A BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN WEDDING IN TROTTON, PETERSFIELD, WEST SUSSEX – ELIZABETH AND LEON
IF YOU’RE PLANNING A COUNTRY MANOR WEDDING, YOU’LL LOVE THIS WEDDING FOR INSPIRATION!
When Elizabeth and Leon first got in touch with me about their wedding, I was so excited – they were planning a relaxed autumnal wedding with an intimate ceremony and a lovely meal with friends and family for the reception. Elizabeth and Leon are the nicest people and I couldn’t wait to shoot their wedding!
GETTING READY
I started at Southdowns Manor, where the bride was getting ready, and it was so chilled out, because everyone was in a good mood. Elizabeth wore a floor-length gown and Leon wore a navy suit and they looked really perfect.
THE CEREMONY
The wedding took place at Southdowns Manor, and was a romantic ceremony. They had some beautiful readings, which brought pretty much everyone to tears. After the ceremony they walked down the aisle together, and then the celebrations began.
THE RECEPTION
The wedding reception took place Southdowns Manor, which was decorated so lovely. It was so beautiful.
It was a sunny day, which is exactly what the couple had hoped for. While the guests enjoyed drinks at the bar, I did some family photos. My favourite photo from our couples session is later in the evening at golden hour and night-time. Check it out below!
During the reception they had a lovely meal with friends and family, which everyone loved. For the wedding breakfast they had proper wedding grub, and it was so yummy. Afterwards, they had some wonderful speeches and the dancefloor was packed all evening. They also had a DJ, which everyone loved.
Here are some other awesome autumn weddings for inspiration! If you’re getting married and looking for a wedding photographer, get in touch.
Wedding planner/Coordinator: Kate Armstrong
Caterer: Southdowns manor
Videographer: Magicpromedia
DJ: Southdowns manor
Cake: Gina
Florist: Jasmines flowers
Make-up (If different from hair stylist): Claire Carr
Thank you to my second shooter for some the photos in this blog
