This wedding today just feels so quintessentially English, from the Church ceremony to the village hall reception, all set in the gorgeous Cornish countryside.
WWW readers George and Zephy chose to marry on the 5th September 2015 and created a home made and very personal day indeed. They organised and crafted up a storm, with 100 meters of bunting sewn, foraged sea shell place names and jar tea lights to name a few. I especially love that they pretty much used recycled materials throughout too.
Zephy?s Dad, Pete is a musician and took control of the music, it sounded as though the live entertainment was a huge hit. There was stylish attire, gorgeous blooms and festoon lights to boot.
Thanks goes to Alexa Poppe Wedding Photography for providing the absolutely lovely imagery with us.  

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THE PROPOSAL | On our favourite beach in Cornwall, at sunset, next to a bonfire.
THE VISION | We wanted the day to be pretty informal, relaxed and personal. We wanted good music, good (local) food, good wine and lots of dancing. We didn?t have a theme in mind but it turned out to be home-made country (if that?s even a theme).
THE PLANNING PROCESS | We set the date for just over a year after getting engaged. It was a very hands on process with everyone mucking in. We tried to use local suppliers as much as possible, people we knew and going by recommendations by friends and family.
THE VENUE | St. Peter?s Church, Mevag...