Inspiration

The vibe of the day was 'bright and beautiful’. I asked all the guests to come in bright colours to match the flowers! With it being spring too, I wanted the flowers to be a statement factor. That's also why I had floral appliqué all over my dress, and handmade floral earrings. In terms of favourite moments, it's so hard to choose just one... Although I was super nervous, I think my favourite part was the ceremony and reading our promises to each other. Oh, and Rogue (our pup!) running up the aisle with the rings.

Elmore Court Gloucestershire Wedding

Elmore Court Gloucestershire stands as a timeless symbol of elegance and romance in the form of a delightful wedding venue. This captivating option for couples radiates an aura of refined grandeur, boasting a breathtaking 750-year-old Grade II-listed mansion and the tranquil allure of its surrounding gardens. Perfect for a number of different themes, it's no surprise that Elmore Court is one popular choice. Sam & Glen clearly got the memo - and their wedding day was simply stunning. Having a spring wedding, the couple wanted to let the florals shine with Elmore providing the perfect backdrop. The venue's fusion of historical allure and contemporary opulence forms a provided the couple with the perfect setting to exchange their promises to each other. Every facet of Elmore Court resonates with a celebration of love and the crafting of treasured memories. Sam & Glen also must have some pretty groovy green thumbs. What truly sets Elmore Court apart is its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The estate is renowned for its eco-conscious practices, including its solar-powered energy system and its dedication to sourcing local and organic ingredients for its delectable cuisine. This ethos of sustainability extends to the venue's lush gardens, which are not only breathtakingly beautiful but also thoughtfully designed to support local wildlife and biodiversity.

Everyone loved our rosè wine-themed wedding breakfast! We chose 13 of our favourite wines, which were our table names. Also, we used The Telephone Guest Book which was an old-school rotary phone which recorded messages. We used this instead of a traditional guest book. It was super funny listening to the messages the morning after.