A Vintage-Inspired, Afternoon Tea Celebration from Vinctor's blog

It's a genuine pleasure introducing Adam who married on 9 June 2018 and continued their celebrations at nearby in Redditch, a captivating 16th-century Tudor house. The bride's assortment of vintage crockery and fascination with all things old infused the whole day, and she or he also finds the daintiest of era-inspired Eliza Jane Howell gowns to accomplish the look.

Adam and Emma were lucky enough to get to meet through mutual friends coupled with an eighteen-month engagement before their June wedding.

"Adam surprised me having a weekend away for the fifth anniversary and proposed at Thornbury Castle in Gloucestershire."

We need to talk about Emma's selection of gowns, purchased in Stourbridge. Designer Gill Harvey's gowns possess the most wonderful, vintage influence and marry modern elegance with intricate detailing.

The bridesmaids look oh-so-elegant in their navy bridesmaid dresses from the bridal collection, which they wore with shoes and matching bags. For jewelry, they'd earrings along with a bracelet.

"I always wanted to get married at the chapel where I was raised. Jill, the pastor, continues to be there my very existence and I knew I wanted her to marry me. I collect vintage cups and saucers and have a fascination with all things old therefore we created our wedding theme by using this as inspiration." Here

I love Adam's twist on groom style. He wore classic dark suit trousers having a light tweed jacket and waistcoat, all from, and handle off having a bow-tie from. His groomsmen wore matching suits and also the two little page-boys were also in trousers and waistcoats.

"Our usher Bill provided the vintage Rolls Royce, that is his father's. He drove me towards the chapel after which drove us towards the venue."

Emma and her father entered the chapel for 'The Wedding March' before pastor Gill married her and Adam. They exchanged vows in addition to rings from Birmingham. The newlyweds walked out of the chapel, looking so happy, right into a shower of confetti, before going to Gorcott Hall.

I love both movement and also the charming detail captured by the day's photographer, especially the colorful confetti shots from the newlyweds.

"Izzy was amazing. She just knew steps to make us feel at ease, she constantly snapped and also got some of probably the most amazing natural shots. She paid attention to what we requested."

Emma's talented mum baked the magnificent, semi-naked wedding cake. It looks so pretty decorated with yet more delicate summer flowers from Floral Secrets.

Later in the evening, after time spent within Hall's gorgeously green park, the evening party began with Emma and Adam's first dance to Elvis Presley's 'Can't Help Falling In Love With You'.

"No one moment was our favorite. We couldn't have requested a better day; the elements were amazing, everything visited plan, and we had an incredible day."

Four Leaf Clover at Gorcott Hall laid on the sumptuous afternoon tea. The newlyweds dined together at a sweetheart table, providing them with such a lovely view of the guests enjoying themselves.

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