Jeremy Clarke Jeremy Clarke

The joy of my wedding day

I’m a lucky man. And today I’m a very happy one too

‘This afternoon we are getting married in the town hall in a brief civil ceremony conducted by the mayor. As I say, it’s all go’. [GAPS]

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