Village hall weddings are always some of my faves. Growing up in a village myself there is something special about a local country low key affair. Especially one which is hand made and where loved ones all contribute towards.
Nic and Lizi chose to marry on the 30th May 2015 at Lewes Town Hall followed by a knees up at Selmeston Village Hall. There was a lovely vintage feel with bride Lizi wearing an original 1960s gown teamed with pearls and red lips. Nic meanwhile went for a navy and bow tie combo while the maids clutched colour pop yellow bouquets.
The décor was a triumph, all kraft paper table cloths, pom poms, crockery and sponge cake. Delish.
Sue Kwiatkowska, thank you so much for sending over these delightful images.  

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THE PROPOSAL | (Lizi) It was a cosy evening in early January; we were sitting together watching TV in our flat when Nic just turned to me. He said he didn’t know what he was waiting for, would I marry him" We went together to choose the ring the next day, in Brighton’s lovely South Lanes.
THE VISION | Vintage and informal.
THE PLANNING PROCESS | (Nic) We knew that we did not want a long engagement, and Lizi’s job as a teacher restricted our dates to school holidays. It was a choice between October and May and we decided to be brave and opted for May. We dove straight in to the planning, even creating a project plan to make sure we would get eve...