Today’s micro wedding is for the storybooks, Cakies. From the pastel and gold balloons floating in air, and the classic yet whimsical venue to the giant disco ball suspended in the trees, we could say a collective AHH came out of our mouths upon seeing these images from Barker Evans.
Siobhan and Oliver held their beautiful intimate wedding, not quite as they had originally planned, at Aynhoe Park in England. Think ornate columns and statues, lush velvet and ostrich feathers. They decided to marry with just under thirty guests present, before the restrictions became even tighter.

This lounge and THAT lamp are deeeelightful!

Siobhan and her ‘maids all look so darling.

Wow, stunner! And that train!

The bride said: Our vision for the wedding was traditional with a twist from the norm, something we think reflects us. We immediately fell in love with Aynhoe as soon as we stepped foot inside and could not have imagined getting married anywhere else after that. The whole weekend felt enchanting and captivating. The whole weekend was a dream, one we wish we could relive.

The wedding brought with it an extra emotion, a much more intimate feel due to the pandemic. Most of our family and friends hadn’t socialised outside of their households for months so it felt like a huge celebration in more ways than one. After overcoming so many hurdles and finally have a weekend with our loved ones after all the uncertainty made us completely appreciate everything the ...