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Did you know?
Seeing a chimney sweep on the way to a wedding is though to bring good luck and it is still possible to hire one to attend wedding ceremonies.

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WITH BELLS ON... meaning happy and delighted to attend which goes back to the days before the automobile, when it was the custom to deck out the horse with fancy harnesses, that drew the carriage for special occasions. That, of course, was the harness 'with bells on.'

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Kings Hotel

The Kings Hotel has provided pleasure to guests over many years, and really comes into its own for wedding & civil partnership celebrations. Whether you want a large celebration or small, intimate service, myself and the staff at The Kings Hotel will take care of absolutely everything on the day. The refurbished air-conditioned Cavendish Suite can comfortable cater for 30 – 60 guests when seated formally or 120 guests in a less formal arrangement. Patio doors lead directly into the walled garden.

Contact Name: Lauren Siebers

Email: sales@kingshotelbrighton.co.uk

Telephone: 01273828302

Website: www.kingshotelbrighton.co.uk

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Did you know?
Bridesmaids originally were dressed identically as the bride in order to confuse evil spirits.

Did you know?
Bridal Veil was intended to protect the bride against evil spirits by concealing her identity until she was safely wed.

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The groom often chooses a flower for his buttonhole which also occurs in the bride's bouquet. This is a vestige of the time when a Knight would wear his Lady's colours to display his love.

Last updated: 18th May 2012