I am full of festive spirit today! It’s our last blog before Christmas and we have an absolutely gorgeous, sparkly twinkly Christmassy wedding which I know you will LOVE!!! The newlyweds are Katy and Simon, married at Northamptonshire’s Fawsley Hall with images by Sky Photography. I’ve been so excited to share this wedding with you, and I’m thrilled that Katy’s written all about their stunning day including fabulous reviews for her favourite Northants wedding suppliers. As always, I’ll share favourite photos on instagram (@englishweddingblog) but for now, grab yourself a cosy cuppa and scroll slowly – this is one of the loveliest Christmas weddings I’ve ever seen!
Wedding photographer’s website
Northamptonshire wedding photographers Sky Photography (https://www.skyphotography.co.uk)
Wedding photographer review
It’s difficult to know where to begin but quite simply we were blown away with Sky Photography.
Simon was the only choice for our wedding. As soon as we saw his work we knew Sky Photography were the best people to capture our day. I knew that I didn’t want lots of posing pictures and I also wanted the wow pictures that Sky Photography specialise in.
Sky Photography were so knowledgeable and worked well with our videographer throughout the day. Simon and Carla are such lovely people putting us at ease through the day as I was worried about posing and what to do but they took all of that away. I’m still in awe at all of the pictures, I love them all.
Your best wedding moment or memory
Apart from saying our vows, the best moment was when it was just me and my husband in the horse and carriage taking everything in and having that special time together. Everything had been so busy that morning and then the rush of getting married it was nice to take each other in.
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
I would say that we’re very traditional so I don’t feel like we did anything differently. I am such a romantic and loved watching all the wedding films growing up, that I always pictured the bride going in last down the aisle in the church. I wanted to see my sister (bridesmaid) and nephews walk down the aisle and then I come down last, I loved they had their own moment in the spotlight too. On the back of the Order of Service we had a page covering ‘Our Love Story’. We felt not everyone knew our story and when it all started, so wanted to share it with everyone as it is our favourite story to tell!
Videographer name + review
Ayelle were our first choice of videographer as out of all the videographers we had looked at, it was only Ayelle’s that made me cry. They capture the emotion of the day and their videos are truly beautiful, I must have watched ours over 100 times. Adam was amazing throughout the day and worked well with our photographer.
Venue name + review
Fawsley Hall Hotel
We had a number of venues lined up to look at, one of the things I wanted was to get married in a church but I loved the convenience of a civil ceremony where everything is on the same site making it easier for guests. I wanted a church that was therefore either in the grounds of the venue or very close by. Fawsley was the first place we looked at, and as soon as we arrived me and Simon both looked at each other and instantly knew it was the venue for us.
The church is across a small field and the venue is incredible. Everywhere was breathtaking and The Great Hall where we had our reception drinks was certainly a talking point. Originally we were looking at an autumn wedding as that is my favourite time of year. However, when Olivia showed us pictures, we saw their Christmas tree and which must be about 30ft tall along with all of the beautiful decorations at Christmas we fell in love as we both love Christmas and changed the date to fit in with having the Christmas decorations there. It really did add to the day, making it so special, warm, romantic and timeless which is everything we wished for. I also loved that the wedding breakfast and entertainment was in a separate building but with the same aesthetics as the main hotel. This made it feel more exclusive for us. We had a horse drawn carriage that took us to the church and back and it really did fit in well with the venue and gave Bridgerton vibes.
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Pronovias – Mingsha
I am the type of girl that has been dreaming of her wedding since I was a little girl. I loved looking at my Nanna and Grandad’s wedding photo whenever I was at their house, it was so beautiful, elegant and timeless and my Nanna’s dress would not look out of place today. That is exactly what I wanted from my dress, to look at it in 50 years time and for it to still be beautiful. The Pronovias gown is a classic lace gown with long semi-transparent sleeves (it was winter!) and a breathtaking skirt and train.
I chose a veil that was slightly longer than the train with lace edging to match the dress. To complete my classic look, I had a Ivory & Co tiara.
