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St Pancras Renaissance Wedding Photography

October 9, 2017 · 14 Comments

I’m so late blogging this London vow renewal and wedding celebration! I don’t quite know how the summer is already in the rearview mirror and we’re heading straight into winter. It feels like only yesterday when we gathered at St Mary Abbots for a beautiful ceremony and, afterwards, hopped onto a Routemaster that took us to St Pancras Renaissance Hotel for the Wedding Breakfast and evening celebration.

There were beautiful flowers by Lavender Green Flowers, a gorgeous cake by Abigail Bloom Cake Company, and of course the stunning Courtney, who looked amazing in her customised Amanda Wyatt gown and Emmy London shoes. Jess from St Pancras Renaissance Hotel was in charge of catering, and it was so lovely to have a mini reunion with some of my favourite vendors, the Wedding Smashers who got everyone on the dancefloor, and Gorgeous Films, who were there to capture the day on video.

Ever since their engagement shoot in Cornwall, I knew that their day would be something special, and I wasn’t wrong! Thank you so much for letting me play my little part in everything! xo

Victoria & Charles : Kensington Palace wedding with old school glamour

June 23, 2016 · 11 Comments

Time is a funny thing. It seemed like I had been waiting for Victoria & Charles’ wedding day for ages, and yet it felt like it was only yesterday when we got together for their engagement session in Somerset. Taking on such a limited number of weddings means I’m looking forward to each one with even more enthusiasm, and I couldn’t have been more excited when Victoria & Charles’ big day finally rolled around!

Victoria got ready with her sister and friends at her childhood home, which added something really special to the proceedings. It was lovely to be surrounded by all the photographs and mementoes that told such vivid stories and formed a map of memories. Pat Mascolo, the mother of one of Victoria’s oldest friends was on hand for make-up, and Lauren from Tony and Guy perfected Victoria’s stunningly glamorous wavy hair-do.

Before Victoria stepped into her Valentino shoes and the most beautiful (I, mean really!) Monique Lhuillier gown from Browns Bride, her and Charles’ dog Albert came in for a quick cuddle and a pose. You could literally hear all the hearts in the room melting! After popping on her great-great grandmother’s pearl and diamond earrings, and Charlie’s family onyx and diamond bracelet, and picking up her simply stunning Hayford and Rhodes bouquet, Victoria was ready.

It was a short walk to the church of St Mary Abbots and after the ceremony, all the guests continued on foot to the Orangery at Kensington Palace for the party. There, Rhubarb was in charge of the catering and Pearl and Groove had created the most amazing gluten free cake. As well as stationery from Wren Press, Victoria’s own illustrations also played a part in the look of the day. She had illustrated all the escort cards to look like ‘Royal Ascot Enclosure’ badges, and each guest got a small cut-out caricature of themselves instead of a place card. It was definitely fun talking point (and a selfie opportunity!) and the guests took their portraits home.

Another talking point was a wonderful Photo Booth with a bespoke Reynolds oil painting backdrop, operated by the Photo Booth Guys. When the night fell, everyone got on the dance floor, and with a little help from the DJ’s Prelude Entertainment, boogied the night away.

It was such a pleasure to be a part of this joyful and beautiful day, and also to get to work with the amazing Gorgeous Film again. Victoria & Charles (and Albert!), I wish you all the best in your life together, I’m pretty sure it will be full of laughter and adventure! xo

Alison & Gareth | Wedding

July 24, 2014 · 3 Comments

On a hot summer’s day like today, reminiscing over Alison & Gareth’s wedding day, with it’s energetic and erratic rain showers, feels like a breath of fresh air.

Alison & Gareth had a very intimate London wedding, with a ceremony for their nearest and dearest at Mayfair Library, followed by dinner at Claridges. I felt very privileged to get to capture such a personal celebration, and it made a lovely change to this year’s wedding to be at the heart of London. Even the umbrellas added to the familiar vibe I thought!

Congratulations again Ali & Gareth, wishing you lots of love and laughter in your future together! xo

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Marianne Taylor creative fine art destination wedding reportage photography London Claridges

Nina & Ben | Wedding

September 27, 2013 · 4 Comments

Nina & Ben’s (who’s engagement session you might have seen a while back) wedding meant a return to Andaz Liverpool Street, a venue very close to my heart. It’s always such a pleasure to work there, now with the current wedding planner, Karly Hunt.

