Claire and Andy were one of those lucky couples who were able to say their I dos in 2020. They’re part of the ‘Married Now, Party Later Revolution‘ we’ve seen here on English Wedding – and their micro wedding is the loveliest thing. Proof again that #LoveIsntCancelled – and a real joy for us to see. The gorgeous pair married at Claire’s local church and hired Bristol Wedding Photographer Martin Dabek, who captured their day beautifully.
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People say your wedding will go in a blur, there’s so much going on. It’s true! You might plan every moment carefully and take time out for just the two of you, but still on the day your wedding will be a whirlwind. It’s the most incredibly happy hurricane of a day you could ever imagine, but still it goes at a hundred miles an hour, and everything happens all at once.
So capturing the moments is a precious thing indeed.
Romance & glamour was the underlying theme for this beautiful wedding editorial set at Hawkstone Hall in England. The grand & historic hall with its very own ornate chapel is situated in the unspoilt countryside on the Shropshire/Cheshire border.
Venue: https://hawkstonehall.co.uk
Photographer/Organiser/Styling: http://www.victoriaamrose.co.uk
Dress: http://www.thebridalrooms.co.uk
MUA: https://www.sjmbeauty.com
Cake: https://www.hunkingtonhousekitchen.co.uk
Hair Accessories: https://www.vintageadornments.co.uk
Stationery: https://thelittlepapershop.com
Florist: https://tmsevents.co.uk
Wedding Car: https://sportshire.co.uk
Models: Oliver and Rosi
The shoot colour scheme composed of peach, pink, copper & gold which added beautiful warmth to the luxury feel of the shoot. A stylish invitation suite featuring mixed colours of ivory, peach, & black was designed by The Little Paper Shop and this was photographed as a flat lay on a pink canvas background.
It’s not often I cry at a wedding on my screen – but today, Stephen and Colin got me. Their love story is so romantic, and to hear how their little family has grown since their first (big) wedding and their 10 year vow renewal… well, I cried!! Perhaps it was ‘Big Dad’ and ‘Short Dad’ – perhaps the rescue dog tale… perhaps the overwhelming romance of the setting and how beautiful their vow renewal was.
A lovely micro wedding from one of our new English Wedding members, Yorkshire wedding photographer Heather Butterworth. Jonty & Sarah tied the knot (lucky things!) in October, with their closest family present to witness a beautiful intimate ceremony and socially distanced reception. It’s genuinely beautiful – as I’ve said before, human connection is everything right now, and seeing that love isn’t cancelled just means the world to us.
Lovely Jonty and stunning bride Sarah were married at Stanley House Hotel in Lancashire, and give the venue – along with all their other suppliers – a resounding 11/10. Do read Jonty’s full English Wedding interview below for all the scores and more supplier recommendations 😉 All images by Heather Butterworth Photography (naturally, another strong 11/10!)
