Master Elena Oderstone and Junior Warden Louise Thompson attend the Service on behalf of the Fuellers.
The 81st Service of the United Guilds of the City of London took place last week in St Paul's Cathedral on a beautiful sunny spring day.
The great West doors were open to welcome freemen and liverymen and to give thanks for the enduring fellowship that the Livery provides.
The first United Guilds' Service dates back to 1943 where the aim was to lift the spirits of the City following the Blitz during the Second World War. It became an annual event and remains one of the few occasions in the calendar at which the Livery Companies and Guild of the City can gather together as a whole.
The service was attended by the Master, Junior Warden and Clerk along with other members of the Company.