After Nina got her hair and makeup done by Sarah Crick-Linton, and got dressed into her beautiful Pronovias gown and super stylish LK Bennett shoes, the lovely humanist ceremony took place in the Bishopsgate Room. Marianne from Sweetpea Flowers, created the stunning (as always!) flowers that set the tone for the whole day, along with the stationery by Minted. After the ceremony, it was time for cocktails in the Gallery.

For the reception, we ascended to the sublime 1901 Restaurant, where the amazing Chateau Macaron cake took centre stage. All the tables were numbered with champagne bottles Nina & Ben had collected from special moments in their life, a very sweet touch! The day was filled with so much love, laughter and Jager bombs, I just loved it all. It was also a beautiful mix of English and German (from Nina’s side) traditions.

What a joy it was to be back at The Andaz, and to get to be a part of Nina & Ben’s gorgeous day! Thank you so much for having us, you are amazing. x

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Marianne Taylor creative fine art wedding reportage photography

Jasmine & Marton | Wedding

May 13, 2013 · 10 Comments

Last month Jasmine & Marton got married at Winchester House in Putney, and I was there to take some portraits of them. Despite a few drops of rain and freezing wind, I had such a brilliant time with these newlyweds, who smiled their way through the chilly conditions. Thanks so much Jasmine & Marton for having me there, I wish you all the best in your future together! x

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Bianca & Daniel | Wedding

January 24, 2013 · 22 Comments

On one of the coldest days of the year, Bianca & Daniel got married at Marylebone Townhall in London with their closest family and friends present. The icy breeze was a bit of a shock to the system, especially since the couple live in Brazil, but Bianca and Daniel were such troopers laughing their way through their portrait session on the windy streets of London.

It was such an honour to meet these two, and get to spend a few hours sharing in on these beautiful moments with them and their family. Thank you so much for having me Bianca & Daniel, I wish you an amazing future together in Brazil! x

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Megan & James | Wedding

October 4, 2012 · 3 Comments

For Megan & James’ wedding I got to travel up to Liverpool for the first time ever. I had just flown back from Palm Springs, so jet lag made the whole day seem slightly more surreal than it would have otherwise been, but perhaps that just added to the magic?

To start the day, Megan and the girls got ready in a very cool apartment at Base2stay Liverpool. Megan’s gorgeous wedding gown was from The White Closet, and I just loved how all the girls wore flats! Goes to show that shoes can be super cute even without skyscraper heels.

The ceremony and reception took part in different parts of the Victoria Gallery & Museum. I think the fact that we were surrounded by artefacts from around the world added to my otherworldly feeling, it was a little bit like shooting a wedding inside an Indiana Jones movie. Inspired by the surroundings, and since Megan is from Australia, the decorations had a travel theme to them, coolest of all being the seating plan which was the map of the world!

Thanks so much for having us Megan & James, photographing your wedding was the nicest homecoming I could have wished for! I hope you had an absolutely brilliant time on your honeymoon in Sweden! x

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Lucy & Brad | Wedding

September 19, 2012 · 21 Comments

I think it’s safe to say Lucy & Brad’s London wedding will go down in history books as the rainiest wedding I’ve ever photographed. Oh boy did we get soaked! But I’m happy to say that the weather didn’t dampen the spirit of the day at all.

We started the day at The Threadneedles Hotel in Bank, where Nelson Caterino was in charge of make-up, and Tina Outen hair, before Lucy got dressed in her beautiful Lazaro gown. From there it was a short, but super rainy (I mean, the driver could not see a thing), drive to St Etheldredas Church in Holborn, where Lucy & Brad exchanged their wows.

As by miracle the rain halted and gave us a tiny window of opportunity for portraits, before entering The Royal Exchange for the reception. It was lovely being back at the Exchange, it’s such a grand and yet unusual place for a wedding I think. Black Poppy had created the most amazing flower arrangements, which I didn’t realise were made of fabric until it was pointed out to me. Just incredible! Also worth mentioning is the beautiful cupcake tower by Crumbs and Doilies.

