Up, up, and away! Gihan almost floated away on cloud 9, luckily the bridesmaids and groomsmen helped Helen to bring him down! One of the highlights from last weekend’s London Wedding in BMA House (British Medical Association) near Euston.
We have been extremely busy lately so apologies for the lack of updates, there are big plans for LoveStruck, including a brand spanking new Website that is in the works and a load of new work to show off.
Lots of Love
Laimonas & Julietta
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Remember our little meeting / day we spent in York with Steve and Naomi earlier in the year? Well, we have been looking forward to it ever since, and on the 8th of September it finally came true! We arrived in their gorgeous flat, literally just outside the ancient wall that goes around the City. Their home was full of little quirks – miss matched decorations, and REAL ghost stories (Juliet was reluctant to go inside). Unprepared Steve (The Groom), was probably the last one to get into his suit, while the groomsmen were enjoying a cup of coffee, followed by Champagne, as you do!
Conveniently for the guys, the church (St George’s RC Church) was a short 10 minute walk through the historic city of York, looking dapper amongst the crowds of tourists that filled the cobbled streets. For us however, it was an Olympic challenge… Yes yes, we are all sick of hearing of the Olympics, but we literally lost weight sprinting through the crowds to get ahead of the guys, and fight off the tourists with their cameras!
It has been quite some time since our last post, we have been extremely busy… Weddings, meetings, jobs abroad and all over the country! Our friends at PoptasticBride blog have featured one of our LoveStruck couples – Nishma & Rupesh, who we have photographed earlier this year. Go and take a gander!
Laimonas
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We have just come back from our long-awaited-epic trip to Italy! In the short 5 days we managed to find spare in our calendar we have visited… *Drum-roll*
Rome, Pozzuoli, Napoli, Sorrento, Benevento, Faicchio, Sperlonga, Anzio, Latina, and Lazio!
This is the next square after the Trevi Fountain. Yes, we threw our coins and made our wishes 🙂
Few things we’ve found out during our stay in Italy:
- McDonalds does not exist, only signs. We think its an inside joke.
- The best water is free from the street fountains
- Convenience stores are few and far between, if any at all
- Milk in Coffee, EH? I don’t think so mate! (This has resulted in us not wanting milk in our coffee anymore, so much better!)
- The only thing that separates police from us is their uniform. They do not care.
- Speed limits are unknown
- Pizzas are square!
- Autogrill… Service station food… There are no words aside from perfection.
- Naples smells so bad… We found out it’s because of gases from surrounding volcanos!
- For every 1 car, there are 100 scooters (and yes, Laimonas now wants one)
- Nobody speaks English, nobody!
- Italian music is the happiest and best, but only in Italy. Bring it over here and you’re considered camp. Here is our favourite:
* WARNING* This song can only be truly enjoyed if you meet the following criteria: you are driving through the mountains in Sorrento, on a hot summer’s day, with windows rolled down.
Driving in Italy is both exciting and terrifying. There are practically no rules and everybody is in it for themselves, and we believe that cars come without indicators as standard. Also, zebra crossings mean nothing, it’s merely decoration for the roads.
Ta-daaaaaaaa! That’s us! Behind is our lovely Fiat 500 and the road towards Faicchio, Julietta’s Dad’s home town.
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