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Informal Summer Wedding at Asylum Chapel

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Michelle Wood

November 10, 2023

Jordan and Ed had a wedding in three parts. They had a late start time so the bride could start the day by doing a 5k run (as she does every Saturday). They then had their ceremony at 4pm at Asylum Chapel followed by a 'Great British knees up' style reception at a local pub. Jordan had also bought two outfits - a more traditional dress and a Catherine Deane jumpsuit - and she didn't decide which she was wearing until about 30 minutes before the ceremony!
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Kitsch Pink, Feathery & Leopard Print Wedding at Eaton House Studio

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Pure Image

November 8, 2023

If you've read your new copy of Rock n Roll Bride magazine already, you will recognise the location of Krystina and Jamie's wedding, because it was held at the same place we did our cover shoot, Eaton House Studio in Essex. Their love for all things kitsch and glamorous set the tone of the day, and inspired by the decor in their own home, there was no-where else more perfect for them to get married.
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Sparkles & Fireworks Inspired Working Men’s Club Wedding

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Ellie Grace

September 27, 2023

Even the most non-traditional of weddings can often end up following a similar schedule and format. But for Lucy and Paul, who got engaged just six months after their romance rekindled after 12 years apart, they wanted to do things truly differently. With a modest budget, their two-day event was inspired by their love of sparkle, the date (November 5th) and the working men's club where they held the party.
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Festive, Movie Themed Wedding with Street Food & A Black Wedding Dress

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Shutter Go Click

August 15, 2023

It may be summer (allegedly!) still, but if you're planning a festive wedding with an alternative edge then you are going to love Caro and Sam's celebration. Being non-binary, Caro in particular didn't vibe with a lot of the traditional wedding messaging, so they opted to do things their own way. Caro wore a custom made black dress from Lucy Can't Dance, they hired a the street food venue as their location and planned the day together.
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