Marry me!
for wedding photos.” Suzanne didn’t disappoint the crowds of locals hoping to catch a glimpse of her in full wedding style either, as she posed for pictures before and after the ceremony.
In the hours beforehand, organisers had been up against it to get the church wedding ready for the fashion and beauty guru.
DISPLAY
A violinist and cellist practised the Italian opera classic Nessun Dorma while florists rushed to put the finishing touches to the white and green display lining the aisle.
The ceremony was an intimate gathering of close family and friends, although a dog could be heard barking from inside the door as the guests arrived in small groups.
Suzanne has two dogs – Coco and Marley – so no doubt they were also on the list of VIPS.
Onlookers gathered on either side of the church and across the road, with their smartphones at the ready, as they waited for her to arrive.
When Suzanne’s silver Rolls Royce wedding car pulled right up to the church entrance, a crowd rushed forward to take snaps.
The glowing bride-to-be was helped out of the vehicle by proud Suzanne with ex-fire service officer dad Damian, bridemaids and flower girls Suzanne Jackson Rolls’ banner Suzanne’s dress came from Mcelhinneys in Ballybofey dad Damian, a retired fire official, and she posed for a group photo with her parents, bridesmaids and flower girls. The guests’ glamour and style was befitting of the country’s most successful fashion blogger and her mother Susan wowed the crowd when she arrived. The sun kept shining while Suzanne entered the church just before 2pm under an arch of white flowers to join personal trainer Dylan at the altar. Her five bridesmaids and her mother helped carry her long train as she stepped inside the building. The large crowd of locals remained outside during the hour-long ceremony, waiting for the newlyweds to emerge.
Then the happy couple made their first appearance as husband and wife on the church entrance’s top step.
They shared a kiss before they stepped back out under the floral arch and were sprinkled with white rose petal confetti.
The bride and groom then got into the silver Rolls, which drove away to the reception at the five-star Powerscourt hotel in Enniskerry, Co Wicklow.
The last of the guests were lucky to escape the rain as it set in with a heavy downpour just as everyone left.
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