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An Engagement (part two)

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Sorry to leave you hanging guys! Here’s part two!

engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol
engagement photos vintage airstream bristol

So where was I?

Oh yes so I was following Tom down the cobbled streets of the market, through some iron gates, a courtyard then into Brooks Guesthouse..up the lift and..where are we going? Up two flights of stairs and onto the room where I see these rockets!

Tom says that number 3 is ours for the night and inside is full of lots of packages. Each one is filled with the most thoughtful and thought out outfits, from hand made to up-cycled vintage to ethical dresses from my favourite brands. Tom knows how much I love fashion and photography so he set up a mini fashion shoot for each item of clothes (there were 8 in total, although he did say there wasn’t meant to be that much it got a little out of hand’). Under the pretence that renting the rocket out for a fun afternoon of photography and fashion I had tooootally sussed him out by this point.

Finally I was told to go into the caravan for my last gift and found this upon the table..

engagement photos vintage airstream bristol

When Tom and I first met it was at a Dylan Moran gig, I was going with my friend Dona and some friends and she said she had also invited a friend she used to work with (Tom). 


Tom and I were the only two who didn’t smoke so we spent a lot of that evening chatting indoors and then again at the pub afterwards. On Monday morning I went to work and email popped up from my friend Dona with the sentence ‘I think my friend Tom likes you’ and had forwarded on an email from Tom to her which read:


‘Your friend Fritha is lovely. I would like to marry her and live under the sea in a castle made of marshmallows. She would make earrings out of shells to sell to fish and I would support her even though fish donโ€™t have ears. Obviously the business would fail and we would lose the marshmallow castle, but we would be happy, because we would have each other’


Now some people might find that a little over the top but luckily I’m the sort that finds it deeply romantic ๐Ÿ˜‰


I found a ring and a note for me inside the caravan which read:


you are lovely. Will you marry me? And live in Easton. You can do blogging and I will support you even though blogging is silly. Obviously you would be successful and I could give up work, and we would be happy, because we would have each other and Wilf’


I said something like ‘of course I will’ and then Tom realised he hadn’t actually asked me properly so got down on one knee and asked me again to which I said ‘yer all right’ 


After this we met our friends Dona (of course!) and her boyfriend Dan for some bowling in The Lanes and after that dinner! Tom had intended to take me out dancing too but we were both so tired come ten that we felt like ending the night there. Unfortunately Tom has attended a works picnic the night before and picked up some lovely food poisoning there (as did his entire office we found out later) as from around 4am in the morning he was super poorly until pretty much Monday..not the most romantic ending to the day but we’re thankful it didn’t happen earlier of course.


It’s been a week today and we’ve already set the date, booked the venue and I’ve got my dress! Who said planning a wedding in two and a bit months would be stressful? ๐Ÿ˜‰

You can read part one here hope you liked our little engagement story!  






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