AN Oasis-mad bride recreated one of the band’s most famous record covers with her bridesmaids on her wedding day at the famous ‘Some Might Say’ train station.
Robyn Hixon, 38, grew up just down the road from Cromford Railway Station in Derbyshire but never realised she lived by a piece of Britpop history until she was a teen.
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She had always been fascinated by the Grade-II-listed Victorian structure so was delighted to discover its link to Oasis as she was a huge fan.
The station is featured on the cover of Some Might Say – one of the band’s most famous singles which helped shoot them to superstardom in 1995.
So when she tied the knot earlier this year to husband Tommy, 33, she could think of no better place to stay with her bridal party than the holiday cottage at the station.
Oasis tracks were played throughout the reception including Robyn’s favourite ‘Half The World Away’ as well as other indie and Britpop tracks.
She said it was actually her bridesmaid Joey Hall who came up with the idea of recreating the cover the night before her wedding day.
Robyn, who now lives in Perth, said: “We had a festival themed wedding on the day.
“There were a few Oasis tracks played throughout.”
Robyn has now vowed that she and her bridesmaids will go to the gig in their wedding attire if they can grab enough tickets for them all.
Robyn, who works in construction, added: “We managed to get some tickets but my bridesmaid needs some.
“If I get more, I’ll wear my wedding dress to the gig.”
SWNSOasis-mad bride Robyn Hixon recreated one of the band’s most famous record covers[/caption]