Róisín Ingle

Civil registration, yeah, it was.

And I think because there's a lot more places now that you can actually get married.

That's another draw for people.

Because for me, I was able to have the wedding in a lovely restaurant.

And we had the ceremony there.

We had the afters there.

We had it all.

And nobody had to go anywhere, which was amazing.

People loved that.

cool actually friends of mine were at a wedding at the weekend which was similar it was all in a restaurant and it sounded so cool so happy so laid back and I just love that no one has like so none of this like now we have to go here now we have to do that you know it was just it's nice when everything's all in one place and you use different parts of the venue for different bits of it and you can then turn it into something else for the dancing and all that kind of anyway it was

You're a good actress.

Best wedding ever.

Still happily married.

That's very interesting.

Which doesn't really bring into the fact that people change.

Up to 85 or 90 or whenever, you know, we might step off.

When you think about it, it's not really very, see that's why I waited 25 years to get married.

To make sure I was really sure

that this was going to work out.

I kind of like that.