Step back in time for a beautiful showcase of timeless elegance in an english country garden, at the gorgeous Boconnoc House in Cornwall no less.
Executed to perfection by a wealth of talent including stylist Alex Holyer of On Serpentine Shores, The Garden Gate Flower Company and Peboryon cakes. And captured to perfection for your swooning and pinning pleasure by Debs Alexander.
Olivia and James’ wedding at Hazel Gap Barn in Nottinghamshire is beautiful with blush pink bridesmaids, 4 four best men, bridal portraits in a bluebell wood, and a gorgeous sparkler exit to end the day!
Blush Pink & Copper remains such a popular colour scheme as you can really run with it as little or as much as you fancy. I think this couple worked with the scheme in a really delicate subtle way and let’s be fair Hazel Gap Barn would suit anything!
Hazel Gap Barn is a member of our exclusive handpicked directory, solely curated for the RMW bride, The List and it’s a real treat for us to see it on our pages.
Of course the bride is shining in an ever elegant Mikaella Gown from Clifton Brides and the day is captured by Pear and Bear Photography.
When you have a tipi wedding, you kind of have no choice but to go big. There’s a lot to organise, from the land, to the toilets, from the generator to the furniture, but when you get it right…it’s SO worth it, as Tanya and Alex’s gorgeous wedding shows. This is a perfect example of how to do a tipi wedding, lush cosy styling, lots of fairy lights and embracing those bohemian vibes (hello gorgeous Tanya, a Rue De Seine bride through and through).
Dan from Story + Colour captures the atmosphere created in the tipi’s with amazing results. Everything looks magical…
Cora and Rob were one of the last couples to get married at Brixton East, which is fabulous for them, as it’s such a wonderful, versatile, warehouse inspired space (of which we don’t have many in the UK) and sad for us – as the venue currently isn’t open.
If you’re after a wedding with a similar relaxed vibe, that is all about the food and drink, then try giving their event planner, Chris Adnitt a call. With Cora and Rob’s brief, he’s created a day that was all about the fun, making the most of that gorgeous space.
Look out for one of my favourite ever bridal fashion combinations – a pair of red Faber Novella shoes and a gorgeous bespoke minimalist wedding dress by Bon Bride…Cora looks divine, don’t you agree?
Nancarrow Farm is one of our favourite ever wedding venues, in fact, our very own Marketing Manager Alice got married there a month ago! Don’t worry, we’ll be sharing her photographs very soon. Today we have the beautiful Hannah and Luke’s wedding, with a rustic luxe theme – black tie, twinkling lights and elegant fashion, with a dash of natural wood, and lots of foliage thrown in for good measure.
The spaces at Nancarrow are so versatile, if you love it as much as we do, have a look at these Nancarrow weddings featured on RMW. I’ll pass you over to Hannah to tell you all about her big day…
First and foremost bride Jackie’s custom ‘Clemence’ Halfpenny London bridal gown is a knockout. All that appliqué is just heavenly, and she looks like a goddess amongst the white Italian venue Masseria Potenti in Puglia.
I also can’t deny how refreshing it is to see an array of colours and prints worn by her best girls. A sure fire way of including all your favourites in the line up.
Then there’s the outdoor reception of dreams, filled with brightly coloured florals, vines and fairy lights and looking equally magical by day as it does by night.
I’m so glad fate brought this couple together, as it means we get to swoon over their adorable love story, and all the dreamy captures by Petar Jurica.
Visit our archives for more real brides and designs by Kate Halfpenny.
Destination weddings always make me swoon, especially ones in beautiful France. But today’s is extra special, I just love everything about it, from the dried flower stationery, painstakingly crafted by Emma, to her stunning Halfpenny London gown. From magical venue La Leotardie, to the bridesmaids in forest green dresses, every last detail is thoughtful but there’s nothing over-styled about it.
Images come from the brilliant Michelle Wood, whose style is one I adore and her photography always tells a story. Let’s enjoy Chris and Emma’s…
When you have a couple as fun and full of personality as Laura & Jake you need a venue to match. The pub wedding venue, The Bell in Ticehurst certainly fits the bill with its famous neon sign ‘I will always love you my friend’, Edison bulbs and tuba urinals.
Having such a character filled location meant very few decorations were needed, so the couple opted for green and white wild blooms and an alternative doughnut tower wedding cake.
One thing that also radiates the page is bride Laura’s smile, she literally kept saying to photographer Emma of Epic Love Story “I’m having so much fun!’ Luckily Emma captured that feeling of pure joy in her amazing pictures so we and, our gorgeous couple can relieve the happiness again and again.
If you’ve fallen for the eccentricity of The Bell in Ticehurst too, be sure to view these contemporary weddings there as well.
Sheri and Marcus are lucky enough to be a part of family owned wedding venue, Sugar Loaf Barn. Their big day is truly gorgeous and full of fabulous details, like giant macrame dream catchers, floral and foliage installations and homemade sloe gin wedding favours. Sheri’s beautiful dress is such a show stopper and fits her perfectly.
Images come from the lovely Eleanor Jane, who has captured everything beautifully.
