The wedding plans began with their special place; Croyde Bay, which was the setting for that proposal also. From there these newly-weds plumped for a beachy rustic style wedding and it was really rather marvellous.
Kat and Billy were married on the 2nd April in a church service followed by a marquee reception at Down End Field in Devon. Talking of the marquee it was a pretty spectacular pole tent, which was subsequently decked out in rustic furniture, fresh blooms in jars and brilliant driftwood signage. I love the nods to the seaside setting with the sandy cake table, surfboard seating plan and shell place names all taking centre stage.
Kat wore a stunning lace Lyn Ashworth gown she had customised, accessorised with colourful bouquet. Billy meanwhile opted for a dapper green tweed suit and the bridesmaids looked awesome in blue with their coordinating flower crowns. Many thanks goes to Keith Riley and Abi Neda Riley for providing these utterly wonderful photographs today.
 

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THE PROPOSAL | At our special place, Croyde Bay.
THE VISION | Beachy and rustic with lots of laughter, music and dancing.
THE PLANNING PROCESS | Billy and I knew we wanted to be married in our favourite place; so that pinned our search down to Croyde. We had been to St. George?s Church, Georgeham (the next village along) a number of times over the years, on our many surfing weekends, and we knew that was the church wher...