It’s not often I get to blog an editorial I was a part of – so today I’m more excited than ever to share this stunning collaboration by the loveliest group of people I’m delighted to call friends. (They’re all incredible talents too!) I really hope this will inspire you to use colour to create a wedding look with real heart and soul! Ash from In The Meadow Floral Design came up with the gorgeous concept for this wedding look with rich, vibrant flowers full of texture and fun, in the most amazing colour palette. Images are by lovely, talented Lake District wedding photographer Hannah Hall Photography, at Holesfoot in the Eden Valley. My calligraphy plays a little part, dressed in purple and gold.
Concept and words by Ash, In The Meadow Floral Design – a superbly talented wedding florist with the loveliest eco-conscious floral design studio. In The Meadow Floral Design excels in beautiful, seasonal modern garden-inspired flower styling with a lush country garden, wildflower aesthetic.
Your Holesfoot wedding supplier list
Photographer – Hannah Hall Photography
Venue – Holesfoot
Floral styling and concept – In The Meadow Floral Design
Cake – Wren Cake Design
Content curator – The JN Collective
Dress from Bridal Collection of Lancaster
Designer – Sincerity
Table styling and candles – Deborah Marie Wedding Styling
Table plan cards, place card scrolls and calligraphy – By Moon & Tide
Make up – Megan Hartley Make Up Artist
Hair – Hair by Emma Kelly
Models Holly & Liam aka The Ellison-Fosters
Headpieces – Raven Millinery
Lights – Eden Event Hire
Owls – Cumberland Bird of Prey Centre
As soon as I spotted Holesfoot’s starry night sky installation on Instagram, I was completely enchanted and instantly knew it would be the most magical setting for a styled wedding shoot. And so, like so many couples do at the beginning of their wedding planning journey, I turned to Pinterest to help me gain further inspiration and realise my full vision.
My Pinterest board quickly filled with rich, luxurious dark purple florals, beautifully contrasted by unexpected pops of bright pink and golden mustard tones (not the most obvious palette choice for a Spring shoot). Led by this palette, I found myself drawn to images of moody, romantic atmospheres with soft candlelight, delicate textures, and dreamy, celestial details.
Whilst the vision for this shoot had become crystal clear, what had also become apparent was the need for very low light conditions, in order for this vision to truly come to life.
I’ll admit, I was uncertain if my idea was even possible (something to always be cautious of when using Pinterest for creative inspiration) – with my main concern being how this would all work from a photographer’s perspective. Thankfully, after reaching out to Hannah Hall Photography, she assured me it could be done—and beautifully so. With her expertise, the concept felt achievable, and I was even more excited to see it come to life.
And so to bring it to life, I began carefully selecting a team of insanely talented suppliers, who I knew could really help transform this concept into reality:
Hannah Hall Photography – a highly experienced and skilled photographer, who not only captured the most beautiful images but got really creative with those low-light conditions.
The JN Collective – these guys are absolute masters of capturing beautiful content, Nicola documented the shoot with incredible attention to detail, preserving those magical moments
Deborah Maria Wedding Styling – I chose Deborah for her incredible attention to detail, which I knew would make for the most breathtaking styling.
By Moon and Tide – whose elegant calligraphy and hand-drawn illustrations captured the celestial feel perfectly, helping to really elevate the feel of the shoot. The scroll place names and seating plan were absolutely exquisite, adding a beautifully bespoke touch.
Wren Cakes – a true artist when it comes to cake design, who can take any brief and create the most spectacularly stylish centrepiece
Raven Millinery – whose intricate headwear reflected the shoot’s luxurious yet playful feel—perfect for fun-loving, untraditional couples.
Megan Hartley – the most skilled makeup artist I know, who listened carefully to my atypical bridal brief and brought it to life with absolute perfection.
Emma Kelly – a boho hair wizard, recommended to me for her exceptional styling skills—and she absolutely delivered, creating an effortlessly romantic look.
Bridal Collection Lancaster – a super friendly, inclusive, down-to-earth bridal store with a stunning selection of dresses, making it easy to find the perfect gown to complement the ethereal theme.
Together, we crafted a scene that felt otherworldly—lush, atmospheric, and filled with a sense of cosmic romance.
