by Anna Pumer | Jul 12, 2016 | Outdoor weddings, Summer weddings, Weddings, Weddings
Three dresses alert! These guys had a Glastonbury festival style wedding at Rumbolds Farm in Sussex (after an official ceremony at Brighton Town Hall two days before – best idea ever!) Groom Steve made the beers and gin himself and Emily’s mum made almost...
by Anna Pumer | May 23, 2016 | Destination weddings, Summer weddings, TYPE OF WEDDING, Weddings, Weddings
I love destination weddings: you get different light, surroundings, colours – and everyone is super happy because not only are the at a wedding but they’re also on holiday! Julie and Dave got married in Mykonos, a Greek island famous for blue skies,...
by Anna Pumer | May 11, 2015 | City weddings, TYPE OF WEDDING, Weddings, Weddings
Kirsty and James are computer game designers, so it was only fitting that they had a Super Mario style computer game wedding – literally! They painted wooden blocks (some brown, so with question marks on) and started the ceremony each on a first block (like a platform...
by Anna Pumer | May 10, 2015 | City weddings, Spring weddings, TYPE OF WEDDING, Weddings, Weddings
What do you get when you put two photography-mad and delightfully quirky London-loving French people together with a slightly nuts wedding photographer? This! The ceremony was at Islington Town Hall and the party was at The Peasant pub in Clerkenwell London. Suppliers...
by Anna Pumer | Feb 4, 2015 | City weddings, TYPE OF WEDDING, Weddings, Weddings, Winter weddings
If you’re looking for an alternative wedding venue, Asylum London is amaaaazing. It’s a crumbly old chapel that just looks incredible in photos. But not only was the venue awesome, so were today’s bride and groom Laura and Kev. Laura’s...
by Anna Pumer | Aug 26, 2014 | Blackstock, Outdoor weddings, TYPE OF WEDDING, Weddings, Weddings
This Blackstock Country Estate wedding was nothing short of stunning. The rain was relentless, it literally didn’t stop until about 6pm when guests were given 5 minutes’ relief before it started again. (I should add, it was August.) But did it matter? Not...