My shoes were the most beautiful shoes I had ever seen and really completed my look. The detail with all the beading was so beautiful and they were called ‘Cinderella’ which I thought was fitting. They were from Emmy and quite pricey but worth it to keep for years to come. I personalised the bottom of the shoes with coloured crystals. I chose my birth month to put in one shoe which was Aquamarine and as we were getting married in December I chose the December stone which was Tanzanite, I used this as my ‘something blue’.
My husband and Groom party all wore a three-piece suit from Nigel James Dresswear in Coventry. This was navy in colour with a slight check pattern through. My husband wore an ivory coloured tie and the rest of the party wore a dusky blue colour to match our colour theme. This was paired with brown brogues. My 3 nephews all wore the same suits too, however my youngest nephew was 18 months old at the time and we had to get one from Next, but it matched the others really well.
Dress or suit shop name + review
Lavelle Bridal Couture – Warwick
This was the first shop I went in and also the last. I had 2 appointments booked that day but after trying on the first dress which was ‘The One’ I cancelled my second appointment.
Becky was fantastic throughout and made me feel at ease as I was on the bigger end of bridal sizes. Becky had picked out some dresses based on my likes which I did try on but I knew it was the first one. I lived in Wales at the time and Becky was so accommodating with fitting me in for fittings. It was a lovely experience for both me and my mum and one that I will cherish forever.
Florist name + review
The Country Garden Florist
I have followed The Country Garden Florist for many years on Instagram and always knew I would have her do my wedding flowers. Her style is natural and organic that captures the flowers’ beauty in a timeless manor. We had a meeting with Donna to discuss what I wanted and apart from the colours and my bouquet I left it to her to create my vision.
I gave Donna a picture of my Nanna’s bouquet which she used to create mine as I loved the trailing greenery my Nanna had. The flowers really were incredible and she bought my vision to life in the church and the wedding breakfast room. We had an archway outside the church as well as flowers down the aisle and at the end. Donna then re used the arches to place behind the top table and the aisle flowers were stood in front of the top table. I wanted lots of candle light to create the romantic and cosy look, so Donna provided some hanging tea lights from the tall flower displays which were just beautiful.
Cake maker name + review
Cake Maker – Cakes Fabulous Cakes
I met Karen at a wedding fair and when we tasted the cakes, we both loved them and booked an appointment there and then to have a tasting session. We tried all of the flavours and couldn’t decide so had a flavour for each tier.
Karen talked to us about our vision for the wedding and helped us to decide on the cake that fitted what we wanted. We decided on a 3 tier cake with a 10” base fondant ruffles in white, an 8” white smooth buttercream with mine and Simon’s initials in a gold monogram instead of a cake topper and a 6” top white smooth buttercream with pearls. We hired the cake stand from Karen which was a hoop surrounding the cake which could be decorated with flowers from our florist.
Simon is a lifelong Coventry FC fan and as a surprise I asked Karen to create a hidden reveal on the cake with the Coventry FC badge on the back. On the day when me and Simon went to look at the cake, I turned it around to show him, and he loved the surprise!
Stationery maker’s name + review
Stationery Maker – Inki Pinki Weddings
I found Inki Pinki on Etsy and their designs were beautiful and printed on lovely card. Jenni was very accommodating and fitted in everything we wanted for our stationery on the day.
Any crafty projects or homemade styling touches?
I did not make anything unusual but I wanted to be involved as much as I could to help with cost and to also appreciate our work on the day. I asked my Dad to make me a wooden sign to signpost people to our wedding who were driving and I made the labels for this, I really enjoyed spending time with my Dad doing this, a memory I will cherish forever.
I also made the lettering for a poem and placed this on a mirror I upcycled which was displayed in the entrance way to the wedding breakfast. It read ‘True love is when both people think they are the lucky one’ and I personalised it with our names and the date.
For the seating plan, I wanted something different for the table seating plan and as I was shopping I saw a corner shelving unit that was really pretty with intricate cut out pieces and had the idea of putting them back to back and displaying the tables on every other shelf and using the spare shelves for candles, flowers and gold accessories, it all came together and looked really pretty.
I also wanted to make sure special people we had lost were a part of the day and had photographs of them displayed. I wanted to put favours on the table and we decided to make our own using shortbread biscuits, ready made icing and I bought a stamp from Etsy with our initials and the date of the wedding on. I then popped these in a bag and placed a ribbon around it to match our colour theme, this helped bring a pop of colour to the tables.