Winter weddings have a unique magic all of their own. There’s something wonderful about warm candlelight, especially paired with a darker wedding cake and dramatic stationery. The hues of winter hellebores and the gentle sparkle of taper candles, with polished glassware and late autumn foliage are simply breathtaking here. The venue, a gem in the Lake District: Ghyll Barn is located in the Eden Valley. Images are by utterly brilliant, ridiculously talented and bloody lovely Lakes wedding photographer: Hannah Hall, based in Kirkby Stephen.
I was over the moon to be asked to be a part of this inspiring wedding photoshoot, lending my calligraphy for the day, and creating the invitation, vow booklets and table plan to fit with the winter wedding palette chosen for the day. The look is dramatic with modern winter colours, which will work for weddings throughout the winter season.
There’s an art to capturing winter weddings and Hannah Hall captures every detail and moment magnificently. From the November sunlight falling across the insanely beautiful cake, to the soft glow of candles and Katie & Isaac’s cosy snuggles and loving looks: every one of the amazing photographs Hannah shared after our day at Ghyll Barn took my breath away. There are so many: I’ll be sharing more of my favourites on insta at @englishweddingblog and you can find Hannah Hall at https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk
Daisy’s floral styling (Rocke n Roses) with dark hellebores and hydrangeas iss absolutely stunning. Beech branches tie in beautifully with a designer wedding cake from Kelly at Wren Cakes: a dramatic dark wedding cake with exquisitely handcrafted autumn leaves.
Dresses and accessories from lovely Julia Tasker Bridal Couture are ultra elegant, the first a Sassi Holford dress with puff sleeves and a gorgeous belt which our model Katie wore as if it were made for her.
Isaac’s suit from Arnison’s is the perfect look to team with Katie’s romantic bridal style. (Black tie is becoming more of a thing for UK weddings – guys should feel amazing on their big day too!) Katie’s make up by talented and absolutely FAB Megan Hartley is ethereal and radiant – and her hair by lovely Amanda Jones set in romantic soft curls is just gorgeous.
Emily from Juni Jewellery showcases the most exquisitely made pieces for Katie to wear: pearl drop earrings, a stunning solid gold heart pendant and wedding & engagement rings. Emily’s craft is incredible and her jewellery is designed with love for the modern groom and bride.
My calligrapher’s heart is smitten by the table styling. Tiphanie from Willow & Fig worked alongside Julie from Lune Valley Crockery Hire to create a superb and twinkling tablescape with runners in soft claret, taper candles and amber glassware. Each place setting was styled with elegant plates and dark linens which felt like such a treat to place my little name scrolls onto!
And my recommendation for your wedding in 2025: book a celebrant. Juliet Golding is a rockstar: she brings character, fun and warmth to ceremonies and will make you (and your guests) feel incredibly special. Celebrants are a world apart from council-employed registrars: they’re quirky and independent, focused on you and on giving a personalised ceremony – and Juliet plays her part with so much heart.
A huge thank you to Chris at Ghyll Barn for hosting us, and for introducing us to this glorious Cumbrian wedding venue. A sustainable space, characterful and with every door, wall and artfully crafted piece of furniture telling a story, Ghyll Barn feels like the place to book for Lake District weddings.
We were spoilt on the day by pizzas from Super8Pizza. If and when I write a ‘wedding trends for 2025′ article (and I can feel one coming on, I’m not gonna lie!) Pizzas will be right up there. For weddings in any season, at any venue and with any vibe: filling your guests’ tummies with the joys of a pizza truck will make your wedding unforgettable! (These pizzas were just that!)
It didn’t snow on the day, but that was ok because everyone brought their own brand of twinkly winter magic, and the team created the most blissfully beautiful winter wedding you could ever imagine.
Venue https://ghyllbarn.co.uk
Concept / photography https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk
Styling https://www.willowandfig.co.uk
Crockery / glassware https://www.lunevalleycrockeryhire.co.uk
Florist https://www.rockenroses.co.uk
Makeup https://www.meganhartleymakeupartist.com
Hair https://www.instagram.com/amanda.joneshair/
Cake https://wrencakedesign.co.uk
Celebrant https://julietgoldingcelebrant.co.uk/couples-ceremonies/
Dresses & accessories https://www.juliataskerbridalcouture.co.uk
Suit https://www.facebook.com/arnisons
Jewellery https://www.junijewellery.co.uk
Calligraphy & stationery http://calligraphy-for-weddings.com
Pizza https://super8pizza.co.uk
Pizza bibs https://www.instagram.com/daydreamer_creative_studio
Confetti https://www.yourconfetti.com/
Models https://www.instagram.com/katieandisaac_/
Today’s wedding is a blast of colour and joy to remind us all of glorious summer days. The fabulous images by Lake District wedding photographer Hannah Hall capture the love and excitement of this amazing day. Friends and family were all a huge part of Christina & Stu’s celebrations, helping with everything from floral styling (incredible!) to stationery, make up and the wedding cake. And these two are just gorgeous and glowing surrounded by all the LOVE. Scroll slowly, this is a very special wedding to enjoy!
