This is such a wonderful way to get married – today’s gorgeous bride Kate married Malcolm at home in Scotland and celebrated with a blessing on the Wirral where Kate’s parents live. Their celebrant Lorraine Hull conducted a beautiful and intimate blessing, which was followed by canapes and drinks in the garden.
I adore the pretty decorations which fill the marquee – little bird and peony flower details make it all so romantic!
Their day was captured beautifully by English Wedding Directory member Jess Yarwood Photography.
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Happy Sunday everyone! I hope you’re having a wonderful day, wherever you are. I have lovely news for all of our Hertfordshire brides and grooms today – we’re welcoming Nicola Norton Photography to the pages of the English Wedding Blog. I love Nicola’s relaxed documentary style and the gorgeous images she captures, and I look forward to seeing much more from her on the blog over the next few months! Grab a cuppa, nestle into something cosy and enjoy this little intro from Nicola before you head over to her beautiful website (links at the end of the feature). Have a wonderful day!
Kate and Jack’s beautiful homespun wedding was photographed by Kindred Photography, and stole my heart with its gorgeous wildflower meadows, cute dog and epic tipis!
The atmosphere of the day shines from the photos – this is how a wedding in a wildflower meadow should be. Love and laughter, pretty florals and simple, homely styling with a focus on having the best party of your lives! And aren’t Kate and Jack just the loveliest couple?
Photo credits: Kindred Photography, Sheffield
When Angela got in touch with me to share this shoot, I loved two things most of all: the simple touches of greenery which make this look absolutely breathtaking, and her approach to creating a look which real brides and grooms can recreate in their own way, without having to spend a fortune. Perfect!
All images by Nathalie Delente Photography
The Railway Barn in Chelmsford, Essex is on a working vineyard in an industrial setting, bare brickwork and the vines created a beautiful backdrop. We brought in natural elements such as the wooden tables and chairs and coloured glass and crockery to enhance the look and touches of cooper in the cutlery added a touch of luxury.
The English Wedding Directory is every UK bride & groom’s treasure trove of all of our favourite wedding suppliers. Our Facebook page is updated with new vendors when they join us, and the Directory is full of brilliant photographers, stationers, florists, stylists, stationers… everything you might need for the wedding of your dreams!
These lovely people have joined the English Wedding Directory in the last couple of weeks – and we have more coming up to share with you soon! Do take a moment to discover them, and if you like what you see why not get in touch and even book this weekend?