See how other couples celebrated their big day with wedding stories and ideas from County Wedding Magazines' Real Weddings features.
Up, up and away: Annalise and Richard's big day was inspired by Pixar's Up... read more
Come away with me: Jessica and Kristian's celebration on their love of travelling... read more
Wine and dine: A romantic vineyard proposal in Santorini led to wedding bells for Laura and Ryan... read more
Science Lesson: Working in the same laboratory saw love blossom for biomedical scientists Kayleigh and Richard... read more
In the pink: Hannah and Alex chose shades of rose and blush for their pretty-as-a-picture big day.... read more
Beauty and barbecue: Kay and George planned a chilled day with Greek flavour... read more
Yurt Life: Rachael and Alasdair hired two yurts for their wedding reception and decorated them with navy touches and pops of bright, bold colours.... read more
A Cornish Encounter: Georgia and Jack's wedding followed a soft pink colour theme with touches of gold, rose gold and copper.... read more
A Family Affair: Claire and Brad celebrated their loved ones past and present on their big day... read more
Beauty and her beau: Karina and Darren pulled out all the stops for their twisted fairytale wedding... read more
When I fall in love: Michaela and Jonathan styled their February wedding day in blush and gold tones.... read more
One Fine Day: The Old Barn at Esholt was the perfect backdrop for Chris and Mandy's big day... read more
Sunshine of my life: Corrine and Ryan styled their day in shades of yellow, the ultimate happy hue!... read more
Rustic Romance: Charlotte and Ross planned a beautifully personal celebration... read more
Katrina and James first got chatting at their university's badminton club. Serendipity soon struck, as they bumped into each other on a night out the following day. They hit the karaoke with their rendition of Train's Drops of Jupiter, a song that later became their first dance track. James proposed while the pair were visiting the Christmas marketsin Tallinn. Katrina says: We were at the top of a tower around the city wall. I was looking out of a window and turned around to find James on one knee! The bride is from Devon, so she found the idea of a beach venue really appealing. Whitstable, being a favourite spot with the couple as well as being close to where they live, seemed ideal. When we came across East Quay, we thought it was perfect, Katrina explains.The location is amazing, and the venue gave us flexibility to do exactly what we wanted in terms of decoration, catering and use of the space. Here we find out more about the big day with the bride.... read more
Love Without Borders: Kathryn and Robert styled their big day in homage to a british summer garden party in shades of green, purple and blush Images courtesy of Hollister Photography ... read more
Vintage glamour: Philip and Carly channelled a Hollywood-chic look for their big day... read more
Lasting Love: Maxine and Lewis romantic wedding was set against the stunning backdrop of Hedingham Castle... read more
Relaxed romance: Nicole and Matthew tied the knot with a beautiful wedding at Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa... read more
Magic moments: Jade and Ben's wedding at Notley Tythe Barn was a gorgeous affair – with a last-minute surprise!... read more
A winter wonderland: Rebecca and Lewis celebrated their special day with loved ones at Northbrook Park.... read more
A day to remember: Aldwick Estate was the perfect wintry big-day backdrop for Amber and Nathan.... read more
In an English country garden: Chloe and Ben's big day was a bright colour burst of beautiful blooms.... read more
Boho chic: Nicola and Daniel celebrated their nuptials at the Grange Hotel.... read more
A rustic romance: Sarah and James' big-day colour palette comprised green and ivory with a hint of blush pink.... read more
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