I love adventurous people, and couples who trust in their suppliers to create something wonderful. Richard and Kyra are both – and their Northamptonshire wedding is all the more beautiful for it. The super lovely couple chose Dodmoor House wedding photographers Sky Photography to capture their day – and it’s amazing. I’ve adored scrolling through every image, and I’ve saved some of my faves to share on instagram later too!
As I write up this gorgeous styled wedding for you today, I’m humming “Black Tie“. Having spent Friday evening watching the incredible left-wing, butch lesbian protest folk singer Grace Petrie in Gateshead, this joyful LGBTQ+ wedding inspiration couldn’t feel more perfect to share with you today. For any wedding photographers reading, please send in your photoshoot and real wedding submissions here!
Photography https://doodahphotography.co.uk/
Retro Arcade, Love Letters, Neon Signs and Audio Guest book https://www.dreamsceneeventsandweddings.co.uk/
Venue https://derbymuseums.org/museum-of-making/venue-hire/
Make up https://www.lifeofabeautygirl.com/
Hair https://www.facebook.com/killercontourz
Suit https://www.jonpaulmenswear.co.uk/
Dress https://www.ashleighrichards.co.uk/
Rings https://www.invictusrings.com/
Flowers https://somethingnewflorals.com/
It’s ok to share a Christmas wedding in May, right? We’re about to fill your screens with oodles of sparkly joy from Georgia & Sean’s romantic Christmas wedding in Kent. The lovely pair were wed in December. Their wedding was elegant and romantic with natural styling touches. This one’s been sent in by our friends at The Ferry House. All of the fabulous images are by Chris Blackledge Photography. (As always, there’ll be more of our top favourites on instagram – @englishweddingblog)
I’m already excited for you. You must be here because you’re going to ask someone to spend the rest of their life with you – and that’s a huge deal. This blog is here to help you plan the perfect moment for your surprise proposal, with tips on including a photographer, and on keeping the moment natural, magical and authentic!
Taran & Rupi, by Lake District wedding and proposal photographer Mark Battista
This feature was written for English Wedding by Say I Do.
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