Rebecca and Paul came back to the UK from Hong Kong where they met, fell in love and ultimately held their legal wedding ceremony. They came back to the UK and to right here in Dorset to share their love and celebrate with family and friends by having their very own special wedding ceremony in a very special location.
A beautiful warm sunny summers day, the venue for Rebecca and Paul’s unique celebrations, the very very lovely Springhead Trust near Shaftesbury in Dorset. A relaxed, informal but well thought out day ahead, Rebecca was collected by her brother, bridesmaid and page boy from the nearby Fontmell Hotel in a wonderful horse and carriage and escorted back through the sunny Dorset lanes to the Sprinhhead Trust. Paul, family and friends greeted Rebecca’s arrival and then after a few welcome drinks under the green leaves of the spreading trees in the courtyard it was time for the whole ensemble to process through the stunning formal gardens alongside the lake to the antique Italian Rotunda for the blessing ceremony.
Rebecca and Paul declared their love uniquely through poem, sonnet and even dance before making more formal declarations in front of the family and friends, a ring then slipped upon Rebecca’s finger and two became one.
Time to reflect, share and enjoy the gardens and summer sunshine with their guests Rebecca and Paul sipped champagne and relaxed, there was even a little toe dabbling in the lake which was certainly welcome on such a warm day. Eventually it was time for everyone to meander back through the lakeside gardens to the Mill room of the Springhead Trust for the wedding breakfast.
What a superb day, and how quintessentially quirkishly English, just perfect.
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In the meantime, please enjoy a few images from Rebecca and Paul’s Lakeside wedding …
Rebecca & Paul’s Springhead Trust Wedding Inspiration Board.
