Whilst taking a walk in beautiful Dorest, Elisa and Ryan stumbled across a deconsecrated church and a barn in the hamlet of Turners Puddle. They weren’t searching for a venue but it felt right and they began planning their wedding which was to be held on the 8th August 2015.
They crafted an interfaith ceremony which included a hand fasting and really made the whole day there own. From the music choices to the yurt for the kids and DIY décor it all worked out perfectly.
I just adore Elisa’s Temperley gown which she wore with her hair swept up. Stunning.
Thanks so much to Florence Fox Photography for sharing these wonderful images with us.
 

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THE PROPOSAL | 1st of August 2012 THE VISION | We wanted a ceremony that had true meaning for us, in a venue we could make our own.
THE PLANNING PROCESS | We found the venue – a deconsecrated church and a barn in the tiny hamlet of Turners Puddle in Dorset, whilst on a walk in the area (nothing to do with venue hunting).
BUDGET | £10,000 but we ended up spending £18,000.
THE VENUE | A deconsecrated 600 year old, small country church in the hamlet of Turners Puddle near Bere Regis, and the ?Spring Barn? (300 years old and newly restored) on the hill on the farm.
THE DRESS & ACCESSORIES | Dress – Temperley ?Gray Long Francine Tattoo Dress? bought in the Harrods summer sale at a very good price!
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