We’re beginning the week with pure summer time bliss. Think larking around in pretty fields with horses, the exchanging of vows in an enchanted sunken garden and fete games on the lawn. There is something just so special about those long balmy days and it’s evident why the summer is undoubtedly the most popular time to get hitched. When you view these divine photographs and accomanyting story, you’ll certainly have your heart set on a summer wedding day.
Paul and Chloe chose to get married on the 23rd July 2016 at Lanwades Hall in Suffolk. They were especially attracted to the venue after learning that the hire money went directly to The Animal Health Trust, a charity close to their hearts. It was of course a spectacular setting for their outdoor humanist ceremony and with the gardens in full bloom, it made for some striking portraits too. They decorated the marquee in wild blooms, natural materials and fun bunting. Chloe’s yellow and navy bouquet was just so pretty and looked so lovely against her custom made lace gown. The gents meanwhile all wore tailored blue suits and contrasting yellow ties with tan shoes. They looked very dapper. Being musicians, the music was a big priority for the pair. Chloe’s brass band came along to play a welcome concert, and a fun arch way for the newly-weds to exit, a trumpeter friend played the ceremony music and a swing band got the guests up on the dancefloor in the evening. Many thanks today goes to M...