What you'll notice

Tamara and David’s London wedding was full of heart, personality and the kind of easy joy that comes from having your closest people around you. With family and friends gathered from South Africa, Jamaica and the UK, the day had a beautiful mix of cultures, stories and connection. Rather than following a traditional route, they made the day completely their own, with a relaxed group walk through one of their favourite parks, little stopovers along the way, and a grand dinner at Browns in Covent Garden to bring everyone together. It was intimate, original and full of life.

Some weddings carry their elegance quietly, Johan and Sharlene’s day at Syon Park had exactly that feeling. Black ties, soft emotion, little hands held close and speeches that brought the room to tears. It was refined and deeply personal, with family sitting right at the heart of it all.

Katie and Dan’s day began where the best stories often do, at home, surrounded by family, laughter and beautiful pink flowers. By the time everyone arrived at Prestwold Hall, the joy had properly taken over. There was pink girl power everywhere, and Dan and his groomsmen were very happily swept along with it.

Hui-Zhen and Peter’s wedding was a beautiful meeting of worlds, with over 200 guests travelling from across the globe to celebrate with them. Across three ceremonies, the day carried a real sense of meaning, culture and family, all held together by the Christian faith at the heart of their story. It was grand in scale, deeply personal in feeling, and full of the kind of moments that remind you how powerful it is when love brings people together.

Jason and Jessica’s wedding had its own kind of rhythm. A little rock and roll, a lot of style, and summer wrapped around the whole day. From the Converse shoes to the effortless energy between them, it felt personal, playful and polished in all the right ways.