I think your Fuchsia is actually called 'Happy Wedding Day'? a photograph can be seen at:

http://thebfs.org.uk/pictures/h/happyweddingday.html

This time of year in the UK is not the ideal time to take cuttings of Fuchsia and in order to help you it would be helpful if you could provide a little bit more information,

a) Are there any stems on the plants that DO NOT have flowers or buds visible?

b) What facilities do you have if you take cutting i.e. heated greenhouse, propagator or just a windowsill?

With regards to your Fuchsia seed pod, again the facilities that you have will dictate what you can do with it at this time of year.

Tight

If there are only shoots with flower buds - carefully remove all of these with a pair of nail scissors.Rub off the lower leaves from the stem with your fingers so there is no trace of leaf stem left and wash clean.Cuttings should be about 3-4 " in length.Make the bottom cut just below a leaf node. Dip in hormone rooting powder and place inside a clear polythene bag with a few drops of water for 24 hours (to allow plant to absorb the hormone).Always use clean tap water not rainwater unless it is straight from the sky (fewer bacteria and fungi). Then either put in water as above (easier but less succesful) or dibble into sterilized sandy compost. 5 mins in the microwave to sterilize.Cover to avoid airborne fungi and allow soil to cool before dibbling. Place a jamjar over the top to form a mini greenhouse. After a few weeks remove the jamjar for short periods. At this time of year in UK rooting takes about 6 weeks its more of a faff but perfectly possible.Good luck.