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The couple desired to plan a little and intimate wedding that was simple, elegant, and relaxed, with glamorous black, fresh spring green, and romantic white blooms as accents.

"We initially looked at venues within the UK, near to my hometown of Brighton, but decided we'd prefer to look for a venue in Ireland where I was living and building our way of life together. The Millhouse can be found in the Meath countryside, across the banks of The River Boyne. We fell deeply in love with it, because it is simply stunning, charming, filled with elegance and character."

"We loved the thought of everything all being on-site within the grounds, including accommodation for the guests and also the natural flow from the venue; from getting ready within the dedicated bridal dressing room to being married within the converted corn mill ceremony room, walking across towards the Georgian Manor House for reception drinks and speeches outside and lastly into the Pavilion for the wedding breakfast and also to dance the night time away."

Stephen and Lottie first met one another in Dublin on a night out in 2016 when Lottie was visiting Dublin for that weekend with friends.

"A month as we first met we were distracted by London. We then spent the following year carrying out a long-distance relationship, flying backward and forwards between Brighton and Ireland. I took the plunge and went to live in Ireland to reside with Stephen. He proposed in 2017 whilst I was on holiday in Mauritius. He arranged for any private hike up Le Morne Mountain and also got down on one knee whenever we reached the summit. We were engaged for 2 years before tying the knot in April 2019."

The bride made a decision to wear her hair in her everyday hairstyle of the sleek bob, styled by a Hair Stylist.


"This may be the style I am noted for so didn't wish to change it for my big day. I love the classic look which fitted in perfectly with my vision during the day. I was lucky to achieve the very talented Sian to do our wedding hair and she or he was so easy to cope with."

The bridesmaids designed a statement within their blush pink bridesmaid dresses. The girls' bouquets, and also the rest of the wedding flowers, are intended by Theresa."My bridesmaids chose their very own shoes to put on and also wore a silver bracelet, a present from me around the morning from the wedding. My bridesmaids went to have an elegant up-do."

"I and my bridesmaids carried hand-tied bouquets full of pale pink roses, white spray roses, white ranunculus, white and olive eucalyptus all tied having a long blush ribbon."

"Stephen went for any classic look together with his suit and wore a three-piece Tuxedo. His watch was a marriage present from me."

"The groom and groomsmen had cream roses for his or her buttonholes."

The former corn mill made a stylish and spacious venue for that humanist ceremony.

"During our ceremony and reception drinks, we'd Avoca String Quartet playing. It was among my must-haves to possess a string quartet playing me on the aisle and during the ceremony/ reception. It was incredibly beautiful and moving."

The couple asked the bride's uncle, to capture their celebration.

"This was always going to become an easy choice for me personally. My uncle, Tony Hart, is an incredible wedding photographer and I knew that after my time found get married, he was always going to become the one to document it."

"I love Tony's type of photography – his pictures possess a strong story-telling vibe and he has a real flair for quietly capturing authentic moments without disturbing the flow of things. It's all very low-key and relaxed however the outcome is just as we imagined it."

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"The day goes so quickly so enjoy each moment and soak everything in. Make sure you and your spouse take some time together on your day, just the 2 of you. Enjoy the look stage and try to not get too caught up around the smaller details because it's simple to end up driving yourself crazy should you focus around the small stuff."

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These newlyweds were built with a wonderful wintery wedding with lots of festive touches. Sian and Tom first met in Magaluf, Majorca, in 2008 and they didn't meet again until they were both in Ibiza in 2013. "Our first date is in September 2013," says Sian. "We went for some drinks around Liverpool City center, that is our hometown."

AN UNEXPECTED PROPOSAL

Tom proposed once the couple was in Ibiza for Sian's birthday in May 2019. "We went for a lovely meal at 7 Pines Ibiza," says Sian. "Tom had always said he'd never propose with an occasion like Christmas, Mothering Sunday, or an anniversary, which completely threw me from the scent! We visited to get a photo from the beautiful sunset after which he got recorded on one knee."

"His mum had sadly died the month before and he proposed together with her engagement ring. I am a total shock because it was my birthday and I had no idea whatsoever! I felt such as the luckiest girl on the planet. You could almost hear our friends and family screaming from Liverpool because they had been awaiting this moment provided me!"

BRIDAL SHOPS FEELTIMES

Sian found her dream lace wedding dress in FeelTimes online shops. "The girl who served me was new and I was her first customer," says Sian. "Once the veil and tiara were on too, my mum and grandma couldn't restrain the tears. I loved the classic timelessness of the dress, it had been so beautiful and can still be as beautiful in half a century."


A HOMETOWN WEDDING

"We always wanted a marriage in our hometown of Liverpool, because it's the very best city on the planet," says Sian. "We also provide elderly relatives that will struggle abroad. Liverpool Town Hall was our option for the ceremony because it's probably the grandest and most delightful building. Many people haven't even turned up there too, so it had been amazing for our guests."

