Emma and Stace got hitched on 23rd May this year at the beautiful Georgian manor house Gosforth Hall, in the Essex countryside.
Gosforth Hall is a venue specialising in weddings and seriously, these guys are EXPERTS.
So, if you are looking for somewhere with exclusive use of the venue for 24 hours and a perfectly polished events team, this is it...
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Sometimes brides come to us with no idea what they want, and sometimes they come to us with notated print outs of images in a labelled folder... Emma knew exactly what she was after!
NB Jess used to work with Emma back in the corporate days so is totally allowed to poke fun. Also, Jess is pretty sure she knows where said folder was pinched from...
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The brief was golds, bronzes, champagnes, soft dusky pinks, creams, whites and browns, fluffy ferns and grey green foliage.
For her bouquet, Emma wanted a loose, messy and wild hand-tie with trailing elements, finished with lace.
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The ceremony took place within the house, where posies of gypsophila were attached to the chair back bows, and an arrangement of ferns and roses wired onto lilac branches was placed on the Registrar's table.
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For the reception, a variety of distressed silver, bronze and gold vases were filled with groupings of hydrangea and gypsophila and mixed arrangements of roses, sweetly scented freesias, lisianthus, wax flower and foliage.
A fern, eucalyptus and ivy garland was draped along the front of the top table.
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The cutting of the cake took place in the large entrance hall with a sweeping staircase, where we had installed a flower heavy garland of roses and hydrangea with grey green eucalyptus and trailing ferns.
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Congratulations Emma and Stace, it was an honour to be a part of your big day, and we wish you so much love and happiness for the future.
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