Wedding photographer’s website
Hannah Hall Photography, Cumbria
https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk/
Wedding photographer review
Hannah isn’t just a wedding photographer, she is basically an extra bridesmaid, with all the wedding knowledge! She gave us the most sage advice in the build up to the day and on the day was wonderful! We love our photos. Hannah will go to any length to get them, even crawling under tables! She is the best photographer ever!
Your best wedding moment or memory
We had our ceremony in the woods and it was so beautiful. The colours, the light, reading our own vows to each other, everyone was so happy, it was just perfect and still makes me smile.
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
We split up the speeches so my dad did his speech before we sat down to eat, Stu and I did a speech each after the sharing starters and then the best man speech was after the main meal which was a BBQ. We didn’t have dessert, instead we had a doughnut wall (made by my dad and doughnuts from our local Greggs).
As well as confetti everyone had sticks with ribbons on to wave both during and after the ceremony. Lots of people camped on site including us and we did a BBQ breakfast the next day. Our dad’s wore the same suits as the groomsmen. We hung up pictures in the Yurts of us with all our guests from different stages of our lives.
Venue name + review
Hillside Farm Weddings. The venue was basically a field with a woods at the side. Everything else we had to source ourselves. We used Cheltenham Yurt Hire for the Yurts, they were so beautiful and luckily we had a sunny day so we could have the sides up!
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Stu- suit from Moss Bros. Dark green suit with light green waistcoat. Waistcoat matched the groomsmen but the suit was different because he wanted to stand out. Christina – A fitted dress from Gatehouse Brides with a beaded lace bodice, low back, beaded straps, plain skirt but then a lace train and hem.
Florist name + review
I was lucky enough for one of my gorgeous friends and bridesmaids to do my flowers. Anna Lomas. She did the most incredible flower arch that we used to get married under and then for the entrance to the main yurt. She also did all the bouquets and we all did the table flowers together the day before in jam jars etc. my parents also grew a lot of flowers that we had in pots to decorate the ceremony space and the outside of the Yurts. We wanted to try and make it a bit more sustainable so when it was over people could take pots home to plant in the garden.
Cake maker name + review
My mum Rose made the cake. It was a rum and ginger cake as a nod to my Caribbean heritage and I decorated it with some edible flowers.
Stationery maker’s name + review
Stu’s cousin, Lisa Harrison did our invitations, she is a graphic designer and that was her wedding gift to us. We were also luckily enough for our friend Rosanna to write our name cards.
Any crafty projects or homemade styling touches?
Pretty much the whole wedding was homemade as I have mentioned above! As well as what I have already mentioned, I made all the hair accessories for myself and bridesmaids. I also made the button holes. With my bridesmaids we made macrame hangings to hang in the trees. My mum made silk flower table decorations in little terracotta pots, she also made the table runners. My dad and Stu made the ceremony arch, a limbo, the doughnut wall, corn hole games, a sign post pointing to all the important places in our lives and the wedding sign. My mum decorated the mirror for the table plan and our friend wrote the table plan. We also dried our own flowers for confetti.
Wedding readings?
We had 2 readings read by some of our cousins. Lisa & Shell – how being in love is like owning a dog – Taylor Mali Zara & Georgie – I will be here – Steven Curtis Chapman
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
Halo – Beyonce We had the most AMAZING wedding band – Tru Groove. They really got the party started and the dance floor was packed from beginning to end! They even set up a sing off with the guests. I would highly recommend them to anyone who likes to dance!
Hair + makeup name + review
My cousin Carly did my make up and one of my friends and bridesmaids Rachael did my hair. I am her bridesmaid next year but strangely she hasn’t asked me to return the favour!
