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Penny is a highly experienced wedding coordinator and stylist having a fantastic eye for perfection and detail. She is also superbly connected in the market so when it found her attempting to realize this bohemian-luxe vision in the real world, she could pull in beautiful services and products from some truly brilliant British wedding suppliers.
Penny and her team desired to create a selection of looks that were luxurious and modern having a soft romantic edge – their very own version of 'Luxe-Boho' and appears that would be completely achievable for legitimate brides. The drop-dead gorgeous gowns the thing is in these photographs were supplied by – among London's best-regarded luxury bridal boutiques who we're exceptionally proud to recommend to any or all brides through our partnership.
The shoot centered on three key looks, featuring gowns with soft detailing and embellishments which were selected to become worn alongside accessories that added touches of simplicity. The hair and makeup were purposefully styled to appear and feel natural and accessible with understated sophistication.
The first look featured the stunning 'Charlie' gown, by Israeli designer Nurit Hen – a dress having a deep V-plunge neckline that is softened by organic lace motifs on nude illusion tulle. Embroidered 3D florals boost the dreamy, gathered tulle skirt.
The second look features another gown by Nurit Hen, 'Natasha', once more, available exclusively at Mirror Mirror Bridal boutique. This beautiful, contemporary, cotton guipure lace wedding dress brings a twist to the classic princess dress having a daring thigh-high split and head-turning fluted long sleeves. I'm deeply in love with this dress!
The third and final look features the strapless mermaid cut 'Runis' gown by Pronovias Atelier. The large leafy lace design makes this dress very unique. Here
"Accessories designer creates delicate and modern, imagined floral pieces that are sensitively cut in silk and coated in porcelain, giving a fluid natural movement filled with life having a chalky modern texture. Set onto a gold plated brass cuff, one size fits all."
"For the tables and floral bouquets, the florist used a mixture of beautiful summer blooms including peonies, blushing bride, white scabiosa, sweet peas, smoke bush, wild blackberries, and Queen Anne's Lace. Garlands were hand strung with carnations to wrap around the swing ropes. The floral look was soft having a slight wild touch to capture the boho essence."
"This enchanting dining room table gives the illusion of floating for your catering setting. The Clean Air dining room table is formed entirely of clear Perspex polished to some dazzling shine having a sleek, geometric design. Order along with our designer Louis Ghost armchairs to create a sense of neoclassical elegance for this very modern dining set. This modern design hits a distinctive balance between unimposing design and striking, creative construction and allows light to shine uninterrupted throughout your event space."
"Woodland tree swings are made in the finest quality, seasoned English Oak boards. The swings are planned and finished to some thickness of 48mm. Every among our tree swings is created by hand within our Suffolk workshop, from seasoned board to the finished product. Every swing is lovingly crafted with a keen focus on detail."
"The spectacular four-tier ivory fondant cake was supplied by cake maker extraordinaire, The stunning ferns were delicately painted manually. The cake was then adorned with an abundance of lovely sugar leaves and blossoms in varying shades of garden greens to supply a magical and enchanted forest feel."
"Simplicity was key towards the stationery design, supplied by, with this shoot. A paired back contemporary design in cool simplistic colors of soppy greys and whites, coupled with modern calligraphy gave it a genuine edge. Materials were key using the use of uncoated smooth card stock combined with transparent layers of vellum hand calligraphy for a genuinely bespoke finish. The look was completed having a tassel, what's more, to like?"
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Kate, another school performing arts teacher, and Ben, a lecturer in engineering at Newcastle University celebrated their marriage on 17 August 2018, in Durham.
Kate and Ben chose a photographer to capture their day. The summer enchantment from the venue’s beautiful gardens shines through during these beautiful images.
"He is incredible. He was this type of huge support and comfort all day long, particularly within the stress from the morning! Carn captured such beautiful pictures and everyone at the wedding commented on how lovely and friendly he was. He couldn't have done a better job during my eyes."
From the boutique, Kate chose an exquisitely minimalist gown by, having a simple bateau neckline leading round to some dramatic draping low cowl back and puddle train.
"I always knew I wanted a plain, simple dress so when I tried that one on, the crepe material fell so beautifully I knew it had been the one. I loved the reduced back from the dress."
