This is one of my absolute favourite weddings and I've been really looking forward to sharing it. It has already appeared on the fabulous Boho Weddings blog - click here to see the entry.
Amazingly, it was at the beginning of January, but the weather was almost spring-like - a mild and bright day, which just enhanced the relaxed feel of the whole day. With a 3pm ceremony, there was no rush with any of the preparations, and plenty of time for getting ready. Emma had wired up the most incredible set of multi-coloured paper lanterns, strung up to decorate the local village hall. Added to this was a fantastic array of lovely vintage tea-cups and plates, and beautiful little posies on all the tables. The flowers were just stunning, with winter berries nestled amongst white roses and lilies. And Emma's dress was absolutely sublime: a floaty, ethereal silk creation from the wonderful Charlotte Casadejus, which was utterly perfect in the setting.
The ceremony was at St Winifred's Church at Branscombe, and then the whole wedding party just strolled down the lane to the village hall to celebrate. It's one of my favourite parts of the day, with the odd cat thrown in along the way. Everyone then enjoyed plenty of prosecco and cake, and a brilliant party! It was a complete pleasure to photograph Emma and Peter, who were totally wrapped up in each other and obviously besotted; the venues were just wonderful, from the old Norman church to the lovely lanterns in the village hall; the guests had a fantastic time; everything was beautiful... basically I just love everything about this wedding!
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