We only had 25 people at our wedding, so I'm impressed you managed to keep it lower than that! Julie x

Unknown said...

Congratulations on your wedding anniversary special memories to hold dear, dee x

rusty duck said...

Happy Anniversary, and what lovely memories you have to share.

Unknown said...

Congrats!
Bath is an exquisite city i have heard - never been - the soap sculpture are such a great idea -

Unknown said...

I love that you recycled before you got married, best start with a clean slate. Eco Ethel xx

Flaming Nora said...

Lovely, hope someone made you an amazing present for your anniversary.

nilly said...

Wonderful - that's my kind of wedding!

the woolly dog said...

Congratulations, that's what getting married is all about!

Things and Thoughts said...

All looks so wonderful, I'm late to congratulate but I wish you the best!

*Maristella* said...

Hi Marina ... but it was your wedding anniversary?
If so, many good wishes and hugs ... how nice! *Maristella*.
(with translator)

YONKS said...

Congratulations, what a wonderful way to celebrate!
Di
X

Jen said...

That all sounds lovely and loving.

Barbara said...

Bath is my favourite city too. I was there on Friday just walking around and taking it all in. I’ve never visited Little Barwick House, but it looks like the perfect setting for a wedding. Happy Anniversary.
I also wanted to let you know I’ve done the three blind mice post and linked back to you. Barbara

Sopa Azul said...

Sounds perfect. Happy Anniversary! :D

Maria said...

Hello Mrs VJ... Firstly happy of happiest anniversaries to YOU both! My heart skipped a beat on this 'wee' postie as we have just talked of our silver Wedding anniversary, which is next April....I wonder can you guess where my Mr is going to take me? Yes Bath! I just want to go so very much! I will be in touch before then to ask of you places to visit, If I may...Hugs and summer kisses, Mrs! Love Maria x

Emma Kate at Paint and Style said...

Aw, congratulations to you both! x

Kaylovesvintage said...

what a pretty place.
love your blog full of cool vintage