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When the best man is paying the church fee, he should pay the Minister an odd sum to bring luck to the couple.

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In the rhyme 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue', "blue" is symbolic of the blood of royalty, since both the bride and the groom were once considered to be "royal" on their wedding day.

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Number 35

Number 35 is an elegant BB in the busy market town of Chippenham. Our recent refurbishment has made the most of the period features but has given an indulgent 21st Century feel, stylish, modern, comfortable affordable. Conveniently located for easy access by car, train or bus, we offer you the standards of a good hotel, but with the attention to detail that will make your stay memorable, whether you are here on business or for pleasure. Centrally situated for visiting Bath, Bristol, Swindon or the glorious Wiltshire countryside, Number 35 is ideal for exploring this beautiful area.

Contact Name: Jenny & Don Kelly

Email: info@numberthirtyfive.co.uk

Telephone: 01249660691

Website: www.numberthirtyfive.co.uk

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Did you know?
Something old, Something new, Something borrowed, Something blue. This originated from Victorian England. The bride should carry one of each on her person during her wedding to ensure future happiness and prosperity.

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The veil dates back to ancient Rome, when it was flame-yellow, always worn over the face, and called a flammeum.

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Religious Ceremonies can only be conducted in a place which has been formally registered by the Registrar General for marriages by a person who is registered to conduct weddings. If couples want to marry in a Church they are required to give public notice that they intend to be married.

Last updated: 18th May 2012