Wedding readings?
As we got married in a church we had a biblical reading which we chose ‘Song of Solomon 2.10-13; 8:6-7’ which was read by our friend. My 7 year old Nephew beautifully read ‘My Advice by Anon, he did so well and read really confidently. My sister who was my Maid of Honour chose a poem for us which was a surprise for us on the day. She read Whitney Hanson’s ‘Wedding Poem’. It is simple in its words but just so wonderfully beautiful in its sentiment.
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
Everly Fair – Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now. One day I was scrolling through Instagram and heard this song that I immediately loved. We did not have a song as a couple and this was one thing we were really struggling on. We both loved this one and loved the original was from the era we were born and it was important the words meant something to us. We researched on Youtube simple wedding moves as I did not want the pressure of learning a performance but still wanted it to look good. We had a good start with some twists and dips throughout that kept the dance interesting. We did not manage to do it right once the whole time we were practicing, but on the day it was perfect!
I have always wanted to do a Father-Daughter dance and after our first dance I had a special dance with my Dad to My Girl by The Temptations
Hair + makeup name + review
Hair – The Hairbook Wedding Stylist – I met Natalie at a Wedding Fayre and loved how nice and calming she was. She spent time talking to me about what I liked and what she could do. From that day she was a dream to work with. I had one bridesmaid, my sister and we both had a trial 6 weeks before the wedding where I could bring my tiara and veil with me. My hair stayed in all day and felt comfortable as I was worried it would start to ache. Natalie went above and beyond on the day and captured some photographs in the room for me that I had the next day from her, she also helped with my dress and was just a lovely person to work with.
Makeup – Rebecca Frances Makeup – Rebecca was recommended to me by my wedding dress shop. Rebecca is very talented and fulfilled my vision perfectly. I wanted to look ‘flawless’ but still look like me as I do not wear a lot of make up in real life.
A wonderfully personal, brilliantly creative wedding with all the elegance in the world – today’s blog is a beauty! Gorgeous couple Tiff and Az were married in London on Valentine’s Day. Their outfits were both bespoke and hand made, and every little detail of this day is full of love, from the flowers in Tiff’s bouquet to the story behind the bronze rabbit ring bearer! There’s also the most incredible waistcoat you ever did see…
The images are sublime: Dorset wedding photographer Nathan from Libra Photographic joined the happy pair and caught all the loveliest moments of their day. As a wedding photographer himself, Az chose very carefully who would capture their day. Their love shines from the pictures, as do the personalities of this fabulous couple. Az & Tiff – we wish you the happiest married life in the world!
Wedding photographer’s website
Dorset wedding photographer Libra Photographic
Wedding photographer review
As a wedding photographer myself, it was so important for me, and my now wife to feel comfortable on our wedding day. Photographing another photographer’s wedding can be daunting, but Nathan took it all in his stride. He captured the day beautifully, with a strong combination of reportage and posed images, and his creativity shone through. Nathan listened to exactly what were were looking for, and he exceeded our expectations on the day. More importantly, we all enjoyed his company on the day.
Your best moment or memory
Coming out of the ceremony venue to our guests and seeing the confetti all across the Kings Road.
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
Both our outfits were handmade for us, and included a very special waistcoat lining with photographs of our time together over the years.
Venue name + review
Kensington and Chelsea Old Town Hall Historic London wedding venue, with wonderful staffing that made us feel very comfortable on the day.
After photographs in and around Chelsea, we headed to the The Hollywood Arms for lunch.
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Tiff wore a classic knee length 60s style dress in an ivory heavy queen satin, which featured a simple pleat on the back. Worn with ballet pumps and an elegant handmade birdcage by the the dressmaker.
Over her dress Tiff wore a classic style, pre loved, camel coloured ankle length coat, purchased in East Wittering before the dress was made – it was perfect for our February wedding.
As chose a three piece forest green velvet suit, white, shirt, knitted mustard tie and tan swede brogues.
Accessories included a brass hare pin on the lapel, a pocket watch borrowed from a friend, and a pocket square bought for me by Tiff 10 years ago from Suit Supply.
Dress or suit shop name + review
From initial discussions via email I instantly knew Megan was the person to make my wedding dress. Megan listened to my ideas and provided a detailed, professional and unique service.
