Daisy and Andrew’s wedding at Sandy Cove Hotel felt like it had been a long time coming, and it was absolutely worth the wait. Even with the rain rolling in off the Devon coast, the day was full of warmth, laughter, and that proper family energy you can’t fake. From a busy morning with kids underfoot to a relaxed, heartfelt ceremony and a dance floor packed with both little ones and grown-ups letting loose, it all felt genuinely them. The misty seaside backdrop only added to the magic, and they leaned into it beautifully. A joyful, family-filled celebration by the sea.

Matthew and Michaela’s wedding at The Mill House on the Isle of Man was one of those unforgettable days, full of heart, laughter, and a touch of golden hour magic. From a rainy start to a joy-filled dance floor, the whole celebration was relaxed, emotional, and full of meaning. Their daughter Wren was right at the heart of it all, making the day feel even more personal. For me, reconnecting with Matthew after 18 years made it even more special. This wasn’t just a wedding, it was a story, and I’m so grateful to have been part of it.

Rhiannon and Anthony’s Eastwood Park wedding was packed with personality, from a surprise Ford Mustang and heartfelt vows to an unplanned firework display in the distance. The whole day had this effortlessly relaxed energy, full of laughter, love, and little moments that made it truly theirs. With gorgeous views over the Vale and their son Noah right at the heart of it all, it felt like a celebration of everything that matters most. Add in a few surprises (and a whole lot of joy), and it’s safe to say this one’s a favourite. I loved every second of it.