I adore the vibrant palette of orange in Kate's bouquet, contrasting using the softer apricot tones from the roses and pale, blushing pink dahlias.
"I had my yellow bridesmaid dresses handmade by FeelTimes. I was very lucky – the customer service staff was absolutely lovely, I felt like we became friends."
Kate walked on the aisle to satisfy Ben, combined with her much-loved dad to Arms That Hold You Still by Skylark Song.
"My dad is just one of my favorite people in the whole world. One of the pictures of me and my Dad from that moment helped me cry when I first viewed it."
Ben decided on a light stone-colored suit, pairing having a crisp white shirt and brown brogues, also from Reiss.
"He needed to try a lot of to find the correct one, I think he tried more suits than I did dresses!"
"A couple of months later, Ben asked if I desired to meet for any coffee after work. It was an attractive sunny day and we ended up walking up to the High-Level Bridge in Newcastle. Ben took the lock from his pocket and asked if I desired to make it forever. We threw the keys within the Tyne after which he inquired about marrying him." Here
The civil ceremony was overseen by Katherine and Jacqueline in the Registration team, and Ben's uncle Kevin read a poem, which had been specially compiled by his cousin Kitty.
"They were so competent and made a really warm and friendly atmosphere through the ceremony. They made it feel really special."
Kate and Ben first met over four years ago in Newcastle and lived together for 2 years before Ben proposed.
"We wrote our very own vows. That was our favorite part of the ceremony as it had been completely personal to us. We also decided to have the lovely hand ceremony but we did get the giggles once we didn't fully realize what we were doing and messed up a bit!"
A local band played live throughout the ceremony, a married duo who take part with the violin and electric guitar.
"They are truly beautiful also it created this type of serene and relaxed feeling."
Following the ceremony, there have been drinks and canapes within the garden underneath the shade of the lovely apple tree bowing with ripening fruit.
"We were lucky because from the fact the gardens at Crook Hall happen to be so beautifully wild, colorful, and natural that people didn’t be concerned much about adding too many of our very own decorations. We just knew that people wanted a relaxed vibe. We both love eating and cooking therefore the food was our main priority…"
Kate and Ben made all from the wedding stationery themselves using paper with brightly colored spots they handmade. They also incorporated it right into a table plan utilizing a bike wheel! Friend Marc Bennet painted a sweet order from the day for the pair, that was also displayed within the garden.
"We chose our venue because we simply fell in love using the place the moment we first viewed it. The gardens are beautiful and also the medieval manor house built circa 1217 is one of the oldest inhabited houses in Durham City. It is so convenient and near to town yet it feels like millions of miles in the city. The place just has a calming feel to it and that we felt enjoy it suited just how we wanted your day to be."
Everyone made their way indoors for that wedding meal, and such a remarkable setting with gorgeous, historic stone walls. Little wonder Kate and Ben felt that no further decoration was needed beyond fairy lights and candles.
"My favorite thing was searching and seeing our friends and family in one location and feeling very lucky to have a lot of amazing people within our lives. I loved the speeches (My Dad, Ben, and my mate Vicky) I loved dancing with Ben and seeing how happy he was all day long. I loved everything – I wish we were able to just do everything again."
"Later we'd a band called. Great fun, energetic, and also got everyone dancing. So much fun! …The band played us an initial song that was an upbeat folky style song. It was fun after which everyone came and joined us soon! We didn't practice whatsoever so we were finding it very funny."
Words of Wedded Wisdom
"Stick for your guns by what you want. I remember when I was fitting dresses and everyone had an opinion about what it should be but I knew deep down I wanted something easy and classic and I'm so glad I chose the main one I did."
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Please meet Amber, the bridal shop manager, and James, a designer, and decorator, who married on 20 June 2018 in the blank canvas venue, Ayrshire in Scotland.
A desire for any bold and bright day along with a wish to produce a Parisian floral fiesta to reflect their visits together to France led the pair to fill the farm and barn with wild summer flowers as well as an eclectic mixture of jugs and tins for any cozy, homely feel.
