George and Susan wed on 7th October 2017 and what a fabulously stylish and cosy autumn wedding it was. It was really important to our couple to have a traditional church service, and they followed this with a wonderfully relaxed marquee wedding on the family farm – just perfect.
We have Lydia Stamps to thank for the marvellous images today and the joy on everyone’s faces is just captured so well.
All of the décor was informed by the countryside and Dorset in particular. With tables named after local beers, shot gun cartridges for place names and pheasant feathers featuring heavily in the florals, there are so many details to admire. The lighting in the marquee is really something special and I just can’t get enough of the peachy colour scheme throughout. Prosecco fans, don’t miss the Bubble Bike! Enjoy WWWers.

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THE PROPOSAL | George and I met at school and had been together for over seven years when he proposed in our kitchen one evening in December 2016. It was such a shock, I was so overwhelmed that I didn?t speak for such a long time (very unlike me) that I?m sure he was rather relieved when I finally broke that silence with a yes! The proposal was perfect, I never wanted anything public and it took me completely by surprise!
THE VISION | We wanted the wedding to be really ?us? and for everyone we loved to have an amazing, relaxed day with the reception feeling almost lik...