Catering recommendation
I would also like to mention our caterers Hey Pesto Catering. They were amazing, from dealing with our complicated welcome drinks – rum punch, sangria & Pimm’s, to our evening food, curried goat, Ital curry and rice & peas, they were incredible and everything was so delicious despite being in a field with limited resources! I would highly recommend them.
Today’s wedding is a beauty. I’ve been holding on to Naomi & Chris’s gorgeous autumn wedding with all those magical golden, rust and red colours. Today feels just a little crisp and autumnal – perfect to share their day with you! The personal touches go above and beyond, with tables named after special people and styling touches like little felted birds on branches. They’re adorable! Naomi’s Needle & Thread dress is beyond beautiful, as is she! There are so many creative ideas, all captured in amazing photos by Lake District wedding photographer Hannah Hall. Hannah gets a glowing review from Chris & Naomi, who have lots of supplier recommendations to share with you so do keep reading! As always, there’ll be more favourite pics on our instagram at @englishweddingblog later!
Wedding photographer’s website
Hannah Hall Photography (https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk/)
Wedding photographer review
If you hire Hannah, you’re not only hiring a brilliant photographer, but someone who will whole heartedly help you in anyway that she can. Whether that be an answer to a silly wedding question, helping you navigate the morning of, making friends with all of your guests to get the best shots possible or sending a funny video to make you laugh for the day.
We HUGELY recommend booking Hannah for your wedding if you want to look naturally beautiful in your photos and capture the personality and life of your friends and family on your big day. We weren’t big on the idea of having loads of posed photos and when we saw Hannah’s website we knew she was the one. We chose her because she is the best at capturing those small moments that you miss on the day (as well as just being a really lovely person), for the best examples of this just go to her website (https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk) and watch the pictures scroll through. That was pretty much all we needed to know she was perfect (the ladies in the pink hats are what sealed the deal for us).
Your best wedding moment or memory
Naomi – For me, it was seeing lots of different groups of people in our lives meetings and mingling. It was like The Avengers movies when hero’s from different movies finally meet. It makes you appreciate the people you’ve met that helped you get to that day.
Chris – There are so many best moments and memories that it’s difficult to choose but as well as what Naomi said about seeing all our friends and family mingling, it was probably the first moment we were together after the ceremony, where we could just spend some time together on our own and talk about how the day had gone for us so far (there was a mammoth mission at the hotel before to make sure we didn’t see each other).
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
We had a nice mix between traditional and strayed away when it made sense to us.
Rather than finding a Maid of Honor, we stuck with Naomi’s best friend Ryan who became her “bridesman”.
We stuck to the tradition of not seeing each other before the ceremony on the day.
We also didn’t do wedding favours as we didn’t want to buy a load of things that people wouldn’t really want and would leave them and they get thrown away.
It was important for us to somehow include family members we have lost over the years. Chris had a great idea to name our tables after those people and include a little bio about those people on each placemat.
Our main focus was to ensure that we had the wedding we wanted and didn’t feel bogged down by traditions or by going out of our way to buck all trends and traditions. We borrowed certain traditions (first dance, not seeing each other before the ceremony and speeches) and did our own thing as well (no bridesmaids, no groomsmen, no wedding favours)
The only thing we can add is to take the advice we were given which is simply to make the day the way YOU want. There may be some people who try to get involved and tell you what to do and whilst you should always listen to advice, don’t feel like you have to do what they want. At the end of the day, it’s your wedding day and your memories. You can always tell them you’ll do that thing they’re telling you to do but then just… don’t. They’ll only find out on the day and by then it’ll be too late!
Venue name + review
The Pumping House in Ollerton. We cannot recommend them enough. Not only is it a beautifully unique venue in a stunning forest location but the staff were exceptional (special shoutout to our wedding coordinator Megan).
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Naomi’s dress was Needle + Thread. She had wanted something very embellished that complimented her figure but, most importantly, something that was comfortable. This ticked every box and then some.
Naomi just wanted to shout out having a fitting in your own home with friends and family. We made a day out of it and everyone felt they could relax without feeling pressured from dress sales people.
Chris’ suit came from Cavani at Coney’s in Lincoln – I wanted a nice tweed suit and I wanted a slightly different colour, as opposed to beige or blue so I went shopping for suits with my parents. We went all over the place and I almost bought a different suit until my dad said he had seen a nice suit shop in Lincoln. So we hightailed it over there as it was almost the end of the day and found the perfect suit that was green, so matched the colours for the wedding perfectly.
