Hi Anna, I'm afraid this doesn't answer your question, but thought you might be interested to know that in the Hampshire Advertiser (Southampton, 5 Dec 1891) the following marriage notice appeared:
Fordingbridge - A Quaker's Wedding
On Thurs, 26 Nov, the wedding of Miss Edith Jane Neave, the eldest daughter of Mr James R Neave, with Mr Adolphus Quertier took place at the Friend's Meeting House. There was a large number present to witness the ceremony. Amongst the bride & bridegroom's relatives present were: Mr & Mrs J R Neave (parents of the bride), Mr & Mrs J Neave (jun), Mr & Mrs W A Neave, Mr & Mrs C Neave, Messrs Alfred, John & Bernard Neave and the Misses Neave (sisters of the bride), Mr & Mrs R Neave, Mr & Mrs T Westlake, Dr Rake and the Misses Rake, Dr & Mrs Herbert Rake, Miss M A Neave, Mr Percy and the Misses Neave from Highfields, Mr & Mrs Josiah Quertier, the Misses Quertier and Miss Mageur. The Meeting House was nicely decorated and carpet was laid down from the road. All the ladies, relatives of the bride, carried bouquets. After the ceremony there was a large gathering at Mr J Neave's, where breakfast was laid. The bride & groom departed from Breamore Station on their honeymoon. Mr Quertier gave his employees a day's holiday and a sum of money each in commemoration of the event.
Dazey
