Organised by Julia and You Photography and Louise Perry Weddings, a classic and elegant venue was a must for this timeless styled shoot. Hatfield Place, the exquisite Georgian country house, was an obvious choice to fit the brief. The theme was inspired by the 'old school money' aesthetic. In today's society, when trends come and go, this shoot proved that understated luxury with a touch of nostalgia will never go out of fashion and provide picture perfect memories to last a lifetime.
Natalie and Tom originally had their eyes on a barn wedding. However, that changed as soon as they set eyes on St Osyth Priory. Natalie explains, “Our neighbour recommended we go and look at St Osyth Priory, as it was only 10 minutes down the road. We just couldn't get over how incredible it was when we got there. Such beautiful grounds, stunning buildings and Livi and Lizzie the coordinators were so welcoming and warm, we just couldn't resist! We cancelled the viewing for the barn venue and even though we'd only seen one setting, we knew this was the perfect one for us.”
With plans of a proposal up a mountain on a Northern Lights tour, scuppered, Mike instead asked Helen to be his wife on a lazy Saturday morning having tea and toast in bed. It was a huge yes, of course. Mr and Mrs Hall tied the knot at Southminster Hall, followed by a party at their family home on 3rd August 2024. A magnificent laid back day with festival vibes.
