A Hollywood-Inspired Cinema Wedding with Vintage Glamour

Our advice on wedding planning is to take it seriously enough that you put your own stamp on the day, but not so seriously that you get distracted from the bigger picture. The only genuinely important things are the ceremony itself and that you're in the company of the right people. Everything else is just an add-on, so try to have fun while planning those parts. Don't stress if someone or something is unavailable because there will always be a workaround. Use your strengths where you feel confident, and let professionals do the rest! The biggest help we found was having a great wedding coordinator and a venue that offered catering in-house. This made everything else feel so much simpler.

One of the most memorable and funny moments of the wedding was just after Edith and the bridesmaids walked down the aisle. All the guests were standing, and Carol the celebrant asked everyone to take a seat. One triumphant (and loud) farting noise erupted as 100 squeaky chairs folded down in unison. It was incredible. After such an emotional and tearful moment, it was the perfect antidote and everyone had a good laugh.