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Married:
- The Times (London, England), Monday, Nov 25, 1929; pg. 17;
MARRIAGES
Mr W. W. PULFORD AND MISS G. E. E. VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS
The marriage took place on Saturday at St. Clement Dane's, Strand of Mr. Walter William Pulford, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pulford, of Trencrom, Iver, Bucks. and Miss Gwendoline Evelyn Emma Vaughan-Williams, youngest daughter of Mrs. Arthur Vaughan-Williams, of Rushmore, Chesham, Bucks. The Rev J. Russel Napier and the Rev. S. E. Pulford (brother of the bridegroom), were the officiating clergy.
The bride, who was escorted up the nave by her brother and given away by her mother, wore a medieval gown of white satin beate with a Brussels lace train. She carried a sheaf of lilies and her gold brocade train was carried by Miss Hazel Charlotte Smith and Master Stuart Greenwood. They wore picure costumes of blue satin, and the little girl had a wreath of autumn-tinted leaves in her hair and carried a Victorian posy. The only grown-up bridesmaid, Miss Nesta Vaughan-Williams the bride's sister, wore an ankle-length dress of blue velvet with a picute hat of velvet to match, and she carried a bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums. Mr. A. J. Ransford was best man ans a reception was help afterwards at the Inns of Court Mess, 10, Stone-buildings(by permission of Colonel H. D. P. Francis).
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