I am a country girl through and through. In fact I’ve only ever lived in villages, so when I saw the delightful village wedding celebrations of Emily and Jack I was smitten.
WWW readers Emily and Jack were married on the 21st September 2016 at All Saints? Church in Lapley followed by a reception at Pendrell Hall in Staffordshire. Their day was all about their love for one another, their family and friends and the things that brought them together. They met playing in the Band of the Welsh Guards and they injected musical influences into their wedding. Their cake table included their instruments, an original side drum and a vintage saxophone, a really lovely touch indeed. The music choices were also a priority for the couple and they asked talented friends to play for them too. There are some gorgeous touches, one of my fave has to be the peachy, blush florals throughout. Emily’s rose and dahlia bouquet was an utter triumph, and it looked gorgeous with her romantic lace gown. Jack chose to wear a brown tweed suit for a timeless yet vintage vibe.
Thanks so much to Will Fuller for sharing these divine images with us.
 

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