Amber was in the perfect situation to determine many, many gowns and she knew her dream dress was the one for her. It is so incredibly special using the delicate yet vivid pink embroidery within the ethereally light tulle. The gown is completely perfect for a summertime wedding.
The boldness of the gown was offset through the vintage soft tulle, and complete veil and Amber visited their high-street favorite on her deep pink bridal shoes.
Amber's grown-up bridesmaids wore short sage bridesmaid dresses for any fresh, summery vibe. Their bespoke hair combs were designed to enhance Amber's plus they carried vibrant, joyful bouquets.
"My mum and her closest friend Lucy very kindly agreed to do our flowers. I found the website which searches for all of the local wildflower growers in your town. Many growers provide you with buckets of flowers for any set price therefore we ordered ten buckets and gave the farmer a tough idea from the colors we wanted. The flowers were absolutely beautiful, we wanted these phones to look as if they'd just been plucked in the ground and also to not be too stylized – these were perfect."
"For the ceremony within the garden, my mum and I designed a floral arch with silk flowers and ivy to frame James and me once we got married. We added some Persian rugs towards the aisle to make it look a little cozier coupled with sunflowers and ribbons hanging in the ends from the rows to include a pop of color." Here
James decided on a traditional Scottish kilt having a modern twist through its bright tartan of Ancient Buchanan. Worn having a jacket and waistcoat, he looks contemporary and confident. The final touches were a deep green tie and a pretty buttonhole.
"We wanted all of the groomsmen to possess different colored tartans – I love the look of all of the colors! We stuck to tones of green and blue so there is some link between them."
After the ceremony, Amber shared information about how she and her talented family and friends created this bright look using flowers, ribbons, and trinkets. My favorite detail has to become the ribbon and flowers bunting which fluttered within the breeze.
"We wanted the primary barn to become filled with color so I made meters of dangling fake flowers with ribbons and threaded colorful petals onto string to hang too. My mum designed a big chandelier of ivy and fake flowers which sat on the top table."
The evening's dance acquired pace having a ceilidh dance to after the pair took towards the floor for Nick Cave's 'Into My Arms.
"We debated our first dance for a while and worried that 'Into My Arms' was not fast enough but eventually I thought, 'Who cares what your guests think? This is our first dance and our song', therefore it had to become that!"
Words of Wedded Wisdom
"Don't get hung up on small things. If something doesn't go quite to plan either before or at the time of the marriage, don't stress. The people who are around you will make things right. It's one big party and also you need to possess a blast!"
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Interior Designer Claire and Ben, a Financial Controller, were married on the 3 August 2018 in the majestic, Sefton Park in Liverpool. Ben was raised in the city coupled with always loved the venue, so when he showed it to Claire, she fell in love, too.
Claire finds the ethereal 'Harlow' gown by an image of beaded lace and tulle, having a subtle nod towards the 1930s silhouette within the double straps and scalloped lace from the bodice.
"I went shopping with my mum, sister, mother-in-law, and sister-in-law. I instantly knew when I saw my mother-in-law's face."
The elegant bridesmaids wore blush pink bridesmaid dresses with lace, and I love the gorgeous bow detailing in the back. In their hair, they wore delicate fresh flowers, given by Claire and Ben's florist.
Claire and her bridesmaids carried romantic posies of roses inside a beautiful array from the softest pastel pink and ivory shades, all tied with trailing ribbons to complement the color palette. Ben and the groomsmen looked fantastic in deep blue suits, combined with light grey waistcoats and burgundy ties.
Claire and Ben first met approximately twenty years ago, in September 1998, when Ben and the family moved from Liverpool to Mold in North Wales, and he began to attend the same school as Claire. Fast forward through primary and high school as well as their blossoming friendship, after which onto university and work.
They held in touch on / off from there, however, it wasn't until Claire went home for Christmas, eighteen years once they first met and six years given that they had seen one another, that they enjoyed their initial date together.
"Ben, finally, proposed in Nunsmere Hall. We transpired the jetty. It had been a sunny day also it had converted into a beautiful summer evening. Ben had been nervous when I dropped my phone in the water. We fished it –it was fine!" Here
"My favorite part of the day was seeing Ben at the end of the aisle and reading our vows to one another. Everyone always said consume every moment since it will be over inside a flash."
