Following on from Laura and Paul’s Creeksea Place wedding photos, Part One and their fab vintage-inspired wedding photo booth here’s the rest of Laura and Paul’s day. This post is fairly heavy on details, including their fantastic vintage crockery which they spent months scouting antique shops, boot fairs and charity shops for. Laura had the idea of stacking the vintage tea sets on top of each other, with flowers peaking out from each cup. The florist had her doubts, apparently, but you’d never guess this – it’s truly stunning! They also had the most fantastic frame-inspired table plans, with every table being the word ‘Love’ in a different language.



Instead of canapés for the guests, Laura and Paul hired a vintage ice cream parlour company, for the perfect English Summer Day feel. I love the mini cones, which Laura showed off perfectly!









The speeches, as expected, were incredibly moving, especially Laura’s dad’s speech which had even me in tears!



The four best men delivered the perfect speech, with each of them telling us a different anecdote about Paul. After hearing their speeches, it became obvious why there was no way Paul could have chosen just one.









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Laura’s stunning dress is an Ian Stuart called Cha Cha Cha, purchased along with the hair accessory from Bellissima Weddings
Bridesmaids’ dresses and shoes were a fantastic find in New Look
Paul wore a Ben Sherman suit, and his shirt came from Debenhams. His shoes and bow tie were Paul Smith
All corsages came from Lucy Loves Fabric who also made all the table runners from Tanya Whelan fabric
Flowers by Elegance Flowers
Cake by a family friend
Catering by Spencer Anne’s Catering
Music for ceremony and pre-reception drinks by Cash Cows
Evening Entertainment by The XFM Band
Mr and Mrs sign, a gift from a friend, sourced from Not on the High Street



























































Isn’t this car just fantastic? Lorraine told me that neither her or Steve are particularly into cars, but they both loved this one!
Steve had two best men, his two brothers, but all family had buttonholes.




















