Hugh Vincent Creaney and Yvonne Steel

Married - July 15th, 2000

Time to tie the knot ....

	The chapel began to fill up as people took their places inside while Moya and Dominic played and sang. The mass was celebrated my Father John Casey of St. Lucy's.
Pictured above: Moya and Dominic.


A few last words of priestly advice?	Mum greeting Stephen's girlfriend, Christine Illand.	A few last words of motherly advice? On the far left is Claudio Celino, HV's friend and second Best Man.	Ok, enough with the advice, HV looks worried, or is he just despairing of my camera skills?

Then it was time. Pachelbel's canon was playing and Yvonne came up the aisle on the arm of her father, Duncan. Yvonne decided to do it American style having her Maid of Honour and Bridesmaids come up the aisle before her. What more can I say, she looked stunning!


Hugh Vincent and Yvonne with Father John.	Hugh Vincent and Yvonne with Father John, ok so this time they are sitting.	Time to say "I do!"	I'll let everyone make their own captions up for this shot ;-)

The marriage ceremony went by very smoothly without a hitch, no pun intended. There was some speculation over how long it took Stephen to sign the register, did he put all the possible letters after his name?


Yours truly doing the bidding prayers and making special thanks for seatbelts.	Signing of the register.	Moya and Dominic did a wonderful job and made the day really special. To their right is John Scally with something stuck to his eyeball.

For anyone who didn't/doesn't get the reference to seat belts I shall explain. Hugh Vincent had an accident the week before the wedding. It had been very dry and then there was a light rain so road surface was very slick with oil. Just down the road from his home his car spun out of control into the other lane. He was fairly banged up and the car was totalled but if it hadn't been for his wearing a seat belt he might not have made it down the aisle.


The new Mr. and Mrs. Creaney exit down the aisle ..	and they're ready to go ...	still ready to go while everyone in attendance steps up to get a "couple in the car" snapshot.