[section title=”The Planning”] [field title=”Wedding Colors”] The wedding colors were white, navy, green and gold. The flowers were predominantly white with lots of green foliage; invitations and wedding breakfast were navy, white, and gold; bridesmaids’ dresses were emerald green, and groomsmen’s suits were midnight blue. [/field] [field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”] We wanted to […]

[section title=”The Planning”]

[field title=”Wedding Colors”]
The wedding colors were white, navy, green and gold. The flowers were predominantly white with lots of green foliage; invitations and wedding breakfast were navy, white, and gold; bridesmaids’ dresses were emerald green, and groomsmen’s suits were midnight blue. [/field]

[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]
We wanted to create a wedding that had all of the elegance and sophistication of black tie but combined with a party that our friends and family would remember for years. The grandeur of St Giles House provides the perfect setting to host this type of wedding. We worked with a team that was used to bringing such majestic venues to life on a wedding day. Having met at Glastonbury, music, dancing and having a party at the wedding was really important. We picked a band that far exceeded that brief from the cocktail hour to the early hours, and when combined with St Giles’ secret dance floor in the cellar, it created an ...