The Bee Gees pop groups drummer Colin Petersen and his bride Joanne Newfield

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The Bee Gees pop groups drummer Colin Petersen and his bride Joanne Newfield

The Bee Gees pop groups drummer Colin Petersen and his bride Joanne Newfield, posed for their wedding pictures in London on Tuesday - eleven days after the big day. Joanne, 23, married Colin in Nassau, The Bahamas. They kept the date secret because they wanted " to get some peace" on their honeymoon in Majorca, Spain.
June 1968

Daily Mirror
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