Nadine & Andrew {Wedding at The White Hart Inn}

bride and groom holding sparklers at The White Hart Inn, Derbyshire

Wedding at The White Hart Inn

It’s that time of year again! Christmas is approaching. The weather outside is frightful. I have Christmas tunes on non-stop. And I have my final blog post of the year (and the final wedding of my 2017 season!) Nadine and Andrew got married on a cold day. And it was a little bit Christmassy and delightful. So it seems most appropriate to blog their nuptials today. Their wedding at The White Hart Inn was laid back and cool. They are a lovely couple and the day was good fun. I particularly enjoyed all the sparkler fun at the end of the night.

Nadine and Andrew’s Favourite Five

I asked Nadine and Andrew to let me know their favourite images from the day, and they have provided me with their top 5 including the reasons why they chose them. Here are their selection…

ONE:

Nadine says:

Picture of us under the umbrella. We thought that getting married in November and it getting dark by 4:30pm would mean that we would be limited for the types of photos we could have. Luckily for us Kathryn had a lovely idea for a photo outside in the evening with an umbrella lit up with a light. It took us a few attempts but eventually we got the flash right!

bride and groom night time under a brolly at the White Heart Inn, Derbyshire

TWO:

Nadine says:

photo with the kids. We didn’t want lots of ‘staged’ photos – and in any case it can be really difficult to get kids to stand still and smile. This picture sums up Kathryn’s relaxed style. Our family love this picture of us and our nephews and niece.

bride and groom with their nephews and nieces smiling at The White Hart inn

THREE:

Nadine says:

Sparklers! We had a bit of fun with sparklers and the photos turned out pretty well! This photo reminds us of being freezing cold but having fun with family and friends!

Bride and Groom hold sparklers at night in their wedding at The White Hart Inn

FOUR:

Nadine says:

Photo of us ‘behind the twigs’. This photo reminds us of John (Andrew’s Dad) and Sandra (Andrew’s Auntie) holding the some of our decorations in the air in front of us to get a good photo while it was raining outside! Never let the rain get in the way of a good photo opportunity! We love this picture and used it for our thank you cards.

Bride and groom in the middle of winter twinkle lights at The White Hart Inn

FIVE:

Confetti! This reminds us of Kathryn calling Andrew Mr Grumpy (he doesn’t like confetti don’t you know) *haha*

bride and groom walking through confetti at The White Hart Inn

Oh I love Nadine and Andrew’s selection. Its so nice to see the photos through my couples’ eyes.

My favourite 36:

Here are a selection of my own favourites that tell the story of the day. Elements I have included include some of the aesthetics that I particularly liked. Such as Nadine’s gorgeous green shoes and Andrew’s brilliant rustic style tweed suit. He hunts and the look was perfect for him. His best man had a similar get up and Andrew bought him a vintage gun cleaning kit as a present, which was true love! I really liked working with these two. They are both genuinely lovely. Here are a few pictures of their wonderful cold wintry magical wedding day…

 

Scroll down to the bottom of the pictures for the slide show and also some advice from Nadine (I think its interesting – and useful – to get wedding feedback)

bride's alternative green wedding shoes resting on the window ledgebeautiful and simple bridal portrait at home bride holding bouquet and looking up, beautifully litbride with red hair holding bouquetgroom and his father in a silly momentPortrait of the groom at the front of the ceremony at The White Hart Innbride and groom exchange wedding rings in their wedding at The White Hart Innbride and groom exchange rings at The White Hart Innbride and groom sign the register at The White Hart Innbride and groom walk back down the aisle at The White Hart Innfamily pulling funny faces at a weddingfir cones on the table at a weddinggroom showing off his new iron man wedding cuff linksfir cone button hole and tweed jacket wedding outfit of groombride and groom walking through confetti on an autumn daya wintry picture of bride and groom kissing behind some thinking lightsbride and groom portrait at The White Hart Inn in Derbyshirefather of the groom showing his engraved watchbride and groom at night under a brolly groom laughing bride and groom under a brolly at night in black and whiteboy dressed as Captain America at weddingbride and groom having first dance at The White Hart Inn in Derbyshirebride and groom first dance with bride laughingbride and groom walk through sparklers at their wedding at The White Hart Inn

 

What was the best decision you made about your wedding day? (advice to future couples)

Tea and Cake! We only invited 30 close family and friends to the ceremony and wedding breakfast. We invited a few more extended family and close friends for tea and cake at 5:30pm before the rest of our evening guests arrived at 7pm. This meant we could spend quality time with different groups of people throughout the day.

Is there anything you would do differently? (advice to future couples)

Ask a friend or family member to plate up some of the buffet food for you! We missed out on ours because we were so busy chatting to everyone!

SLIDE SHOW:

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