This is a very personal blog post for me. I’m not the kind of person who likes to share my feelings online, especially when they’ve been far from positive over the last year. As you know, I had a baby boy on the 1st January 2020 just before all of this kicked off! I was planning on going back to working weddings from March 2020, slowly at first and building myself up to more the following year. Although lockdown didn’t happen until late March, I found myself wary of the pandemic from day 1 of having my boy. I think it was a mix of mother instincts to protect him and the news breaking from Chin ..read more

If you decide to go ahead with your wedding plans within the restrictions at the time, you may find you are limited to a smaller number of guests. These intimate wedding days can be just as magical, romantic and fun as a big wedding day. Here are some tips to make the most of a micro wedding day!   Get everyone involved: With a smaller guest list, you can give each guest their own task for the wedding so that everyone feels involved in your day. Whether that’s handing out confetti, or doing a reading, or singing something…  Confetti: With a smaller guest list, there will be less peo ..read more

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, louder for those at the back! Elopements. Are. Amazing. I know this, because myself and my husband eloped and we loved every minute of it. And yes, we planned a party a few months later with a ceremony, speeches, cake and all the wedding stuff which was wonderful; but when we look back, it was our elopement that we think of as the moment we chose to spend the rest of our lives together, the date of our elopement is the day we celebrate our anniversary, it was our elopement that really made us feel like a real married couple.   Just in case you n ..read more

At the moment it’s so hard to know what will happen in the 2021 wedding season! I can’t made any predictions – my guess is as good as your’s as to what will happen! But I did want to offer some ideas of alternative ways you can celebrate your wedding day if wedding receptions with packed dance floors don’t make a come back this year. There are lots of ways you can celebrate with your nearest and dearest that are just as fun! Here are a few of my ideas….. Sparklers and fireworks displays Festival style outdoor catering so your guests can enjoy a feast of different foods A packed dance floor m ..read more

This is a very personal blog post for me. I’m not the kind of person who likes to share my feelings online, especially when they’ve been far from positive over the last year. As you know, I had a baby boy on the 1st January 2020 just before all of this kicked off! I was planning on going back to working weddings from March 2020, slowly at first and building myself up to more the following year. Although lockdown didn’t happen until late March, I found myself wary of the pandemic from day 1 of having my boy. I think it was a mix of mother instincts to protect him and the news breaking from Chin ..read more

If you decide to go ahead with your wedding plans within the restrictions at the time, you may find you are limited to a smaller number of guests. These intimate wedding days can be just as magical, romantic and fun as a big wedding day. Here are some tips to make the most of a micro wedding day!   Get everyone involved: With a smaller guest list, you can give each guest their own task for the wedding so that everyone feels involved in your day. Whether that’s handing out confetti, or doing a reading, or singing something…  Confetti: With a smaller guest list, there will be less peo ..read more

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, louder for those at the back! Elopements. Are. Amazing. I know this, because myself and my husband eloped and we loved every minute of it. And yes, we planned a party a few months later with a ceremony, speeches, cake and all the wedding stuff which was wonderful; but when we look back, it was our elopement that we think of as the moment we chose to spend the rest of our lives together, the date of our elopement is the day we celebrate our anniversary, it was our elopement that really made us feel like a real married couple.   Just in case you n ..read more

At the moment it’s so hard to know what will happen in the 2021 wedding season! I can’t made any predictions – my guess is as good as your’s as to what will happen! But I did want to offer some ideas of alternative ways you can celebrate your wedding day if wedding receptions with packed dance floors don’t make a come back this year. There are lots of ways you can celebrate with your nearest and dearest that are just as fun! Here are a few of my ideas….. Sparklers and fireworks displays Festival style outdoor catering so your guests can enjoy a feast of different foods A packed dance floor m ..read more

I loved Issy & Brad’s wedding day so much! When I first met these two, it was impossible not to adore them from the start. They’re the most friendly and fun couple you can meet. On their booking form they described themselves as ‘so Hufflepuff it hurts’ and I’d say that is totally accurate! When their day came around, I started in bridal prep at The Five Bells in Brabourne to capture Issy and her bride tribe getting ready before heading to The Secret Garden in Ashford for their gorgeous outdoor ceremony and reception. There were so many personal touches, emotional moments and lots of laugh ..read more

I love Whitstable for a wedding day! Especially the brilliant East Quay Venue – great food, super friendly staff and the beach right there It’s one of my favourite places to be for a wedding day. And Yasmin & Michael’s wedding day was so much fun to capture! Yasmin got ready in one of the cute houses in Whitstable before heading to the venue where their ceremony and reception took place. Their ceremony was super personal and included traditions from Yasmin’s side of the family as well. Their speeches were heart felt and hilarious and we were even lucky enough to get that gorgeous sunset l ..read more