Thanks so much for having us Lucy & Brad, what a gorgeous day full of warmth it was! x

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India & Martyn | Wedding

June 7, 2012 · 13 Comments

It had been raining for what seemed like forever, but on India & Martyn’s wedding day the sun made a spectacular comeback, taking us all by surprise. The glorious weather added to the giddy atmosphere of the wedding day, making everyone even happier than normal. The Bingham in Richmond was the epicentre of activities on the day, from getting ready to the reception, with a beautiful ceremony a skip and a hop away at the Petersham Parish Church in between.

I just love love loved India’s amazing vintage wedding gown from Fur Coat No Knickers, sooo stylish! And her Freya Rose shoes and self-designed veil completed the nostalgic look perfectly. It was also so very cool to watch (the legendary) Elbie van Eeden to work her magic on India’s make-up.

After soaking up the sun in the garden with some canapés, the party moved inside for the speeches and the wedding breakfast. There was a French theme (with a hint of Welsh!) to the reception, with bottles of bubbly, an incredible cake from Ladurée, stationery by Cutture and a delicious combination of lavender and other flowers arranged by Zita Elze. On our way out we once again passed the baton on to the Wedding Smashers who took over the responsibility of getting people in various masks and sparkly gloves onto the dance floor.

What a lovely, lovely day! In a lot of ways it truly felt like the first day of summer, and what would be a more fitting feeling for India & Martyn to start the next chapter of their lives with. Thank you so much for having us guys, we loved every minute! x

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Maria & Andrei | Wedding

May 31, 2012 · 18 Comments

You couldn’t really get a more central London wedding than Maria & Andrei’s wedding at the British Academy, overlooking St James’s Park. And what an incredible venue it was! Mix in all of Mia’s stylish touches and it all adds up to a seriously swanky affair. To start with, the funky stationery set the tone for the scrumptious yellow theme, which carried through to the rest of the day.

Jimmy Campbell was on hand to take care of make-up and hair, while Mia and her girls got ready in the most opulent room ever (just check out the ceiling!). Mia’s gorgeous wedding gown was by Pronovias and her incredibly cool yellow shoes were by Benjamin Adams. Florist Enchanted Florals had followed the yellow theme beautifully, balancing the colour with some fresh white.

Caterer FoodShow took care of delicious looking food, while Provenance Fine Wines was in charge of the tipple. The most amazing cake was created by no other than Linda Fripp Designs. Since Andrei’s roots are in Malta, and Mia’s in Spain, little touches, such as the yellow fans, added to a Mediterranean vibe.

The day was filled with so much laughter and joy. And when the evening started to fall, after a quick spin for portraits at Trafalgar Square, we left DJ Matt Maurice in charge of getting people on the dance floor.

Thanks so much Mia & Andrei for having us share your day with you! It was a pleasure and a privilege. x

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Sally & James | Wedding

May 17, 2012 · 9 Comments

I do love a London wedding! Sally & James live in the heart of Smithfield, so it was only natural they would want to get married in this gorgeous area of London. Even the weather added to the ‘London atmosphere’, with rain that didn’t let up all day…

Sally and the girls got ready at the swanky The Zetter where Sadaf Ahmad was on make-up duty, while Tony Hegarty took care of the hair. Sally’s uh-ma-zing wedding gown was by Sottero and Midgely and once again I got to play with my favourite Jimmy Choos, I do love a bit of sparkle me.

For the ceremony we gathered at the beautiful Parish Church of Saint Bartholomew The Less and I have to say that one of the most touching moments of the day was listening to the incredible London Community Gospel Choir sing. Sooo good! Afterwards, a quick skip and a hop across Smithfield Market, and we arrived at the reception of Sally & James’ wedding, which was held at Portal Restaurant and Bar where flowers by Hattie Fox of Harper and Tom’s added delicious colour to the rainy day. I also need to mention the beautiful cake, made by Sally’s mum, which looked like a replica of Sally’s dress! Loved it.

Thank you so much Sally & James for having us be a part of your day. You are just the loveliest and I wish you all the best in your life together as husband and wife! x

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Sarah & Colin | Wedding

April 25, 2012 · 19 Comments

As venues go, Andaz Liverpool Street is very close to my heart. Couple of years ago we shot so many weddings at the Andaz, that we might as well have moved in (oh I wish!), but strangely enough last year I did not have one wedding there. So being the photographer for Sarah & Colin’s Andaz wedding felt a little bit like a homecoming.

