Her Father is the King's Head Communication chap, perk of his job !So strange to have such a fancy venue but then cater the reception from Gail’s. Her cake maker is very inexpensive as well.
That's interesting, I'm in the north-west and people have babies way younger than 25 but not many get engaged that young I would say. You're right though, having a baby at 25 really isn't that interesting or unusual outside of her circleI grew up in a rough-ish area in the North East - lots of 16/17/18 year olds getting engaged, it’s just not interesting because they’re not posh
Funnily enough they also are married/still together/have kids but again, not posh so not interesting
It’s hilarious to me that she thinks her life is so different when really it’s not too far from the working classes up north, just a hell of a lot more money
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It’s also why I dislike her schtick of being ‘oooo look at me so different and interesting’ but really she’s just different compared to her peers in her very small circle of other poshos - to me her life in terms of marriage and kids at her age is very ordinary
Not cheap but you could probably afford it if you’re not paying for a venueis gail’s that cheap tho? those cheese straws are like £3 each and there were a few of them. the online catering section is also pretty speedy
Yeah she conveniently left out why the family was able to have the christening there!Saff's Father is the King's Comms Man
Posh people in the UK definitely do have a lot - William and Kate gave their kids 6 each! So 8 seems extra excessive8!! i’m not christian so don’t know how many you need but that seems a lot!! will the next child get 8 or do they reduce by 2 each time
married at 22 baby at 24, if you didnt know!did she get engaged at 18? she never mentions it ever. a total surprise to me
shocked to hear this!!married at 22 baby at 24, if you didnt know!
It’s sanctimonious drivel.So kind of her to do all us plebs a favour
Yes 100% - again, her dad was very senior at the DM so it is without a doubt he would be able to connect his future son in law with the right peopleAgree with above posters on Zac’s privilege certainly enabling him to set up his company (which I’ve never heard of but that’s besides the point). I don’t know how the company is set up but he also potentially benefited from investments from family / family friends, contacts in the industry, just the general self-confidence a public school education gives people.
ha! It come across so patronisingly. Could be a post on Mumsnet.So kind of her to do all us plebs a favour