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Rutland
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Barnsdale Hall Hotel -
Wedding Venue Barnsdale -
Barnsdale Hall Hotel -
Rutland
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Barnsdale Lodge Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Barnsdale Lodge Hotel -
Rutland
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Brook Whipper-In Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Brook Whipper-In Hotel -
Rutland
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Exton Park -
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Exton Park -
Rutland
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Garden Hotel -
Oakham Hotel -
Garden Hotel -
Rutland
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Hambleton Hall -
Wedding Venue Oakham -
Hambleton Hall -
Rutland
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Lake Isle Hotel & Restaurant -
Uppingham Hotel -
Lake Isle Hotel & Restaurant -
Rutland
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Normanton Park Hotel -
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Normanton Park Hotel -
Rutland
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Oakham Castle -
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Oakham Castle -
Rutland
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The Falcon Hotel -
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The Falcon Hotel -
Rutland
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The Register Office -
Weddings -
The Register Office -
Rutland
Wedding Trivia:
RING
Rings were used as currency in the Middle East prior to the advent of coinage and were a sign of a persons wealth. In ancient times the wedding ring was thought to protected the bride from "evil spirits". Ancient Roman wedding rings were made of iron. In early Rome a gold band came to symbolize everlasting love and commitment in marriage. Roman wedding rings were carved with two clasped hands. Very early rings had a carved key through which a woman was thought to be able to open her husband's heart.
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