“A conveyor belt for weddings she said, but not for her” Dear Captain Arnold, We both wanted to thank you so much for marrying us last month. Finally being together after years of a transatlantic relationship meant we just wanted was to be married; we didn't need a fuss, we didn't need lots of guests and we didn't need to throw lots of money at it. We went to City Hall in Manhattan to get our marriage license on the Friday but as soon as I stepped in there I knew I couldn't get married there. It was cold, unromantic, a conveyor belt for weddings. I was a bride that didn't want a fuss, but it still had to be special. I went into panic...
“A letter long overdue they said, but it doesn’t get any better than this” Dear Capt. Arnold This letter is long overdue, but as time passes you are more and more appreciated. It meant so much to us that someone who had met us before we went on the journey towards marriage could marry us. I knew from the time we had met before and all the stories we had heard about you that one day when the time was right you would be the one to marry us. Of all the difficult decisions that come with planning a wedding, you were the easiest and you exceeded our expectations a million times over. We still continue to this day, almost a year later, hearing about...
