Can anyone read this signature?

[Lindsay]

...it's the top one.

If it's any help, the groom's name was Senier and the bride's was Biggs.

I think the first name starts with a B??

[kylejustin]

rich seune junr? and c. wite.

[Christine in Herts]

Rich Jeune Junr
(that J-letter could be a long-S... but they don't usually happen as a capital letter)
and
C Wite

Christine

[Wincot kid]

Signature

Looks like Rich (short for Richard) Jeune junr

[Lindsay]

Thanks everyone - it hadn't occurred to me the last word could be 'junr'.

Makes more sense than any of my guesses!

[Lindsay]

Woo, this could be a breakthrough - I've been stuck on this branch for several years!

Just checked on the census and found a Richard Jeune (he's 60 so probably not Richard Jeune junr!) but on the same page is a Thomas Biggs (same name as the bride). Not sure what it means but something else to follow up!

Thanks again everyone

[Christine in Herts]

Don't know what your dates are for this, but there's an IGI marriage:
24 NOV 1806 Saint John, Eltham, Kent RICHARD JEUNE / MARTHA GIULLIARD batch M067821

A couple of RICHARD JEUNE baptisms:
21 JUL 1774 Allhallows London Wall, London, s of WILLIAM JEUNE & ELIZABETH batch P000852
31 JUL 1814 Allhallows London Wall, London, s of RICHARD JEUNE & MARTHA batch C000854 (There's a sister, Elizabeth, in the same batch - and lots more [potential siblings if you drop the batch number but just leave the parents' names)

A submitted birth:
Richard Jeune 20 APR 1746 Saint Martins, Shropshire

Christine