Megan made the most beautiful dress which was just how I envisioned. She guided me with samples, ideas, and made a bird cage to compliment my dress which completed my look.
My dress was classic, classy and felt like a dream to where. From the start to the finish the whole experience was exceptional.
Az’s suit was made by Anthony Formal Wear in Essex.
The ceremony
Tiff’s daughter Meg walked her down the aisle. During the ceremony the rings (see below) were carried to the front by Tiff’s younger daughter Rosie on the ears of a bronze rabbit. “This was bought for me by Tiff as a gift in Glastonbury on an early date 12 years ago. I also proposed to Tiff at Glastonbury Tor last year.”
Witnesses were Gabe & Mitch the girls’ partners. The engagement ring, earrings, and wedding bands were handmade for us by South Jewellery in Cornwall. We married on valentines day, as this was also the date of our very first date 13 years ago.
Florist name + review
I immediately hit it off with Anna. We spoke about incorporating the colours of the famous Chelsea Town Halls garland that drapes the famous blue doors.
Anna created a stunning February bouquet and added pussy willow at my request.
The colourful, classy bouquet was the perfect accessory to my dress. Anna took her time to explain the meaning of the beautiful dusky pink rose and the scent was beautiful. It was simply perfect. I didn’t let go of it the whole day.
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
For the entrance to the ceremony: Waterloo Sunset by The Kinks
During Signing: Give a Little Bit by REO Speedwagon
For the Leaving Ceremony: Itchycoo Park by The Small Faces
Lovely Nathan at Libra Photographic is a member of English Wedding
Web: https://libraphotographic.co.uk
A fabulous late December wedding with creative and beautiful lighting, perfect for the winter months. Phoebe and Rob’s day is incredible, beautifully styled and we’re in love with the lamps adding a soft glow to table settings.
Along with brilliant reviews and recommendations for photographers Lisa & Neil, Woodhall Manor and The Suffolk Florist, Phoebe told us how phenomenal The Decorative Collection Cordless Lighting (TDC Cordless Lighting) were for creating a truly magical wedding.
Wedding photographer’s website
Lisa and Neil https://lisaandneil.co.uk
Wedding photographer review
Lisa and Neil are absolutely fab! They listened to everything we asked and completely understood that we didn’t want to be spending hours doing photos during our drinks reception. Their photos have made us feel like movie stars and they have captured all the magical moments our guests had. They also offered a variety of photographs from posed, candid and artistic. They made us feel really comfortable and made all the photos very fun! We would recommend them to all our friends and family.
Your best moment or memory
There were too many to choose from but our top highlights were the first moment we saw each other as Phoebe walked down the aisle, our entrance into the Wedding breakfast as Mr and Mrs Attwater.
Our first dance was also such a special moment dancing to “Better Man” by Paolo Nutini. Also loved doing the professional artistic photos in the bar under the atmospheric lighting – the photos look amazing from this!
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
We had a guestbook of baubles where every guest wrote us a special message on a bauble and hung it on a tree (as we got married between Christmas and New Year). We also lit up our who wedding with the help of TDC Cordless Lighting. They provided all the lighting for the venue and the wedding breakfast this really added the wow factor. All our guests commented on how atmospheric and gorgeous the tables looked. We used Audio Guestbook which has captured all our guests messages and enabled us to have a keep sake of all our loved ones. I’m so happy we’ll be able to keep listening to these for years to come. Such a special touch. Phoebe’s Grandad piped (bagpipes) her down the aisle so we included black watch tartan throughout the whole wedding. Our cereal buffet was also epic (big up the chocolate weetabix).
Videographer name + review
Nick and Molly, Heartwood wedding films They were amazing, the video has captured every special memory of the day and has enabled us to keep all the special memories from the day. We keep rewatching it again and again. They were incognito the entire wedding but always there whenever there was a moment to capture. Would definitely recommend!
Venue name + review
Woodhall Manor, Woodbridge We could not have asked for a better venue it offered everything we wanted. It was perfect for a winter wedding a great mix of sophistication and cosy. The staff were phenomenal, nothing was too much of an ask. They made everyone feel so welcome. We also loved the fact we could stay and have breakfast the next morning with all our loved ones. The biggest shoutout has to be for the food though, it was outstanding and every guest has mentioned how good it was!
