“Wahoo they’ve arrived! THANK YOU (both of you) for taking & editing SO MANY beautiful pic’s. Funny, beautiful, quirky – just what we wanted! …I wanted to say a whopping thank you for the stunning pic’s you sent through. …there are a ridiculous number of absolutely gorgeous pictures, thank you so much for taking and editing the vast number that you did. I’ve done next to no work over the last two days as I keep re-browsing them…..terrible! Nick it was a great pleasure to work with you, and Bella thank you for all your hard ‘post production’ work behind the scenes. We shall continue to sing your praises and hopefully, when we load them onto our website and circulate to friends, some of the remaining engaged couples will be suitably wowed that you managed to make us look so good and you’ll rustle up some more dates for the dairy. Best of luck with bookings this year – a truly wonderful job! Merci mille fois” Hatty & Rup

Hatty and Rupert were married in the heart of the Cotswolds at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in Northleach.

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Rupert hired a vintage Panther motorbike and sidecar to whisk Hatty to the reception in vintage style.

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Hatty wore a 1920’s vintage dress sourced by Cara of Cocoa Designs in Cheltenham.

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We like our group shots to be relaxed, informal and pain-free.

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Hatty’s ring is a copy of a 1911 Tiffany’s ring by Simon Lewis of The Diamond Shop in Hatton Gardens.

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They set up a tipi in the grounds of Blanche House at Turkdean in the Cotswolds.

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A gospel choir sang during the service and reception, and in the evening The Man From Funkle played their set.

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Rupert’s suit was by Favourbrook of Jermyn Street.
Food was by Campden Catering, with cakes by DoReMi Cakes.