I'd not been to the village of Ripple in Gloucestershire before and what a quint place it is. Nick & Jenny had their Wedding ceremony at the Church there, then went on to Jenny's parent's home for a garden reception with a difference. Not a typical marquee, but teepees! Not just one or two details but a plethora of colour and artistic styles.
The only thing that could let the day down was the weather.......and the forecast wasn't exactly 28 degrees with blue skies (it was mid September after all). Amazingly though, despite the potential of rain the day wasn't hindered in the slightest, it stayed bright for literally the whole day and the wedding couldn't have been better (what do weather forecasters know anyway?).
Anyhow, here are a few photos from the day, with more over on my FB page.
The only thing that could let the day down was the weather.......and the forecast wasn't exactly 28 degrees with blue skies (it was mid September after all). Amazingly though, despite the potential of rain the day wasn't hindered in the slightest, it stayed bright for literally the whole day and the wedding couldn't have been better (what do weather forecasters know anyway?).
Anyhow, here are a few photos from the day, with more over on my FB page.
'Trouble' the cat. How cute is he/she?
Wedding details (flowers) and a wedding itinerary.
A quick bite of banana before heading downstairs to greet the awaiting crowd!
I love it when friends from the local village parish come along to weddings.
If only the Vicar had been standing next to me and not in the way. Still not a bad shot ;-)
Teepees certainly have a rustic charm about them and suited Jenny's DIY wedding really well. They are however REALLY dark to take photos in....despite the chandelier!
Jenny had painted the shed doors with this enormous pink heart - it was only logical to include it in a photo :-) Sometimes there is a very good reason for a photo not being black and white too!
A tropical rain storm with wedding speeches in a teepee doesn't make it very easy to hear? No sooner had it started though, it was over - phew!
It's fair to say the best mans jokes were pretty bad!
How very thrifty, make your own skipping rope from wedding napkin ties?
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Brilliant photography. You really captured the mood and the spirit of the wedding.
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