The church looked pretty and the relaxed vicar and put a little humour into the service.
Confetti was thrown in the church grounds, which is getting rarer these days, as usually confetti is only allowed outside the lychgate.

I advise couples to arrange their own confetti as guests don’t tend to bring their own. Family and friends were keen and threw the confetti before we had chance to set the shot up! We had to be quick but captured a lovely moment.

Back at Barnett Hill, guests enjoyed pimms outside. We made use of the beautiful grounds, the magnolia tree was in full bloom and there are some cute hedges. The venue has a spectacular stair case and marbled hallway, which we used for photographs of the couple.

During the best mans speech we learned that the couple met in New York, while Murray was on holiday there. The best man then set up a slideshow and photographing in virtual darkness we managed to capture some great reactions.

We stayed to capture the first dance, then the father daughter dance and the American tradition of the groom and mother dance. The groom’s mother loved dancing with her son.

Wow I am truly impressed. The shots are absolutely beautiful, better than I even imagined!!!!

I loved all the styling from this wedding, the gorgeous dusky pink flowers were from Green Palour. The cake was a work of art and from Choccywoccydoodah in Brighton. There was a pretty display of cupcakes for the evening guests that just looked too good to eat.

Rebecca’s stunning dress is Suzanne Neville. The flower girls dresses were from Debenhams and managed to stay clean despite all their hand stands and rolling in the grass!

The reception was at Lillibrook Manor, a rustic barn and relaxed wedding venue. We made use of the grounds for the photographs of the couple, there is a small courtyard and a beautiful tree lined avenue. Rebecca and Luke couldn’t of wished for better weather, it was unusually hot for the time of year and everyone was outside for the reception drinks – a perfect day.