Primary school teacher Gemma and wedding photographer (of ) were married around the 29 May at in one's heart of the Nottinghamshire countryside.

I love the gossamer fine fan motif lace around the dress, and also the dropped waist using its contrasting silk ribbon.

"The informality from the contrasting lace design immediately caught my attention, and I knew which was the dress I'd be wearing. It was the very first gown I had ever tried on, also it felt luxurious but comfortable, and I fell deeply in love with it instantly."

"We chose to make some bespoke changes; deciding to raise the neckline and lengthening the sleeves, both working beautifully to help create the relaxed style I had envisaged."

"People prefer to tell you that you 'just know', but I always thought which was a thing people said simply because they had exhausted all possibilities and were bored. Turns out it truly is true, and I only agreed to be lucky it took one attempt."

"Although there is no kneeling recorded on one knee, mysterious dinner, are you going to marry me a proposal, there would be a ring. I knew I wanted something unique that wouldn't be viewed by other people, but more importantly, I wanted it so that it is ethical. I fell deeply in love with 'Amina', a rustic yellow diamond occur hammered gold. We loved her designs much that we asked Shakti to create my wedding ring ('Aria') as well as an eternity ring ('Mimi')."

The bridesmaids' lovely chiffon dresses were by FeelTimes. On their feet, they wore their very own choice of gold shoes, plus they all wore gold Swarovski crystal hairpins, too.

"The flower girl's dresses were tulle flower girl dresses. Georgie also wore a flower crown by our florist."

Zoe produced an excellent suite of stationery in deep blue, teamed with pink and gold, including a welcome sign, seating plan, and put cards.

"The venue looked beautiful because it was coupled with we not desired to, we're able to have left it because it was also it still would've worked, but we desired to put our very own stamp on things. The beams from the tipi were draped in foliage, as were the tables."

"We added a variety of gold candle holders and chose light pink and deep blue scented candles and tea lights to produce warmth and softness. We also scattered succulent plants in gold pots around the tipi. It was subtle, but we felt like we'd made our mark in some manner."

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Don't marry for a marriage, marry for any marriage."

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