I can’t say I’ve ever clapped eyes on a more unique village hall wedding. It’s wonderful to see the outside space at the venue of choice used so very well, it looked magical in the evening especially.
Megan and Jack chose to tie the knot on the 9th July 2016 at The Unitarian Meeting House followed by a good old knees up at Troston Village Hall. The festival vibes worked so beautifully, with tipis set up outdoors alongside festoon lights and food trucks to feed hungry tummies. The whole day was crafted by the couple and their loved ones, which enabled them to keep to their £7500 budget.
Megan chose to wear a gorgeous beaded frock from ASOS, which suited her perfectly, with Jack going for a mismatched jacket and chinos combo. A huge array of cakes, reams of bunting and a camp fire to finish. Perfect. Thanks so much to Him & Her Wedding Photography for sharing these wonderful shots.
 

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THE PROPOSAL | Jack proposed on our 3 year anniversary in Regent’s Park in front of Triton Fountain. It was an abandoned spring evening and it was beautiful. The ring was a thin gold band with an uncut/rough diamond. Perfect.
THE VISION | Festival/home-made/rustic.
THE PLANNING PROCESS | We new that we just wanted an empty space that we could fill with beautiful things.
BUDGET | £7500
THE VENUE | The ceremony was in a beautiful building in Bury St Edmunds town centre ? The Unitarian...