A romantic summer wedding for this gorgeous pair! Classic, timeless and stunning, with some lovely Yorkshire wedding suppliers and fabulous images by Amy Jordison Photography.
Wedding photographer’s website
Amy Jordison – https://amyjordisonphotography/
Wedding photographer review
Amy was so down to earth and listened to all our requests. From initial enquiry to receiving our photos it was 5* service. Would definitely recommend the pre shoot as standing in from of a camera was not natural for us however Amy made us feel at ease. Our photos have captured memories we can hold for ever.
A guest blog by Claire Ady. Images by Florencia Saav Photography
Claire specialises in planning weddings for couples who want to get married in New York’s beautiful and iconic Central Park. She is English herself, and has planned hundreds of weddings since she started the business in 2012. If you are considering getting married in New York, you may be surprised how simple and straightforward it can be.
If I were advising a British couple who had recently started to consider travelling to get married in New York then I would suggest the travel and accommodation arrangements would be the first part to think about. They should discuss the bigger questions;
Header image by Nick Walker Photography
A guest blog by Fan – https://fanfareceremonies.co.uk/
Do you want a ceremony that is joyful, uplifting, memorable, magical, warm, sincere and most importantly authentically you? Or do you want a legally satisfactory but often emotionally hollow wedding ceremony? I bet it’s the former.
The landscape of weddings in the UK is experiencing a beautiful shift – slowly but surely celebrant led ceremonies once a hidden gem are beginning to become a more prominent choice for couples seeking a truly personalised and meaningful wedding experience.
A guest blog by Cora at Revivalist Magazine
Planning a wedding today often looks a lot different than it did in the past. Every culture and time period has its own traditions, but couples don’t always have to follow them. You can modernise outdated customs to make your ceremony more personal and skip anything that doesn’t feel authentic to your relationship. There are always ways to customise the details and make the day memorable.
When you’ve been writing about weddings for over a decade, the most exciting thing is change. The subtle shifts in fashion and style, the free spirited approach to planning and styling our best days ever. I adore timeless wedding styles – minimal stationery and simple elegance. But chic, city weddings, and seeing couples do things differently, is where this wedding blogger’s heart lies.
It takes outstanding designers with imagination and talent to push the boundaries. Tanya at Mia La Vida in London strikes me as fearless and exquisitely talented. We’re super excited here at English Wedding by Mia La Vida’s newest collections (now available online – do check out the stunning Storm wedding gown and my fave Rain & Ivy bridal looks).
