Toni & John Terry (Chelsea) wedding

England football captain John Terry has married sweetheart Toni Poole at one of the country's finest stately homes Blenheim Palace.
Childhood sweethearts, Terry and Poole, from Barking and Dagenham respectively, have been together for nine years.The 24-year-old former beautician and the Chelsea ace have one-year-old twins together, Georgie John and Summer Rose.
Huge security was in force for the event, with the star guest, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and his Russian entourage, who were expected.
Other guests thought to have attended include Terry's Chelsea teammates and their partners: Vanessa Bridge, Frank Lampard and Elen Rives, Joe Cole and Carly Zucker,Jamie and Louise Redknapp, Ashley and Cheryl Cole,Wayne Rooney & Coleen Mclaughlin,Steve McLaren & his wife and so on.
Rows of football fans lined up in the pouring rain outside Blenheim Palce to catch a glimpse of celebrities arriving for the wedding.Undeterred by the driving rain, star-spotters stood armed with cameras and camcorders hoping to get snaps of their favourite A-listers.Security at the entrance to the grounds of the plush palace was tight as police monitored the hoards of photographers and journalists clammering to get shots of the arriving stars.
One football fan, Luke Godfrey, 16, said he had taken time off school to come down and watch the stars roll in."I've been down here for a couple of hours just because I want to see John Terry arrive," he said."I'm a massive Chelsea fan and JT is my favourite player.I should be at school, but I've come down here instead because I don't want to miss it."
The eagle-eyed teenager said he had spotted a number of England players being driven into the palace grounds in expensive looking cars.
Bryan Hall from Aldergrove Close is display manager for the Bramfield-based Shell Shock Fireworks, the company that were contracted by the prestigious Bentley's Entertainment to supply the fireworks for the couple's wedding in Oxfordshire on Saturday.
While Shell Shock may be relatively unknown locally, it is an internationally renowned firework display company, and is one of the firework companies that Blenheim Palace recommends to its guests.
The display produced for the England and Chelsea captain's wedding has been described as phenomenal in the latest edition of celebrity magazine OK, which featured 35 pages on the event, as well as photograph of the display. “It was a cracker, I must admit,” said Bryan, who has worked for the local company for nine years and designed all of the display. “It took about 16 hours to design from start to finish. We had two pieces of music to put the fireworks over- the first was Emma Shapplin's Spente La Stelle and the second was the theme from Gladiator by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. It lasted eight-and-a half minutes.“There were four of us working at the event, and we were there from midday to 12.30am after we had fired the display.We heard that the display caused smiles and tears, which is nice to hear. Fireworks are emotional, when you're watching them you've got no problems in the world - there's nothing else.”
So did Bryan get to meet any famous footballers? “I could see John Terry standing on the steps of the palace, but I didn't have any contact with him - you only do what you need to do to get involved.“Don't get me wrong, some of the guys love seeing the celebrities, but we have to be highly professional, you can't run around getting autographs.”
John Terry's wedding is by no means the only high profile event that Bramfield's Shell Shock has set alight.


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