Royal Wedding Page #8
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What a lovely day for a wedding.
Over again we say.
wedding day.
(Singing) What a lovely day for a
wedding. Happy are we to say.
It's a lovely day
for a wedding.
Lovely in every way.
Scotland Yard.
Big Ben
the time of the day.
What a lovely day for a wedding.
Over again we say.
- It's a lovely, lovely wedding.
- A lovely, lovely wedding.
- Lovely.
- Lovely.
- Lovely.
- Lovely.
Wedding day!
- Hello.
- Good morning old chappie.
- Hello Edgar.
- Good morning.
I've come to take you
to the wedding
and what a wedding parade
we shall see.
- Are you ready?
- As ready as I'll ever be.
What's the matter with you two this
morning? You all at sixes and sevens.
Nothing's the matter.
Let's go.
- Tom...
- Ellie I've got to have her. I lose.
So do I.
I want to get married today!
Today?
Do you think we can do it?
Edgar,
we want to get married.
I thought
you two were related.
Oh no, no... And we want
to get married today.
But it takes three weeks.
Three weeks! Anything can happen
in three weeks.
- You can fix it for us Edgar.
- Irving says you can do anything.
I know, but one must have permission
from the Archbishop's office.
After all,
he's busy today.
You've got to swing it
for us Edgar.
I'll try. You two meet me
at the Vicar General's in two hours.
If it's at all possible to get a licence,
you shall be married this afternoon.
Where, where?
Clyde Street Church.
I believe I know the minister there.
This is pretty box of pickles.
I beg your pardon Sir.
- Now what can we do?
- We have to find Anne and John.
In these crowds?
I know what corner she's standing on.
Where's John?
Should be leaving the Abbey
for the reception any minute now.
You'd better find him. Ellen, I'm
going to miss you a lot from now on.
Tommy,
you're a wonderful brother.
Good luck, darling.
Thanks, Tommy.
Excuse me, excuse me.
Will you excuse me.
John!
- Ellen, what's the matter?
- John I want to marry you.
- What?
- I said I want to marry you.
You do?
Yes, meet me at Clyde Street church
at four o'clock.
Right.
What do you think
you're doing miss?
Oh officer,
I love you.
Anne! Anne!
Tom!
- Will you marry me?
- What?
- Will you marry me?
- Yes.
They didn't have to go to all this trouble,
a small wedding would've been alright.
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