Victoria & Christopher's 'Narnia' Wedding at Luton Hoo

This was the fairy tale style wedding of Victoria and Christopher who with the help of the brilliant Theme-Works Weddings transformed Luton Hoo Hotel into various scenes from Narnia. With snowy pathways, lampposts and hidden touches that only a few saw (check out the picture of the bottom of Victoria's shoes) this wedding became a wonderland for the kids and grown ups to embrace and enjoy. Lots of neat touches to mention, the wardrobe full of coats that guests had to push their way through to enter the evening festivities was a highlight as was the Ice Queens singing and entertaining during the meal. Above all this was - like every wedding - all about the love of the couple and their families combining to create a unique and beautifully imagined celebration that I am sure will be etched on many memories for a very long time to come.

Jessica & Ben's Wedding at Gorse Hill

Todays update is from the beautiful wedding of Jessica & Ben at Gorse Hill. Jessica got ready at Gorse Hill in the morning with her bridesmaids and flower girls. Jessica's dress had an amazingly pretty back which became a real talking point amongst all the guests for the rest of the day. Once all the girls were ready they then made their way to St James Church in Shere where Ben awaited. An emotional and moving ceremony followed and after some time relaxing in the church gardens it was back to Gorse Hill to begin the reception. Lovely weather blessed the whole day with the couple and all their guests making the very most of it whilst exploring the pretty grounds. After a line up it was onto the food, speeches and dancing. A really wonderful couple, great weather, fun guests and beautiful backdrops all combined to create a very memorable wedding celebration.

Deborah & Michael's Wedding at Taplow House Hotel

Today's wedding update is from the gorgeous wedding of Deborah and Michael hosted by Taplow House Hotel. This is the definition of a fun, family filled wedding with multiple generations of family enjoying the glorious sunshine and grounds. After a humanist service with some very special ribbon knot tying, everyone joined in congratulating the happy couple on the terrace. The surprise of the day was Deborah's horse had been specially brought down to share in the celebrations and hog the limelight (and the polos) for a bit. After the reception the wedding breakfast began with a pass the parcel game and to help guests mingle everyone was given a playing card and had to find the holder of the corresponding card and get to know them. Line dancing, a barbecue and a picture booth continued the celebration in the same vein it had started, no doubt ending in the small hours.