We had a ceilidh band which everyone loved and had a chance to get involved in. We prefer this over a DJ as there is someone calling the moves instead of an intimidating dancefloor with no structure. ELISE AND CAMERON’S SUPPLIER LIST Venue, St Julians Club, https://stjulians.co.uk | Photographer and videographer, Silver and Light, www.silver-and-light.co.uk | Bride’s dress, ForElvin, @_forelvin_ | Brides accessories, Jane Bourvis, www.janebourvis.com | Groom’s suit, John Lewis, www.johnlewis.com | Groom’s accessories, Otaa, www.otaa.com | Bridesmaids’ dresses, SilkFred, www.silkfred.com | Cake, Sarah Hunter Cake Design, www.sarahhuntercakes. com | Flowers, Flower & Glory, https://flowerandglory.co.uk | Transport, Oxted Classic Cars, www.oxtedclassiccars.co.uk | Stationery, Elise Illustrates, https://elisepearce.co.uk | Entertainment, Licence to Ceilidh, www.licencetoceilidh.co.uk It wasn’t so funny at the time, but when we got to the end of the aisle, we were informed that there was no confetti! My brother drove to my parents’ house to collect it, so we could have the confetti walk out of the church. We made people wait outside but it was worth it, and the pictures are some of my favourites. A moment we will both cherish is my dad’s speech. A heartfelt moment captured in time. Exchanging our vows, as well as the confetti walk out of the church were special moments. Cameron felt a little nervous but mostly excited and extremely happy to have all his friends and family celebrate with them. I felt overwhelmed with joy. It’s something you plan for so long and when the day comes it doesn’t feel real. My bridesmaids wore simple dusky pink silk dresses in matching styles. Cameron wore a lovely, light-brown linen, doublebreasted suit from John Lewis paired with a green and maroon striped tie. The groomsmen were in matching, single breasted suits with green ties adorned with white polka dots on them – they matched the dots on the skirt of my wedding dress. 36
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