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The morning of Beatrix and Harry’s wedding day made everyone worry… torrential downpours seemed to sweep across Suffolk which isn’t ideal for a marquee celebration!
These two were lucky though – by planning a afternoon ceremony at 2.30pm by the time Bea arrived at church all the drizzle had gone and guests arrived (some by tractor trailer!) in very high spirits to celebrate their day. Their church ceremony was also a lovely one too, with the usual sermon and vows but a surprise ‘flash mob’ style performance from Bea’s mothers choir who all popped up randomly throughout the pews to sing ‘Fields of Gold’.
Back at the farm, the marquee was decorated beautifully, and guests mingled outside in sunshine. A far cry from the morning!
We managed to steal them away for brief moments for some photos together in a nearby field, but the majority of Bea and Harry’s wedding was captured candidly so they could spend as much time as possible with their guests.
Here’s some highlights from their wedding day to tide them over until their full gallery is ready to see…
Suppliers:
Photography: Kerrie Mitchell Photography
Marquee: Great Events Company
Band: Mad Hatters Tea Party
Loo’s: Suffolk Hut Makers
