Where were Gerry and. Sue married?

Jill:  Hello, Sue ... fancy meeting you here! It is Sue Johnson, isn’t it?
Sue: Oh, hi, Jill. It must be ages since we’ve seen each other. What a surprise! How are you’?
Jill:  Yes, well  ....  I’m fine ... just got back from two years’ teaching in Hong Kong, actually.
Sue:  I thought you’d gone into computing or nursing.
Jill:  No, I ended up being a teacher after all ... And how about you?
Sue: Oh, fine. Things are going quite well in fact.
Jill:  So what’ve you been up to over the last three years?
Sue:  Working, studying, you know the usual things ... Oh, and I got married last year.
Jill:  Congratulations! Anyone 1 know?
Sue:  Yeah, you might remember him from our college days. Do you remember Gerry? Gerry Fox?
Jill:  Gerry ... Was he the one with the dark hair and beard?
Sue:  No, that was Sam. No, Gerry’s got blond hair and glasses. He’s pretty tall. Well, we got married ... finally ...
Jill:  Great, and where did the wedding take place? Was it here in London?
Sue:  No, in the end we decided to get married in Scotland. Garry’s parents live there, so we were married in the small village church, with the mountains in the background.
Jill:  Fabulous. Have you got any pictures’?
Sue:  Well, funny you should ask ... I have actually got a couple here. They’re a bit battered because Five been carrying them around in my bag.
Jill:  Oh, never mind. Let’s have a look. Oh, don’t you look wonderful! Who is this person behind you?     
Sue: That’s my older sister Clara.
Jill: Oh, she looks like you.
Sue:  Do you think so? Everyone says that, but we can’t see it.
Jill: Is she married now’?
Sue:  Yes, and she’s got three children: a girl and twin boys as well.
Jill:  Wow-imagine having twins!
Sue: Look, why don’t we have dinner together and catch up on a few things? Would you like to come over one evening?
Jill:  That’d be lovely.
Sue:  What about next Friday evening?
Jill: Fine. What time? Shall I come over about 8 o’clock?
Sue: Oh, come about half past seven, I’m usually home around 6:30 so that’d give me plenty of time to get dinner ready.
Jill: Fine, and one last thing ... where do you live? What’s the address?
Sue: Oh, good thinking ... here’s my card, the address is on the back. We’ve got a flat in an old
house. We live on the third floor of a large old house. The house has been converted into flats. You know, it’s a typical London flat. So when you arrive you’ll need to press the bell second from the top.
Jill: The bell second from the top, OK!
Sue: There’s a little intercom arrangement so I can let you in.
Jill: Right. OK, see you on Friday then.