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Love Is A Rose.

When Ant and Vicky started searching for their venue for their wedding in July earlier this year they had three specifications.

Firstly that the venue ooze a laid-back atmosphere.

Secondly that it convey a ‘country feel’ for their guests.

And lastly, that it be on a farm or in a barn.

When they finally found Upwaltham Barns, they immediately fell in love and didn’t look back.

And lovelies, when you see this delicious array of images below, all captured by the wonderful Ed Peers, you’ll completely understand why.

We have a bride swathed in cappuccino coloured lace, a dapper groom complete with pipe, clouds of gyp and an adorable breakdancing youngster.

What’s not to love?

Cappuccino Lace

I’ve never been a really girly girl and originally was determined not to be a bride who spent huge amounts on a dress. I bought one online and when it arrived it was beautiful, but I never really felt comfortable in it and it didn’t make my mum cry (she cries at everything).

I reluctantly booked a few appointments at wedding dress shops and stumbled upon the gem that is Bridal Rogue Gallery in central London. The minute I walked in they made me feel comfortable and it was much more fun than I expected.

I had always liked lace and when I tried on their ‘Simone’ dress in cappuccino I loved it. Return trips with more bridesmaids and a suitably teary mum confirmed my choice and I joined the legions of brides who overspent on the dress, but didn’t regret it for a second.… View the full post.

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The Belles Of London.

City Weddings are my thing. So when a London wedding drops our way it’s usually me raving about it and jumping up and down like a little child. Imagine Charlotte at some kind of Louboutin Warehouse half price sale… that’s me and city weddings.

Of course the photography has to be spot on (in steps Ed Peers… Check!) The venue has to be fan-blimmin-tastic (The Swan @ The Globe anyone?.. Check Check!) And finally the wedding has to have that certain something… That RMW edge. It’s not always an easy quality to quantify… but this big day has it by the bucket load. Check Check Check! And so let us begin…

A Room With A View.

Dan & Jen were married in July 2011 in the Balcony Room at The Swan @ The Globe. They selected the Swan for its wonderful styling and its eclectic collection of old furnishings and modern features which provided exactly the type of intimate space they wanted to marry in.

Polka Dots.

You are probably aware by now that we are just a tiny bit obsessed with dots at RMW. Jen’s dress was made by Lyn Ashworth which was matched with a quirky polka dot veil by Joyce Jackson. Simply Ace
She wore flat ivory peep toes from Rainbow Club.

Jen had an amazing beauty team that she would recommend in a heartbeat. Vicki Lord was on hair duty and Lucy Jayne was the make-up artist.

Fresh Flowers.

The Bridal party flowers were Sarah Bernhardt Peonies and were provided by the Fresh Flower Company in East Dulwich London.View the full post.

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Rock My Wedding Sponsor… Ed Peers Photography

Introducing… Ed Peers.

Hello. My name is Ed, I’m 29, married to my awesome wife Beth and I’m also pretty passionate about documenting life with my camera… I simply love the way a camera can capture a moment, an atmosphere, an emotion, a memory. Weddings are such awesome occasions and I thrive on capturing and telling the story of a couples special day through a series of photographs.

I’m currently located in Surrey on the edge of London – I was raised in the country, but love the city, so for me, the location is perfect! I always loved a good view from my window. I also love to travel, so living 15mins from Heathrow is ace. In terms of my wedding coverage I will travel absolutely anywhere. The World is a beautiful place and I’m determined to explore as much of it as possible. Next year I am traveling to Italy, Costa Rica and Mexico to photograph weddings… I’m living the dream!

I’m not very good at describing my “style”. For the last few years I’ve had the opportunity to travel a lot and been involved with a lot of awesome projects with good friends, my camera with me at all times, and so I guess I have developed a documentary approach. Hopefully people find my photography authentic and creative. I like to observe and not meddle. I like to do something a little different, find a new angle, challenge my creativity, and I apply this to my wedding photography.… View the full post.

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