This is one of many short wedding films made by Derrick Walton of family and friends, each following a similar format, with the bride always dressed in white. The film begins with guests walking along the path through the grave yard to a church, led by two women wearing black.  They are followed by the bridesmaids in white, and then the bride arrives and is escorted by her father to the church.  Then the newlyweds are standing at the entrance to the church with others posing for photographs....

This is one of many short wedding films made by Derrick Walton of family and friends, each following a similar format, with the bride always dressed in white. The film begins with guests walking along the path through the grave yard to a church, led by two women wearing black.  They are followed by the bridesmaids in white, and then the bride arrives and is escorted by her father to the church.  Then the newlyweds are standing at the entrance to the church with others posing for photographs.  They get showered with confetti as they get into their waiting car.  The guests congregate around the church, and the bride and the bridesmaids, an older girl and three small girls, all in white, pose for photographs.  Many of the guests are shown.  A car is shown driving along a street and reversing, with a ‘Just Married’ sign on the boot.  The newlyweds, now out of their wedding attire, get out of the car and onto a train as the film comes to an end.