Editor and writer married project manager on 4th May 2019 most abundant in effortlessly glamorous of weddings in the magnificent. This wedding was photographed by our faves, who Lisa discovered, together with most of her other wedding suppliers, via Instagram…

"I knew as soon once we got engaged that I desired to wear on a large day would be a cape. I got so fixated on the idea that when I finally found my cape of dreams, it felt like my outfit was sorted. I had to become reminded that I still required to find the dress."

"In the finish, I decided to allow the cape to perform the talking and put it on with a simple silk slip dress. I found an ideal: its classic simplicity was the perfect pairing for my sheer celestial cape, that was delicately embroidered with stars and moons."

"Another no-brainer for all of us was choosing our florist. I'm an enormous fan of wild, slightly asymmetrical arrangements as well as their love of foliage and greenery. In short, I didn't want anything too classic."

"We decided on a color palette of soppy blues, yellows, oranges, pinks, and whites, by using lots of texture. As we got married at the beginning of May, a lot of wonderful flowers were in season, so our flower bouquets and bouquets were comprised of some of my favorites including delphinium, lisianthus, and Craspedia."

"I never set out having a specific color scheme for that day, but as our planning took shape I accidentally kept coming to the greenery of Kew Gardens."

"The bridesmaids wore lavender bridesmaid dresses. I asked our florist, to supply white wax flowers for my bridesmaids' hair and little flower crowns for the flower girls." Click

"Brendan wore a midnight blue tuxedo. He accessorized by having a black bowtie; his grandfather's antique pocket watch, which was a really special method of including him within our day."

"We in 2013 – Brendan was the only real online date I decided to and I remember being very nervous beforehand. I'm so glad I went! We got engaged around the beach near my mum's house in Hong Kong in November 2017 and started planning our wedding last February."

"We had two readings during our ceremony: my buddy read the first and Brendan's sister browse the second. Brendan and I both desired to choose readings that not only meant a great deal to us like a couple but additionally would feel appropriate for that person reading."

"We were also adamant that people wouldn't just be satisfied with any cheesy reading – it had been vital that you use to select pieces that resonated."

"Every time we look at our wedding photos, we're reminded of the magic in our day. Plus, they took our version of this silhouette shot within the Palm House. We didn't desire a videographer – photography was a lot more important to us."

"We hired to play during our ceremony and drinks reception and so the swing band, Jazzbomb (who we booked through ) kept everyone around the dancefloor until the end of the night. We also had a memorable sparkler tunnel… 150 rather merry individuals with extra-long sparklers – I was lucky nobody caught alight."

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Planning my wedding was one of the most consuming tasks I've ever undertaken even though I stayed fairly relaxed through the process, there have been times when I felt overwhelmed by the number of decisions we had to make. So my biggest piece of advice could just laugh and revel in it all because afterward you n, need to miss it! And don't sweat small details, everything does come together ultimately and around the day contrary goes wrong you won't even notice it because you'll be too busy getting the time of your lifetime."

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