Chris – The staff at Cavani at Coney’s in Lincoln were absolutely brilliant. They couldn’t do enough to help me and gave honest advice and even stayed open a little past closing time to ensure I got the best suit. They also did a little bit of tailoring to the trousers and got them back to me within a couple of days. And the suits are all really reasonably priced.
Florist name + review
Our florist was the wonderful Danielle, owner of Peonies and Plumes.
As soon as we saw her work at The Pumping House open day we fell in love. She was a dream to work with and over delivered on our brief. We’re a big believer of letting experts do their thing so we briefed her with a few colours and explained the mood we were looking for: autumnal forest/berries/mosses/deep colours. And boy! We got more than we had hoped for.
Cake maker name + review
Our cake maker was Naomi’s Nan and Aunty, the Chief Cake Makers for every family occasion. Not only was the cake tasty (who can beat the baking of a grandma?) but it has extra meaning to us. And she does make one hell of a cake!!
Stationery maker’s name + review
Probably the subject that caused Chris the most stress. Naomi designed every piece of stationery in her free time. The invites, signs, menus and table names. Again, even though we ended up with tight turnarounds and took a long time to draw and design, we’re glad we did it to give our wedding more meaning (and probably saved a good amount of money doing so). We opted for a forest floral inspired design and peppered it with animals that mean something to us. In our signs we had a sleeping drawing of our cat.
Any crafty projects or homemade styling touches?
We’re big birdwatchers and knew we wanted to add that element into our day. We (but mainly Naomi!) made several felted birds and we worked with Peonies and Plume to incorporate them into each display. It helped to create a whimsical animal woodland feel and gave the kids something fun to go around and spot.
Wedding readings?
We didn’t want our ceremony is become too long, we opted for only 1 reading which was a selection of the best meaningful pieces of advice from the book The Human’s by Matt Haig: – Everything Matters.
Every ingredient inside a star is inside you – You shouldn’t have been born. Your existence is as close to impossible as can be. To dismiss the impossible is to dismiss yourself – Kindness is always courage and caring is what makes you human. Care more, become more human. – One day humans will live on Mars. But nothing there will be more exciting than a single overcast morning on Earth. – Don’t always try and be cool. The whole universe is cool. It’s the warm bits that matter. – There are a lot of idiots in your species. Lots and lots. You are not one of them. Hold your ground. – When you watch the news, and see members of your species in turmoil, do not think there is nothing you can do. But know, it is not done by watching the news. – Don’t aim for perfection. Evolution, and life, only happens through mistakes. – No-one is ever completely right about anything. Anywhere. – You don’t have to be an academic. You don’t have to be anything. Don’t force it. Feel your way, and don’t stop feeling your way until something fits. Maybe nothing will. Maybe you are a road, not a destination. That is fine. Be a road. But make sure it’s one with something to look at out of the window. – A quark is not the smallest thing. The smallest thing is the regret you will feel on your deathbed for not having worked more. – Even when the darkness is total, remember you are moving through the galaxy. Wait for the brightness of the stars. – It is not the length of life that matters. It’s the depth. But while burrowing, keep the sun above you. – If there is a sunset, stop and look at it. Knowledge is finite. Wonder is infinite. – Be alive. That is your supreme duty to the world. – At some point, bad things are going to happen. Have someone to hold onto. – Don’t ever be afraid of telling someone you love them. There are things wrong with your world, but an excess of love is not one. – You are lucky to be alive. Inhale and take in life’s wonders. Never take so much as a single petal of a single flower for granted.
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
Our first dance was actually a fun Eurovision song. Daði Freyr, 10 years. Again, the big focus for the day was to make sure everyone was having fun, as well as ourselves. We would have felt awfully awkward if we forced out a romantic song and slow dance. We love Daði Freyr and the fact that he wrote this song specifically for his wife felt so right. And, yes, we did a really cheesy disco dance along with it. Shout out to The Pointer Brothers for their inspiration and Hannah for believing in us to pull it off.
