Church Wedding and Pub Reception in Warwickshire

I started the day by meeting George at the Broom Hall Inn for a drink (because if you can’t have a beer at 10.30 on your wedding day when can you?) 

I headed to Natalie and George’s house where Natalie was getting ready with her Mum and bridesmaids.

We did some beautiful details- Natalie had paper flowers from pages from her favourite book and gorgeous winter themed jewellery for her and her bridesmaids. 

Before we headed down the road to the local Church, taken in a beautiful vintage car, where that winter sun was really popping off. 

The flower girls and their sequin dresses were so freaking cute it was unreal. 

Side note, I’m now judging weddings based on the banter of the Vicar, and this guy was top brow, absolute legend, he then accidentally photobombed the bubble exit which i think we all found hilarious. 

We then had some amazing formal photos in the church and churchyard, don’t be afraid of using the venue to enhance your group shots- obviously the light tends to be better outside, but a stained glass background, will never be a bad idea! 

We then headed back to the Broom Hall for the reception, consisting of festive mulled wine, prosecco and mince pies, and some amazing details, mainly focused around the pairs gorgeous pooch, Lily (who featured heavily in their engagement shoot)

Some dreamy portraits in that winter sun, including lots of giggles, we went in for speeches before the breakfast. We squeezed in a couple more twilight portraits under the festoon lights in the pub gardens.

Then the partay. The kids let loose to their favourites, Baby Shark, the Hokey Cokey and of course a rendition of Let it Go. Before the beautiful first dance, and then they partied the night away.