"I ensured that I took every word and moment in our vows."
The ceremony was conducted, and also the couple decided to write their very own vows one to the other, that they have kindly shared for us to savor.
"I choose you to be my mate, my faithful partner, and my one real love. I promise to provide you with the best of myself, assist you to love life; encourage you and also inspire you, and also to love you truly through negative and positive. I will forever be there to laugh with you and also lift you when you're down and also to love you unconditionally through all our adventures in everyday life together. I promise to trust, respect you as my person, and also to love you with my whole heart for my very existence."
Following the ceremony, there have been drinks to be enjoyed from the gin bar set up, and Claire made a crate display within the Palm House, displaying table plans and helpful tips about the day.
A live band was there to obtain everyone up and to the dancefloor later in the evening, and Claire and Ben decided to enjoy their first dance together to Perfect by Ed Sheeran.
"The words from the song are extremely relevant to our story, we'd chosen it before he'd released it like a single."
Words of Wedded Wisdom
"Enjoy every moment!"
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Secondary mathematics teacher Rachel wed Scott, a fireplace alarm engineer, on 29 July 2018 at Houghton, Preston, inside a countryside-inspired day full of pink summer roses, rustic detailing, and… gin!
Time to speak about Rachel’s simple, totally modern gown which I am head over heels for due to the clean lines, simplicity, and touch of sparkle. I think its halterneck design and gorgeous V-back are different, too.
"I was looking for any simple but elegant look than one that was much less glitzy. I loved the fabric and the way it had been different from all of the others. I loved the actual way it fits and exactly how it helped me feel – like I didn’t wish to take it off. It was also so comfy. It has been said this dress is made for me and was referred to as being 'just me'."
The couple first met whilst being employed as lifeguards at their local leisure center and were together eight years before Scott proposed within the Lake District.
"We soon became friends and then were built with a Christmas smooch. We officially became boyfriend and girlfriend on Valentine's Day 2009. We bought our ideal home in May 2014, where I am sure we'll stay till we're old!"
"Our house didn't feel like an effective home until Scott purchased a black Labrador puppy called Baxter in May 2015; he's given us plenty of laughs and certainly kept us on our toes. Crackers aren't the word! After realizing that Labradors need plenty of exercises we took numerous trips towards the Lake District."
"A place we now have grown to like, it had been here that whenever almost nine years together, Scott proposed in August 2017. This was this type of surprise and I was on the moon – I had thought it had been never going to happen! The wedding was booked in December 2017 and also the big day ended up being to be in July 2018; this didn't leave long to plan and organize." Here
Whilst Rachel prepared, Scott and the groomsmen dressed up in blue suits, shoes, shirts, and ties from Menswear in Preston. Scott asked his older brother to become the best man, whilst the bride-to-be's younger brother and three of his school friends were groomsmen.
Rachel was able to find blush pink bridesmaid dresses that complemented her very own halterneck gown from an online store. They wore all of them with the cutest cream court shoes, decorated with tiny flowers.
They all wore love knot earrings gifted to them by the wedding couple and their braided up-dos were adorned with fresh gypsophila.
Photographer has captured such glorious 'getting ready shots during the day, along with the beautiful ceremony and reception shots. Her style is clean and crisp – and thus colorful too.
"She was clear and organized in the start and incredibly attentive throughout the day, having a documentary style which suited our look and led to fab photographs."
The bride carried a bouquet of peonies and foliage come up with by Margaret Mason, a buddy of Scott's family. The bouquet may be the epitome of summer – but I might be biased as peonies are among my very favorite flowers.
"I searched through Pinterest often to find the perfect type of flowers. I had to complement the bridesmaids' dresses as well as the venue. I went for pink peonies for my bouquet and pale pink roses with plenty of green for that bridesmaids."
"There's just one word to explain them; amazing. Our wedding will not have been the same without them."
Words of Wedded Wisdom
"Don't worry an excessive amount about the small things and focus on the things that your friends and relatives are going to remember. Food was vita and thus we incorporated this into every part of our day, even including an ice-cream van because the evening guests arrived!"
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