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Rob is in the Royal Navy so he wore his uniform and then swapped into his mess dress in the evening so got a chance to wear both! Phoebe’s dress was tight and then went down into a long lace train it was buttoned all the way down and had a v neck that was lacy. This was paired with a pearl veil.
Dress or suit shop name + review
Grace and Lace, Colchester The service I received was amazing they made it feel so magical and adapted my dress and re made a lot of it to make it fit my perfect vision. It was like hands had never touched it when they re designed the dress. They are some very talented ladies!!!
Florist name + review
The Suffolk Florist Emma went above and beyond to help me to create our vision she thought outside the box and helped bring my pine cone theme alive. The bouquets were absolutely gorgeous and she was so receptive throughout the whole process.
Any crafty projects or homemade styling touches?
We made our own shot wall as a table plan and donut wall. Also made all our table decorations
Wedding readings?
Ecclesiastes 4 9-12 Excerpt from The House at Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
Better Man by Paolo Nutini
Hair + makeup name + review
Paige from House of Hair and Beauty did my hair – she is amazing she created my visions completely and came back and redid my hair in the evening with a slightly different style. Paige was like one of the other girls it was soo easy having her during the morning. Also she spent hours in my trial perfecting the right look.
Alice Setterfield – make up. Alice was amazing at creating a really natural look for me that also popped in all the photos. She was able to adapt to all ages. She listened to exactly what I wanted and made it happen. She was super friendly and fitted in so easily in the morning.
There are some weddings so beautiful they look like they’ve jumped straight from the pages of an heirloom wedding album, passed through generations. That timelessness and grace is one of the loveliest things I see in my wedding blogging days! Whether you adore the vintage look, or simply want to create a wedding which will stand the test of time (and then some!) Flo and Ben’s day will inspire you no end! Images are all by lovely Hertfordshire wedding photographer Tori Deslauriers Photography, who gets a glowing review from the happy couple!
Wedding photographer’s website
Wedding photographer review
Tori was amazing. Before the wedding, she arranged a complimentary engagement shoot with us. It was a great way for us to meet Tori and get comfortable having our photos taken. We also loved the pictures! On the day, Tori was just fantastic. She brought a second photographer too. She was so kind and friendly and made everyone feel at ease. Her documentary style meant that she captured the genuine joy and fun of the day, without making photo-taking dominate the day. We love the photos that Tori took and we will treasure them forever.
Your best moment or memory
For Flo – when Ben sang Nice ‘n’ Easy by Frank Sinatra during the speeches. He sang like a pro and it was very romantic
For Ben – being announced as we walked into the wedding breakfast with everyone cheering as we walked in hand in hand (with a pint too)
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
I didn’t have bridesmaids. I asked my 3 brothers to walk down the aisle in front of me instead.
Venue name + review
Rothamsted Manor. The venue was so beautiful. We had a winter wedding so we wanted a venue that would be inside as well as outside. The rooms are just stunning and it was such an incredible place to host all our friends and family.
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Flo – I bought a vintage 50s wedding dress from ebay and had it tailored a little bit. I bought my vintage style shoes from etsy. I had my hair done in a 50s style with a big white flower. I absolutely loved planning my outfit and loved my 50s look.
Ben – I wore a beige suit, with cherry red shoes, chequered burgundy tie and a Yorkshire Rose pin badge. I got all the groomsmen to wear the pin badge too.
Dress or suit shop name + review
Ebay & Moss Bros
Florist name + review
http://www.stephanierandall-theflowerstudio.co.uk
The flowers were gorgeous
Cake maker name + review
Mel’s Bakes
Wedding readings?
Camomile Tea by Katherine Mansfield and a poem written by Ben’s dad
Camomile Tea
Outside the sky is light with stars;
There’s a hollow roaring from the sea.
And, alas! for the little almond flowers,
The wind is shaking the almond tree.
How little I thought, a year ago,
In the horrible cottage upon the Lee
That he and I should be sitting so
And sipping a cup of camomile tea.
Light as feathers the witches fly,
The horn of the moon is plain to see;
By a firefly under a jonquil flower
A goblin toasts a bumble-bee.