Sarah looked stunning in her Pronovias gown and those Jimmy Choos. Lauren Newman from Return to Glory took care of hair and makeup, while Maianne Johnson of Sweet Pea Flowers provided colour to the day with the stunning bouquets and flower arrangements.

The ceremony of Sarah and Colin’s wedding took place in the Bishopsgate room, with a drinks reception in the Gallery and wedding breakfast in the Great Eastern room to follow, centrepiece of which was the uh-ma-zing Peggy Porschen cake. A cool London theme carried throughout, from the tube map seating plan to the brilliant tube sign wedding favour biscuits by Biscuiteers.

And of course, it wouldn’t have been a proper homecoming had we not had a chance to cross paths with Max from the Wedding Smashers, with whom we share many happy memories from the dance floor of the Andaz!

Thank you sooo much Sarah and Colin for having us share your beautiful day with you, and for bringing us back to one of our favourite venues. x

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Lucy & Matt | Wedding

April 13, 2012 · 14 Comments

Lucy & Matt’s wedding day was special in so many ways. First of all, we shot Lucy’s brother David’s wedding to Eleni three years ago, so it was a real privilege to get to celebrate with their lovely family once again. Also, seeing David and Eleni so happy and blooming, expecting their first baby in just a month, made me feel a bit maternal (like I slightly embarrassingly told David, it’s like my babies are all grown up!). Eleni & David also played a part in the wedding, as Eleni had created the beautiful cake, while David performed in the evening with his band, The Big Red.

Another reason that made this wedding pretty awesome was the fact that is was one of the very rare local weddings I get to shoot. I do love travelling around the country and beyond, but there is definitely something extra special about attending a wedding in your local neighbourhood.

Lucy and the girls got ready at the Bloated Mallard in Teddington, where Natalie Guest created an absolutely stunning hair do and make-up, before Lucy slipped into her adorable Charlotte Balbier gown. We then headed for a beautifully intimate ceremony at Orleans House Gallery in Twickenham. After the ceremony Brula, from my old neighbourhood in St Margarets, provided yummy-looking canapés under the blossoming trees, before the guests were ushered into a routemaster that took us to the reception venue, The Bloated Mallard in Hampton Hill.

One of my favourite bits was heading out for some portraits in my ‘local park’ i.e. Bushy Park, which was just amazing (and amazingly windy). It was also lovely to briefly catch up with Gareth of GJ’s Discos, who got the party started in the evening. Most of all I loved how everything about the day felt so comfortable and familiar, and how all the bits of the wedding were created by family and friends, such as the flowers for example, which were by Lucy’s mum’s friend Ginny.

These sort of days make my job feel somehow more meaningful, getting to see how my previous couples are flourishing, and feeling like I am somehow connected to these different strings of life out there. It’s just the best.

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Polly & Jack | Wedding

January 17, 2012 · 20 Comments

Polly & Jack were originally planning a big do for next summer, but in the end they decided to get married in a small and intimate wedding in London, with just their nearest and dearest present. If not for the fact that Polly & Jack are Londoners, I would describe their event as an elopement. Although, surely it’s just as romantic eloping in your own city?

I was with Polly & Jack for just a few hours, from the sweet ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall, to some portraits in Regents Park (in the few moments of sunshine this otherwise damp day had for us!), through to the clinking of champagne glasses at the beautiful St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. I so enjoyed being part of Polly & Jack’s day, and I wish them all the best in the future!

P.S. before you ask, Polly’s amazing dress was by David Fielden!

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Alison & Anna | Civil Partnership

November 24, 2011 · 33 Comments

I’m a sucker for symmetry, and when that it applies on a grander scale, it is even more satisfying. We started the year with Phil & Christian’s Civil Partnership celebrations at 30 St Mary Axe aka the Gherkin, and in what seems like the perfect closing of the circle, we’ve now finished the season with Alison & Anna’s Civil Partnership at the same venue.

