“Oh how wonderful! They look amazing – thank you!..We are absolutely thrilled with our photos!” Victoria & Andrew

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“We still get many comments on what a wonderful photographer Nick was to have at the wedding!” Gemma

The chaps held their ushers lunch at The Earl of March in Lavant, near Chichester, and despite the organisational spread sheet provided by Michael…

…after a few convivial drinks – a sprint to the church was required.

Meanwhile all was calm at the bride’s mother’s house.

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Gemma arrived at St Mary’s Church, East Lavant wearing a dress from The Vintage Wedding Dress Company.

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Gemma’s hairpiece was from Glitzy Secrets.

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Gemma and Michael left together by car for Farbridge Barn at West Dean, near Chichester.

Tealight lanterns hanging from mistletoe strewn Winter twigs decorated the tables.

A sparse twig motif was continued on the menus.

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Guests held aloft the table names to assist others to find their places. Favourite ski resorts extended the Winter theme.

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Guests adapted the mistletoe table arrangements to their own needs…

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Outside fairy lights strung through silver birch trees sparkled like stars in the night.

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Kim prepared for her wedding at Hunt House Quarters at Kilsby, near Rugby in Warwickshire. She wore a classic strapless dress with lace and satin bodice, full skirt and lace trimmed train, and wore her hair up in a pretty chignon style.

Her silver shoes were matched by a glamorous clutch bag.

Of course everyone hopes for fine weather on their wedding day, but the ever present rain added a pearl like sheen to the paintwork of Kim’s midnight blue Mark II Jaguar…

After a delightful service at St Mary’s Church, Dodford, Oliver wearing classic morning dress escorts his bride…

…and was fully prepared for the day with quantities of white umbrellas.

Flying their colours they set off together….

…arriving after a short drive at Dodford Manor, Northamptonshire where they were to hold their wedding reception.

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They chose the venue for its laid back relaxed country atmosphere, which suited their style. Here a balloon release is leant a quirky air by a curious juxtaposition.

Some chaps struggled with their brollies in the breeze, whilst the more relaxed let the lady take the strain…

Kim and Oliver employed delightful bunting made from old maps to decorate the venue, and a Robert Ryan papercut held centre stage.

Amongst the guests were Mr and Mrs Andrew Barker whose Winter wedding at Kelmarsh Hall also features a cameo appearance from Oliver and Kim.

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After dinner our bride and groom danced to an eclectic soul funk set by The Lowriders.

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Meanwhile, a photobooth complete with dressing up box entertained the guests…

…and in our opinion no party is complete without a glamorous pirate…

…and plenty of dramatic dancing.

“Tom and I have just looked through our amazing pictures and feel like we have just lived through the day all over again! Thank you so much for capturing our wedding so perfectly, you were a delight to have around and we have so many incredible photos to remind us of what a special day it was, tornado, thunder claps and all!  Thanks again Nick, we will definitely recommend you… With very warm wishes, Mr and Mrs Kinsella x”

Susie started the day at Barnsley House in Gloucestershire, where she got ready with her family and bridesmaids in a room in the hotel grounds, surrounded by its famous gardens.

A classic navy blue Jaguar motor car was waiting to whisk Susie from Barnsley House, the short distance to her wedding at Cripps Barn.

Despite the rain, Susie and her bridesmaids radiated warmth and happiness, and she carried the most beautiful flowers…

She was escorted by her father.

Tom’s business is in oak framing and he was particularly keen on the construction of the outside structures, and new built Oak Room at Cripps Barn. Pleached trees line a track alongside the barn.

Inside, a wall of the original stone barn bears gaffito from the Eighteenth Century.

Tom waited in the old barn by a huge open fire, decked with ivy and large jars of country flowers.

Susie, preceded by her bridesmaids who wore mismatching dresses in navy, entered with her father and wore an ivory dress by Suzanne Neville, and silver sling backs by Jimmy Choo.

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After the service the happy couple walked together through their congregation…

…as rose confetti petals were strewn across the barn floor.

Outside lanterns were hung in the surrounding trees…

…and a stylised tree provided the background for the table plan.

The radiant couple walk into their reception in the Oak Room…

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Tom had his navy blue three piece chalk stripe suit made to consciously echo his father’s own 1970′s wedding suit, which Tom had worn when he first met Susie at a mutual friend’s wedding.

Their cake contained chocolate and fruit layers, with navy blue ribbons continuing the colour theme.

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Outside, the lanterns and fire pit were lit…

…whilst inside the dancing commenced.

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Late in the night the fire and lights of the party glowed in the storm clouded sky.

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Electric fairy lights illuminated the potted birch trees outside…

…as well as those surrounding the dance floor inside the barn.

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Rebecca and James held their reception at The Great Barn, Rolvenden, between Cranbrook and Tenterden in Kent.

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They rounded off the evening with a barndance.

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The catering was provided by Chicks That Chop.

“I just wanted to drop you a line and say a big thanks for the photos. We think they are absolutely brilliant! There are lots that we really like (although you could have photoshopped my bald spot) and even the entire group shot looks really good (and not as disorganised as I remember). You were great on the day and we are really pleased with the results. We have already recommended you to a couple of people and will have no hesitation to continue to do so. Thanks again.” James

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“Thank you so much for the photos, we’re absolutely thrilled with them! Everything looks amazing – the flowers, the church and the gardens all look fantastic and everyone looks like they’re having a great time, you’ve really captured the day perfectly. Thanks again for doing such a brilliant job!” Michelle and Tom

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Video by The Wedding Catchers.

Catering by Creative Catering.

“…thank you for the book we LOVE it!” Nicole

Nicole’s wedding gown was made by Jacqueline Byrne using hand-finishing techniques, including  tradtional beading and embroidery.

Nicole’s beautiful white fur stole was designed by Temperley, London.

Nicole’s fabulous red leather shoes were designed by Vivienne Westwood.

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