Our Story
Rebecca the Bride: After a proposal under the northern lights in Iceland we knew that our wedding was going to be an adventure to plan and we wanted it to be an amazing spectacle for our friends and family that really was an expression of us both, a little wild, a lot hippy and very very boho!
We started making all of our own dreamcatchers about 8 months before our big day we brewed our own cocktails and crafted our own bath salts as favours, we carefully designed every element of the day to be a real expression of ourselves.
Bride
Rebeccas dress was the “Cleo Gown” from
Rue De Siene Bridal, after hunting through several wedding dress shops to no avail she knew she didn't want a traditional wedding gown and after being sent the Cleo Gown by her friend Kristy all the way over in Australia and after travelling up to
Jean Jackson Couture in Manchester and trying the gown on it really channeled her inner Stevie Nicks and she knew it was the one. The details in the fringing and the flutter sleeves paired with a simple but elegant veil for the daytime. Rebecca isn't one for heels so she chose a rose gold caged shoe boot from
Miss Selfridge. For the evening Rebecca wanted a different look so changed the classic veil and had a flower crown by
Folky Dokey.
Groom
Paul suit he had made from scratch by
Individual Tailoring in Worcester, We didnt want just off the peg, plus we knew we wanted to have real stand out colour, so we went for burgundy with a tie from
The Brothers at Otaa based in Australia that perfectly matched the colours of the groomsmen suits. He complimented the suit with subtle rose gold accessories and an engraved pocket watch from Rebecca. He also wore the most stylish of socks from
London Sock Company.
Venue
As soon as we walked in to
Dewsall Court it we knew it was perfect, Remote country setting, amazing grounds, privacy and yet it had a really homely feel, nothing corporate or clinical.. Infact it does, but it doesn't feel like a wedding venue. It was defiantly our vibe.
Colour/Decor
We knew our colours would be suiting the season and we had a pallet rather than a theme that went with that, earthy reds and greens complimented with peaches and golds. As far as decor goes we had lots of dreamcatchers, crystals, candles and a skull centrepiece at our top table.
Flowers/Florist
Rebecca wanted a bouquet that complimented the colours and style of the day, not too structured with feathers and foliage added with the carefully selected flowers by Rebecca at
The Flower Shed, who also worked on decorating the venue as a whole. The button holes were complementary to the colours of the mens suits and were styled similarly with feathers.
Wedding Party
Paul had 2 Bestmen and 4 Groomsmen (with one taking the lead as Master Of Ceremonies) they were dressed in
ASOS suits tailored to fit and with the best men having ties and the groomsmen in bowties, (Ties from The Brothers at
Otaa and the Bowties for the Groomsmen were all from
Mrs Bowtie) all with burgundy elements to tie in to the ‘grooms party’
Rebecca had 2 bridesmaids and 2 bridesmen it was very crucial for her guys to be similar, but different enough from the grooms party, so we found them slightly different suits and accessories them with peach bowties to complement the Bridesmaids in their amazing dresses from
Free People, It just all came together perfectly!
Ceremony
Why have 1, wet you can have 2! We had the tradition church wedding and then for our evening guests we had a hand fasting ceremony outside our gypsy caravan, we wanted our evening guests to feel as part of the day as the day guests as not just an afterthought.