Well, it looks like I have fallen in love with the Essex accent.

These two fantastic people brought a SERIOUS party all the way from Essex and what a party it was. The whole day was so energised, even in the unexpected September heat!

High on my list of ‘things you don’t see enough of at weddings’ is an emotional groom. However, Bailey made up for my lack of groom tears in short order. Safe to say, the ceremony and speeches were really rather moving. If you are reading this as a groom to be - let your emotions out on the day and be more like Bailey.

Even the morning was a party with this lot! At one point I got a bit over excited and asked the bridesmaids to jump on the bed for a photo. It is rare that I laugh as much as I did when the bed then collapsed and tried to consume a bridesmaid. I am trying to convince myself that it was not the best idea but the photos keep telling me otherwise. Kingston, I am so sorry - the bed turned out to be fine and I won’t do it again!

Grace and Andrew - you two truly have taught me a thing or two about how to have a good time. Thank you for such a beautiful, emotional, heartwarming and laughter filled day!

Venue Kingston Estate

As always, big love to Jodie and the team at Kingston Estate for everything they do. Kingston have been supporting me since I first started up and extend this level of kindness to every couple that gets married there. Although a wedding venue, this is not a wedding factory, they make sure every wedding is special. This was my last at Kingston this year, can’t wait to get back in 2022!

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