Archive for October, 2010
The history of Sudeley Castle and its award-winning gardens spans over a thousand years and contains many varied tales of royal associations, wars and periods of neglect and subsequent restoration. The Castle has changed hands over a dozen times during its history and today it is the private home of Lord and Lady Ashcombe, Henry [...]
Read More... →St. Peter’s Church, Leckhampton, Cheltenham is a wonderfully traditional venue for a wedding ceremony. It’s graveyard (perhaps not the best thing to talk about on a wedding site admittedly), is littered with famous people such as Dr Edward Wilson, Baron de Ferrières, Sir Robert Smirke. The father or English Opera, John Barnett is also buried [...]
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August in The Cotswolds: Rain – lots of it! Laura and Stuart did not let it affect their incredible wedding though. Married at St. Peter’s Church, Leckhampton, Cheltenham in a wonderful ceremony, it was off, through the deluge to the resplendent Sudeley Castle for the marquee reception. Genuinely it rained a torrent on the day and [...]
Read More... →Buckland Tout-Saints Hotel is a luxury country house Hotel located in the stunning Devon South Hams, surrounded by over four acres of beautifully tended gardens and woodland. A delightfully secluded location for a truly relaxing getaway only a short drive from Salcombe, this stunning William & Mary manor house provides a simply beautiful backdrop weddings. [...]
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Leave a Comment (0) →It was the middle of a typical August summer when I went down to the Buckland Tout-Saints Hotel in Goveton, Devon. Typical in every respect as it absolutely poured down with rain – but no matter, moods were not dampened as Claire & Matt and their guests had a wonderful wedding celebration at this stunning venue. [...]
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Leave a Comment (4) →Wroughton Parish Church, in the village of Wroughton is a wonderfully traditional Anglican church – a perfect place for a wedding ceremony. Nestled in the hill above the village, the church is in a quiet location slightly off the beaten track. Between 1855 and 1930, there was an “annual feast” in Wroughton - a week-long summer fair attended [...]
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It’s been an incredibly busy summer and I’m now managing to catch up with some long over due blog posts. All of my weddings get blogged in order and this was the wonderful wedding of Sam & Dan that occurred in late July. The ceremony was at the lovely Wroughton Parish Church here in Wiltshire, and the [...]
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