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In my friend's living room. She hasnt moved, and she is still my friend so a wedding there would be no problem!

In Piccadilly bus station in Manchester at midnight. I was going home and he was on nights, both in the police. That was fifty years ago and thankfully we've been divorced for nearly 24 yrs.

In the Haematology Lab at the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, where we worked. We were reprimanded for walking down the hospital corridor hand-in-hand, then sent to work at different local hospital Path labs.

Divorced just prior to retirement after both spending our entire working lives as biomedical scientists in the NHS.

We did, sort of. Met in our first term at St Andrews (admittedly at a party) and returned 4 years later after graduation to marry in the University Chapel.

In a farmyard!
No so sure about holding a wedding there though (39 years at the end of the month)

I answered his knock on our front door - of our shared house
We four (girls) shared a house. We've been married 48 years.

Outside the Cinephone cinema on Bristol Street, Brum. Stylish cinema in 1957, showed classy foreign films and had a coffee bar on the first floor with a plate glass window. Long demolished, after a later incarnation showing a less salubrious type of film.

On a canal boat trip with the social club at work. Been married 30 years in March.

In the Carlton Ballroom in Rochdale. It was over 53 years ago, don`t even know if it`s still there!

In a Morris minor on a car rally 53 years ago, he was the navigator

In a run down old coast guard hut that was the university sailing club, long since demolished and the whole area completely landscaped so that it is difficult to work out precisely where it stood.

We met at church; keeping up a family tradition on my husband's side of the family as his parents also met at church and both sets of his grandparents did too.

We met 54 years ago this year outside the church which had organised a youth ramble. It has since been rebuilt and would be a lovely place to be married in and also has a whole suite of rooms which would be perfect for a reception, so two for the price of one!
Happy memories!

In a small carriage of a commuter train - he was one of the 'crowd' I used to travel up to London with each morning, all crammed into the kind of carriage you don't see these days, two six-person seats facing each other across a space just wide enough for the standing passengers to tread on our toes all the way to London

In our sitting room at home!

Years later we had our reception at my family home. It was not the same house.

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In the Welsey Memorial Hall (at a university Scottish Dance Society ceilidh) on New Inn Hall Street, Oxford.

In a concert hall, where he was the accompanist for my singing, poor man! Actually it would make a lovely wedding venue.

We had our wedding reception in the Youth Club where we first met!

Leicester Forest East Services on the M1 motorway. Nice. (not)

The Adam and Eve pub at Mill Hill, the night that Roger Moore was in having a quiet pint (it was his local). Needless to say, i only had eyes for DH!

In the 6th Form Common Room at school.
He used to come and visit me in Manchester, when I was a student there, also 48 years ago!

In the upstairs room of a pub in West Yorkshire, at the 21st birthday party of a work colleague, in 1963. We had our Golden Wedding last July.

In a seedy student flat in a very scruffy part of Manchester, nearly 48 years ago

In the coffee bar at the Y M C A in Watford.

At a party in a flat in Pimlico.