Many of our readers choose to use their wedding as an opportunity to celebrate the colours of Spring and their love of the outdoors – and we absolutely adore the joy with which this couple brought their loved ones together on a crisp April’s day.
Giving yourself time to make decisions organically, and the chance to understand what means the most, are hugely important elements to planning a happy and mindful wedding. WWW readers Meg and Chris set their priorities straight; they wanted a wedding full of light, love, and colour, where guests could relax and have a fantastic time, while also honouring family traditions and contributions. And so, the couple hosted a heartwarming ceremony at the family village church where Meg’s own parents had also married, with tearful readings and even a guitar solo by the bride’s brother. Guests were then welcomed to a true party; delicious food, infectious music, and plentiful drink! The bride looked absolutely drop-dead stylish in her leather jacket and separate from Jesus Peiro, framed by the hundreds of origami cranes suspended from the ceiling of the tipi. Day turned to night to the scent of salted caramel treats and marshmallows crackling on the fire, and a new beautiful chapter began, all so artfully captured by Laura and Alex from Inbetween Days Photography.
Enjoy!

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