This wedding is the one with the dreadful hat collection and the “why can’t you find a nice girl?” speech. St. Peter’s Church in Great Missenden is the setting. It’s a classic English country church, surrounded by gravestones that look like they’ve been there since Shakespeare.
But here’s a weird detail: the church is actually famous for something else entirely. Roald Dahl lived in Great Missenden and is buried in the churchyard. So while the film crew was faking wedding bliss, tourists were snapping selfies near the BFG’s creator. Talk about a surreal mashup of pop culture. The church’s pews are original Victorian—and they’re uncomfortable. Perfect for all that fidgeting and whispering.
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