Hair + makeup name + review
As well as skilled artists, a calming and friendly environment for the morning was an essential part of finding Naomi’s hair and make-up so we asked Hannah (photographer) who she recommended. Naomi’s hair was styled by Hannah Blinko Hair who created a lovely Hollywood wave that lasted ALLLLLLL day. Hannah was great in every step along the way to the big day. Chatting over emails about styles, opening up her house for a trial run and being wonderfully funny on the day. Make-up was expertly applied by Ruby Jones who was able to make every brief come true. Ruby was great in guiding Naomi through the process and what was needed, even hoping on a call to chat things through. Again, Ruby opened up her home for the trail which was a calming and friendly environment. On the day Ruby was able to create different styles and looks for multiple women and remained calm and friendly all morning. A very welcome vibe to calm nerves.
A lovely little wedding from Cragwood hotel in the Lakes, sent in by the amazing Hannah Hall Photography. Megan and Natalie are gorgeous, and their day is full of personality and love. The little details are perfect: the wedding rings and stationery are understated and elegant. And the location blows me away. What a stunning spot to get wed, on the shores of lake Windermere. Keep reading for heartfelt supplier reviews from the happy couple – not least for Lake District photographer Hannah Hall, who I’m delighted to say is a member of English Wedding.
Wedding photographer’s website
https://hannahhallphotography.co.uk
Wedding photographer review
We were recommended Hannah by about 3 different lake district photographers. We are so happy that we found Hannah. Seeing Hannah’s previous work cemented the fact that we wanted her to shoot our special day. Hannah’s photographs are so natural and capture exactly what happens. Hannah’s communication throughout the lead up to the wedding and after the wedding, was fantastic. We realised that we had a lot in common about how we wanted to do our wedding and how our back stories were quite similar, it felt like we were meant to have Hannah as our photographer. On the day, we couldn’t have asked for a better person to join our celebration, Hannah was not only a photographer she became one of the wedding party, helping Meg get ready and Nat pin her buttonhole! To rallying the troops for the confetti! When we spent time alone for our bride and bride photos in the woods and at the lake, Hannah wasn’t phased by the fact that we were both awkward as, posing!
Your best wedding moment or memory
Everything!! Seeing Meg walk in with the boys will forever be in Nat’s memory. Our eldest boy handing over the rings. Seeing everyone who was there having a lovely time and all being together, which never gets to happen due to everyone living in different parts of the country.
Tell us anything you did differently – we love hearing about NEW traditions (or none at all!)
We knew we wanted an intimate, relaxed wedding. In the end we had 15 people there including us. It was perfect! 2 days with the people who mean the most to us making precious memories
Venue name + review
Cragwood country house hotel
Cragwood was the first venue we visited. Having a tour around we fell in love straight away. Everything was perfect, the old building, the rooms, the grounds! Being so close to the lake and seeing all the hills knowing how beautiful it would look in it’s autumnal colours. The staff were phenomenal.
Tell us a little about your outfits – both of you!
Nat knew she wouldn’t wear a dress, it’s not her style, she wouldn’t feel comfortable or be true to herself! The first outfit Nat chose was a relaxed smart look with braces but after months of deciding that was the outfit she had a change of heart and wanted to feel even smarter! Meg on the other hand changed outfits, a million (at least 7) times!! Eventually staying with the choice she wore. In Nat’s opinion Meg blew her away with how beautiful she looked, the dress was perfect.
Florist name + review
The dried flower shop, blackrod
We chose dried flowers for the bouquet and buttonholes. Best choice ever as they still look amazing sat in our hallway now.
Cake maker name + review
Megs best friend Julie! Perfect coffee cake!
Stationery maker’s name + review
Ourselves with stamps from Hobbycraft!!
Any crafty projects or homemade styling touches?
All the table decorations and stationery courtesy of Hobbycraft, eBay and local garden centre!
Wedding readings?
Bubbles by Rachel bright
And I love you means forever
First dance song? Playlist recommendations?
We had a party a few days after our wedding and that’s where we had our first dance. Our first dance was BON JOVI – thank you for loving me. In one of Meg’s romantic moments, she said that the words to that song are the words she wanted to say to Nat after a sometimes tough few years. Everytime it plays, even now, it makes Nat cry like a baby! There weren’t many dry eyes in the house when it was our first dance, until in our usual smooth selves decided to go for a twirl but both tried to twirl each other at the same time and got tangled up!
Wedding planner name + review
Cragwoods own Hannah! Absolute legend!
Hair + makeup name + review
Nats sister – Louise Thanks for facetiming in the middle of boots telling us what to buy as we didn’t know what we were doing!!!
