What This Country Needs

WeddingMouth - Fri 17 Oct 2008

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"What the country needs in more romance, more flowers in spring, more people to sing, I love you , I love you, I do".

Our friend Ant recently released this video for the track What This Country Needs and we love it! It's from his new album Not FIt For Human Consumption which you can download for free from www.antneely.com. Enjoy.

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Peaches Geldof weds

WeddingMouth - Wed 13 Aug 2008

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Historians will no doubt look back at the early years of the 21st century as the time of fame gone mad. In the past fame (or notoriety) arose through deeds - some good, some bad. Now of course you just need to be a relative of someone famous to claim fame in your own right and use it to launch a career.

Don't get me wrong, I am not claiming that if Peaches Geldof's dad wasn't Sir Bob Geldof we would never of heard of her - she might still have forged a career (of sorts) as a DJ and T.V. presenter. I doubt it though.

So...to cut to the chase - she got married in a 'quickie' Las Vegas ceremony to Max Drummey, a drummer from a band you won't have heard of. Her husband must be pretty bright though as he is a Harvard Anthropology grad. Perhaps Drummey the drummer is doing post-graduate research on 'Fame In The 21st Centaury' and figured he should get as close to his subjects as possible - by marrying one of them.

There has been a lot of media speculation as to the odds of the couple staying together for more then a few months. What do you think - is it a match made in heaven or just drum and drummer?

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WrapIt go into administration

WeddingMouth - Mon 04 Aug 2008

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The WrapIt website has announced that the firm is going into adminsitration. As to the question of couples getting refunds for gifts not received that WrapIt site says:

"The answer, for most people, is 'yes'. If you used a credit, Amex or Visa debit card to make the purchase, your card company will give you a full refund once you can demonstrate that the gift was not delivered in the timeframe promised by the retailer. In our case, this is roughly 12 weeks after the relevant wedding. All you need to do is contact your card issuer and claim the refund. They will do the rest. Some banks may refer you back to us with a request to issue you with confirmation of Wrapit's financial status. Unfortunately it is not possible to issue these until Wrapit's financial situation is made clear. However, once we have that clarification, you may well wish to retain your gift purchase. We therefore recommend you wait until we can an official announcement is made here in the coming days.

You may have read that these refunds only apply to purchases over £100. The Consumer Credit Act only requires card companies to cover purchases over £100, but the card companies, in fact, provide this cover for any purchase.

You may also have read that claims must be made within a limited timeframe. The time limit is six months from when the gift should have been delivered. This, in practice means that you will have at least nine months from the wedding date to claim your chargeback."

You can read the full statement from WrapIt here.

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