"For the reception venue, we chose One Fine Day, which would be a short leave. It's a classic cotton exchange building, so provides extensive history and, such as the Town Hall, is grand and gorgeous. It was perfect for the Christmas winter wedding."

"We wanted a winter wedding, as our friends and family had previously had summer weddings. These were always stunning, however, there's just something so magical about Christmas. I wanted to become engrossed within the wedding and filled with festive happiness."

THE BIG DAY

"For our big day we arranged for any white (traditionally black) taxi to escort all of us to the venue," says Sian. "My dad sadly died a week after our engagement, so my grandad was more than pleased to give me away. However, on the day of the wedding, he fell ill so my buddy kindly stepped in instead."

"The weather was perfect, a crisp December day although not too cold for that walk towards the reception venue. We had 'Kissing You' by Desiree for walking on the aisle, which got our guests' emotions going."

"Our most memorable moment was following the ceremony," says Sian. "We arranged for any nine-piece brass band to surprise our guests after which escort us around to the reception venue. There were a lot of members of the public taking photos and congratulating us. It truly was spectacular then one I think our guests will discuss forevermore!"

"Once we've got to One Fine Day there would be a canapé and drinks reception. However, Tom and I didn't reach taste these, once we were driving around our beautiful city getting probably the most amazing pictures."

FEELING FESTIVE

The wedding theme was pine cones. "I wanted our wedding to become a winter wedding at Christmas, not a Christmas wedding at winter," says Sian. "So there were just hints of Christmas throughout, such as the huge Christmas trees both in venues. I wanted to add several personal touches, so I had napkins embroidered with everybody's names, which these were able to keep and employ for years to come."

"Our favors were both our mother and fathers' favorite treats, so this would be a little nod to both of them. Our cake was four delicious layers of sponge covered with white icing and decorated with a silver ribbon. It also was built with a bride and groom pine cone on top."

"At the finish of our three-course meal, once the evening guests started arriving, we were built with a soul singer on the piano singing probably the most amazing classic Motown and soul songs," says Sian. "This would be a lovely touch before our DJ began to obtain the party going."

MY TOP TIPS…

"Just do why are you happy, it'll truly be the very best day of your lifetime."

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For brides seeking to wear something rather less formal on the wedding day, I hope that these beautiful images provide plenty of inspiration. Liz decided on a beautiful, unstructured, linen dress having a pretty embroidered heart belt to put on on the day she wed Adam. The couple tied the knot on 26 June 2021 at Lower House Farm in Longtown, Herefordshire. Having fallen deeply in love with the farm venue during the photoshoot a long time ago, they took its incredible, natural setting as inspiration for her styling, adding lots of flowers, foliage, and colorful touches to create the day feel truly them.

For her bridal outfit, Liz decided to pair a relaxed, white bohemian wedding dress from FeelTimes having a custom belt produced by Angie Power and Rachel Rousham.

"My necklace was from Studio Rua and all sorts of my other jewelry was vintage from inside the family."

"Adam also wore Wonderwood by Comme des Garçons because it's very sexy. Adam is left-handed plus they designed the suit knowing that, and therefore he felt comfortable and confident at the time."

The bride was driven towards the farm in her own dad's car, complete having a bridal bow. The beautiful weather resulted in the couple could wed outside, inside a simple setting shaded by trees.

"We didn't have music because we wanted it to feel natural, but I wished I had something just to walk to about halfway over the field. I wound up humming 'The Imperial War March' of the things. Make of that what you should."


The newly-weds as well as their guests moved into the open-sided barn for any rustic, sit-down meal.

"We composed little bags of pick and mix as our favors. At weddings, I always like it when there's a sweet table so that as we couldn't do this for Covid reasons, we chose to include sweets in this manner."

Capturing all of the beautiful imagery at the time, were Emily & Steve Photography, whose gorgeous work we've had the pleasure of sharing on our pages before here.

"Emily and Steve were our number 1 choice as soon as we got engaged. Adam has known Steve since their college days therefore it was lovely to possess familiar faces that people could easily integrate into our seating plan."

The couple met via Adam's work.

"The magazine where he works was hosting an event and that he'd been nominated for bar duty. I went to talk to him and wound up chatting through the night. He inquired about out for any drink the next weekend which was it. We'd been together for six years when Adam proposed on my small favorite beach in Cornwall. We got married almost 2 yrs later."

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"It's the cheesiest advice ever but stay true to yourself. You know what you want to opt for your gut. Don't browse around too much for the inspiration, imagine what you love also it'll all get together."

Sending a lot of congratulations and like to you both, Liz and Adam. It's been this type of privilege to feature the wedding today and I love your bridal style.

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