Alison & Anna’s day was just perfect from start to finish. From the girls getting ready in their beautiful home overlooking The Dome, the classy paper goods by The Letter Press of Cirencester, the gorgeous matching Jimmy Choos (I mean really, I go nuts over one pair, feel free to imagine how excited I was about two pairs) and stunningly glamorous Amanda Wakeley gowns. Hamilton Stansfield worked his magic on hair and Bunny Clarke on make-up, and when the girls were ready to step out of the door they looked like genuine movie stars.

The Gherkin is such a cool venue that it doesn’t really need much embellishment, but arrangements by Inwater Flowers and the uh-ma-zing cake by none other than Choccywoccydoodah cake shop helped to set the very stylish and glamorous tone.

I think it was partly the knowledge that this was the last wedding of the season, and partly the fact that everyone present were so lovely and emotionally invested, but I certainly caught myself tearing up on more than one occasion, not least during the beautiful ceremony and the amazingly heartfelt speeches from the dads.

When the night fell and far far below us the Bonfire Night fireworks got on the way, the best DJ’s in town – The Wedding Smashers – worked their magic and got everyone on the dance floor. And that’s where we left Anna & Alison, looking like goddesses, dancing the night away as newlyweds, wide smiles lighting up their faces.

Thank you so much for having us Anna & Ali, there really couldn’t have been a more perfect ending to the season! x

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Jane & John | Wedding

November 8, 2011 · 21 Comments

Jane & John got married at 10am on a crisp October morning at Old Marylebone Townhall. I met Jane before the ceremony at The Landmark Hotel where she got dressed into her beautiful La Sposa Denia gown from Provonias, after Sam Sham worked on her makeu-up and hair. There were also some gorgeous Jimmy Choo’s and lovely flowers by Paula Pryke involved.

From there is was a skip and a hop across the street to the Townhall, where John was waiting in the Reception Room, which is one of my favourite ceremony spaces in London. After the ceremony Jane, John and I walked across town towards Mayfair, taking some portraits on the way, before joining the guests for some delicious looking dim sum at the Princess Garden of Mayfair.

It was unusual for us to cover such an early morning wedding, with a lunchtime reception, but there was something very personal and quaint about it all. I always love it when people do their own thing and go with what suits them best.

Thank you Jane & John for having us share your lovely day with you. I hope you’ve had an amazing time on your honeymoon! x

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Alexis & Jack | Wedding

October 6, 2011 · 45 Comments

Nothing I could write about Alexis & Jack, and their wedding, will do justice to the amazing people that they are. Ever since their Chinatown engagement session I had been impatiently waiting for the big day. And it certainly lived up to all my expectations, and then some! So where to start… Let’s try from the beginning.

The invitation suite was designed by Alexis and her mother (in conjunction with her stationery company Paper Dragon) and were all hand made by the lovely mother of the bride. I have to say that these, along with all the other paper goods designed by Alexis, set the tone for the day beautifully. But nothing came close to being more beautiful than Alexis on the day! She looked an absolutely knock-out in her Vera Wang gown, incredible Miu Miu heels and Atelier Millinery headpiece. Sophie Stafford on make-up, and Melanie Giles Salon on hair, completed the fabulous look. Alexis also wore her mother’s own bridal necklace, her grandmother’s tennis bracelet, and her bouquet was pinned with her grandmother’s art deco brooch. For the reception she added a belt made by Vera Wang Couturier with ribbon from VV Rouleaux and an AMAZING Vera Wang necklace.

The beautiful ceremony and glitzy reception of Alexis & Jack’s wedding both took place at the prestigious Bath Assembly Rooms in the city centre. Mary Lee Herrington of Forever and Ever Events was Day of Coordinator and my girl Steph Turpin of Fairynuff Flowers had created pure magic with the flower arrangements. Hannah Bowden from Searcy’s Catering was in charge of the fabulous food and the out-of-this-world cake was created by Linda Fripp and then customised with a cake topper by Cutture and ribbon from VV Rouleaux.

So many things made this wedding such a pleasure to be a part of, not least the other vendors, such as long time friends Wedding Smashers, who were on DJ duties, and Allora Visuals – a cinematographer team I’ve always wanted to work with and finally had the chance to. Can’t wait to see what they captured! I have to also give a shout out to Hot Buttered Soul Collective who sang beautifully during the ceremony, and the lovely staff at The Assembly Rooms who were so helpful and accommodating.