We might be fifty, we might be five,
So snug, so compact, so wise are we!
Under the kitchen-table leg
My knee is pressing against his knee.
Our shutters are shut, the fire is low,
The tap is dripping peacefully;
The saucepan shadows on the wall
Are black and round and plain to see.
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
Beauty and the Beast (Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson) It was epic
Hair + makeup name + review
makeupbyjodie Loraine was my hair and make up artist. It was great that they matched me with an artist who had experience of doing vintage hair. I was so so happy with my hair and make up!
Doesn’t it feel like aaaages since NYE? Today’s super glamorous, sparkly wedding brings it all back! Our gorgeous couple Sophie & Bryson were married in Chichester on the 31st of December, and celebrated all the way through to midnight with a classy, candlelit wedding reception. Their amazing images are by London wedding photographers Liam Collard Photography – and we just know you’ll love them to bits!
Let’s begin with Sophie & Bryson’s advice for other couples – to “HAVE FUN!!! Dont make it excessively big as you won’t have time to spend with everyone. Or, have another event either the day after or before so that you can speak to everyone.”
Why a New Year’s Eve wedding?
“As a total control freak, I wanted to plan a date that the weather couldn’t affect. We would have had a summer wedding, but with no guarantees in England during summer, we chose a winter date so that we could plan it around being a horrendous day outside and if it ended up being a great day then that would be a bonus! Plus… well its New Years Eve!! As a dress code, formal black tie and sparkly attire was encouraged. Our colours were black, white, burgundy and gold. Everything looked how we hoped.”
Our wedding planner was Tammy Louise, TLC Weddings, Worthing
My little brother (12) handed out confetti canons at midnight to celebrate the New Year which was really fun! Though one guest accidentally had it the wrong way around and shot himself… I’ll let you create that image for yourself…!! HA!
Wedding photographers
“So artistic, so friendly, and we had tonnes of compliments about how great you were, and amazed at how long you spent during the day snapping photos. I would absolutely recommend you to anyone and if you ever have someone on the fence, send them our way and we will give you a huge recommendation!! We are so happy that we chose you, and will suggest to any future friends who are planning their own special events! WE LOVE YOU GUYS!!!”
Wedding venue
Boxgrove Priory for our ceremony, a beautiful church near where we live with some amazing ruins next door that we thought would be a great venue for some post ceremony pictures. Our reception was in a yurt in the back garden of my parents house. Would recommend both! The church was just exceptional and the having the reception at our home gave us complete control over what we could do so we had the wedding we wanted without any venue restrictions.
Wedding attire
I always wanted a plain white elegant dress but ended up not liking anything I tried. They all felt a little too boring. I tried several places and ended up with a dress with a fairly long train, embroidery, and some sparkly layers underneath – not what I was expecting but I absolutely loved it from the moment I tried it on. Nefertiti – Blue by Enzoani, from Proposals, Chichester
Bryson wanted a tuxedo but always likes to be a little different. He decided to go with a black velvet jacket instead of plain and a burgundy feather bow tie. He looked amazing! Custom made by Gresham Blake Tailor, Brighton
Flowers
We decided not to spend a fortune on flowers. Our table decorations were just candles and we didn’t have a load of flowers at the end that would just die. Candles give the most beautiful magical ambience. We had bouquets for the bride, bridesmaids and flower girls. They were white and red with some eucalyptus. I didn’t want them to be too formal and thought they worked well. Buds n Blooms, East Preston
Wedding cake?
We opted for cheesecake instead! Baileys and chocolate, New York and salted caramel. It was all gone so I guess it was good! Our caterers were PHENOMENAL! We had canapes and a main meal followed by the cheesecake. Our main meal was more of a heavy wintery dish so we didnt have starters and capitalised on the canapes instead – who doesnt love a canape?! We had great comments on the food so cant thank them enough. Gastro Catering
Entertainment
We had a 4 piece band, female vocalist, guitar, saxaphone and a male drummer/vocalist. The band were brilliant, fun, entertaining and fit the bill by turning up in sparkly NYE attire! The dance floor seemed to be packed for most of the night so they were a big hit. We made sure to include music that would work for all generations so the party was great. Chelsey Chantelle, Brighton
