PICTURESQUE WEDDING
STRING BAND AND PIPERS. One of the most picturesque weddings seen in London for some time took place recently. The famous Royal Artillery (Stringed) Band was present in full dress uniform, with pipers of the Scots Guards, and the choir was
dressed in scarlet with Elizabethan ruffles. . . The bride was Miss Nina Mary Terry, of Eastbourne, daughter of the late Rev. L. T. Terry and Mrs. N. MontagueKite, and the bridegroom was -Mr. G. Robert Gair, of Edinburgh. The bridegrom was in the full dress uniform of the Royal Artillery, as j were a guard of honour of officers. The . pipers played in the street, an unusual : sight for Leadenhall Street on a busy . Saturday.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1933, Page 4
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