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Caroline Corr’s Secret to a Happy
Marriage
10-09-02 news EXCLUSIVE
The Corrs Secret to a Happy Marriage...
Caroline Corr and her husband Frank Woods could be the answer marriage
councilors have been looking for...
While some marriages break up within the first three months Caroline
and Frank have broken this spell by taking over three months just to get
married!
The whole episode started when the couple got their relationship blessed
by a priest in the home of their manager John Hughes just over three months
ago.
That was the first party...
Then was the engagement party in L'ecrivan. This was followed two weeks
ago by the wedding ceremony in Spain, which the police closed down at 1.30
in the morning due to the loud music.
Finally after a week honeymoon in Italy the couple flew back in to
Ireland last Saturday for another wedding reception in the Four Seasons
hotel.
Due to a tiny lapse in security ShowBizIreland.com of course got into
the hotel to oversee proceedings.
At 7pm the couple had a private reception purely for their family and
close relations in a small room beside the main ballroom.
Jim Corr arrived with his father and without a date.
Sharon Corr arrived with her husband Gavin while Andrea Corr arrived
with her boyfriend Giles.
At 8pm Robert Doyle, the official photographer turned up as did over
three hundred of the Corrs closest friends.
The actor Gabriel Byrne was the guest of honor (after the couple of
course.) He arrived without a woman on his arm unlike the comedian Patrick
Kielty who arrived with his stunning girlfriend Amanda Byram.
They were followed by Bono's best friend the artist Guggi and his wife,
2FM's Tony Fenton and his latest squeeze. They were followed by the Renards
boss Robbie Fox.
Guests was invited into the ballroom for as much free booze as they
wanted and this was followed by a buffet meal comprising of a mixture of
oriental food, shepherds pie, coddle and oysters.
Those who stayed partied hard until the last guest left at around 5.30am
on Sunday morning.
