The most wonderful thing about the wedding industry is that, with every couple that ties the knot, it grows richer, more colourful, and more full of light and love.
WWW readers Mel and Ryan wanted their day to be an intimate, relaxed celebration with their closest family and friends, a homage to their love of the outdoors, and ? at the heart of it ? an unforgettable party. Planned in just over three months, the couple designed a celebration that reflected their personalities, their values, and their passions. They interpreted traditions in their own way, and made the most of every single moment.
They chose their location for the freedom it gave them: The Keeper and The Dell, a newly licensed outdoor venue in Norfolk, with its eighteenth-century Gamekeeper’s Barn and wooden sleeping huts nestled below the trees of an ancient woodland estate. On a shining, warm August?s day, the couple welcomed their loved ones to the calming sounds of their heart-warming Apache blessing – and then to a reception glinting with the dance of one-thousand rainbow origami cranes, dried rose petals, and literary-inspired paper roses. Day turned to night with shimmering fire pits, garden games, ice cream, all to the tune of live covers by Hot Rox via WWW faves Warble Entertainment. Not one of the captures by Dan Biggins isn’t brimming with fun, love, and laughter, and we really hope you enjoy this gallery as much as we did!

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