But most of all, Jack and Alexis… I can’t congratulate you enough, it is clear that you were meant for each other and I am so so happy to have been present on your big day. Thank you so much for having us, and thank you to your families for being as utterly lovely as you two are. x

P.S. you can read Alexis’ side of her wedding day on her fabulous blog OMG I’m getting married!

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Irene & Benn | Wedding

September 15, 2011 · 27 Comments

If there was a prize for persistence, Irene would win it hands down. It all went down a bit like this: Irene enquired with me about shooting her wedding, I told her I was out of the country so couldn’t do it. Irene got back to me saying she would consider changing her date, but my other available dates didn’t work, so I gave her suggestions for other photographers. Irene emailed me back and asked about yet another possible date, which happened to be available, it was only that I had a wedding outside of London the previous day and I’d sworn I wouldn’t take on back to back weddings any more. But, Irene emailed me back … and emailed me back, and… eventually I was so bowled over by her sweetness and her genuine love for my pictures that I decided to make it work somehow. And oh boy am I glad I did!

Both Irene and Benn are such sweethearts. Irene especially is one of those people who walks in the room and you swear the lights get a bit brighter, the smiles a bit wider. And she is also sooo super cute, made only more beautiful on the day by Yoshie Neko, who was in charge of make-up and hair. And, you know, the Vera Wang gown was alright too (that means fricken amazing by the way!).

Grove House was such a beautiful setting for the wedding, made even more gorgeous by all the hard work put in, and charming personal touches created, by Irene and Benn. Seasons Florists created magic with flowers, while Penni Black was in charge of catering.

There were so many things I loved about this wedding (apart from Irene, whom I adore), from the gorgeous traditional Korean outfits worn by many guests, to the cute coloured fans and name cards in shape of teapots, all the laughter and joy despite the rain, and of course Bean, the cutest little dog there ever was. Bridie finally got some competition in the ‘most adorable dog to ever walk down the isle’ stakes.

I think the whole day is a testament to how I tend to view the world in general, I think things have a tendency to work out how they were supposed to in the end… I really couldn’t have imagined missing this wedding for anything now. Thank you Benn and Irene, for being so persistent, so lovely and warm and just all round amazing. I wish you so so much happiness and giggles for the future! x

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Beth & Julian | Wedding

July 21, 2011 · 27 Comments

Let’s get this show back on the road (or off it, as it may be…)

I meant to blog about Beth & Julian’s cool London wedding whilst travelling, but I just never had enough time combined with a consistent enough internet connection to get it done. I’m now back in town, so here we finally go.

Soo Beth & Julian, such lovely lovely people! And their wedding? Pretty much off the hook with style and originality. After getting her make-up done by the talented Alice Moore at the always incredible Dean Street Townhouse, Beth slipped into her beautiful Sassi Holford gown from Pantiles Bride. We then travelled across London to the The Deck at the National Theatre, where the ceremony took place. I did say cool, right?

From the South Bank, we all piled into a routemaster for a trip to the reception venue, Kettner’s, in the heart of Soho. Rachel Morgan (whom I finally had the pleasure of meeting in real life as well!) had created such classy flowers arrangements, which complimented all the beautiful stationary designed by Hello Lucky and pretty cake by Cakes for fun. Kim from was Roseberry Weddings was in charge of everything running smoothly, (which it of course did, it’s always such a pleasure to work with her!) and the now legendary Wedding Smashers were on the decks once the sun sank down and the party started.

All in all, this was pretty much my ideal of a unique London wedding, and it was such a joy to work with some of my favourite vendors again.

Thank you Beth & Julian, for being so amazing. Here’s to many many decades of happiness ahead!

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Emma & George | Wedding

July 13, 2011 · 25 Comments

I’m (quite literally) flying all over the place at the moment, having just returned from Italy and heading out to Finland later today. But since I’m nice, I thought I’d leave you with some pictures from Emma & George’s London wedding, with a ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall and a reception at the RSA House in the heart of London. I don’t have much time for words at the moment, but I do hope the pictures tell you the story of Emma & George’s beautiful day better in any case!

Thank you Emma, George and adorable little Jessie, I wish you lots and lots of sunshine in your future life together!

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