On Friday I attended my second wedding in less than a week. This one was family, and took place at Norwood Park, just outside the beautiful town of Southwell, Nottinghamshire.
I decided to give my ruffled dress a rest, and instead debuted my second Sewaholic Cambie, that I made a couple of months ago using Liberty Match fabric. I included pockets and used dark grey cotton for the lining. It was lovely to wear, just a little tight after eating a big meal, but I’d say that’s more my fault than the dress’s. This time I teamed it with some other shoes I bought recently, also by Clarks and in a sale, and again, miraculously, I managed to keep them on all day without any suffering or blisters.
Enough about me and my dress. I didn’t manage to take any decent full length ones of the bride, but she looked stunning, and had especially amazing hair.
Below you’ll find a few pictures that give an insight into what made this wedding special. The venue was stunning, the food mouth-watering and the attention to detail was second to none. As with the last wedding I went to, the bride had organised and sourced all of the decorations herself, and done an outstanding job.
What an amazing day you must’ve all had! And your Liberty dress just fits in perfectly. ❤️
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Thank you – it did fit in pretty well 😊 lots of love vintage style and items around.
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Lovely!
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Loving the lavender & seeds – what a cute idea 🙂 I think your dress looks gorgeous!
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Ah, I do love a good wedding, especially when lots of bits are homemade:)
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The handmade parts were lovely touches 🙂
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Lovely! I so enjoy weddings, always such happy days. Gorgeous details at this one, glad you captured them.
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Weddings are nicest when you can sit back and relax and just enjoy the proceedings I think 🙂
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