I am loving the industrial meets country woodland vibe to this wedding, thanks to it’s Victorian pumphouse ceremony location and woodland portraits with the gorgeous newly weds.
David and Maxine plumped for an Autumnal wedding on the 8th October 2016 at Papplewick Pumping Station in the Midlands, the location was so special and made the perfect backdrop to their vows. They then headed to Oxton Village Hall for their party, which offered them freedom and flexibility. On hand was Orange Tree Weddings to help coordinate and style the reception too.
One of my favourite parts of their nuptials has to be the little ones, David and Maxine ensured the wedding was child friendly and the childern were suited and booted in the cutest outfits. In fact they matched in just so with David who wore a tweed and chinos combo. Maxine was the epitome of elegance in a Catherine Deane outfit, with a lace long sleeved button top and swishy grey skirt. She teamed her look with Jimmy Choos and a gorgeous fern, rose and berry bouquet. Oh my! Thanks so much to Kathryn Edwards Photography for sharing these amazing photographs today.
 

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THE PROPOSAL There was no distinct proposal, having been together 7 years and both having had ?practice? runs. I definitely knew Max was the woman I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. I managed to find a reasonably relaxed moment to ask Max to marry me in the back gard...