Hi all,
Hope we are all well here on T.C. I have been away a while but I can now give everyone the news that I have wanted to 100% certain that this will take place. I am pleased to announce I am getting wed to Nesrin on the 1st February 2008 in the U.K. and later a second marriage in Turkey, we both are very excited and are very much in 'true love' We are still awaiting her sister and nephews visa application but should be soon hopefully.

Nes received her visit to marriage visa and now all things are set for our wedding day, most of the arrangements had to be put on hold until she was granted her visa and alot of arrangements had to be made, just left with the suit and the buffet reception to organise. We were going to go to Prague for our honeymoon for three days but due to another restriction, she needed another visa to travel to Prague, I am very upset by this because I made myself a promise my honeymoon would be here, we can go some other time. Best wishes to all see you soon

Glad to hear you had a nice time Wendy
Best wishes

Hi all,
Hope everyone is okay been a while since I posted last, I have a very important question and really hope to get some help on T.C. My fiancee is visiting me soon and we are awaiting her visa application can someone tell me if she comes to England and then wants to travel for example to France does she have to obtain another visa in Turkey before she arrives in the U.K.
Thanks

Hi all,
As anyone who knew me before I worked self-employed selling women’s footwear as my main income although unfortunately it never worked out and I still am occasionally selling shoes to my fiancée’s friends. Nesrin told me and I found it very interesting as I have seen it more and more especially in Istanbul that the majority of shoe shops had male assistants and I hardly noticed a woman selling ladies footwear, okay nothing strange about that but where I come from in the U.K. there are very rarely male assistants selling women’s shoes and from my experience as a shoe seller all my contacts and suppliers of women's fashion wear shoes were all women.

I very often got many e-mails when I was a seller from guys who wanted to buy their wife’s/girlfriends shoes and wanted some advice, they even asked me if I had a foot fetish because why did I not sell men's shoes? I had to reply that the market was much better with women’s footwear and much more interesting and profitable and men generally are not interested in shoes preferring trainers and boots. I from my time as a shoe seller got some strange looks in England when I bought my fiancée some shoes I am sure they thought I had a fetish for shoes yet in Istanbul men are comfortable with selling women's footwear and when I bought shoes for my Nesrin there was alot of help and no stigma attached to me purchasing for my lady. Maybe it is just here in the U.K. I still have many looks when buying shoes for her some assistants never are helpful