British countryside wedding

Is this Old English rhyme just for superstitious brides? Learn all about the "something borrowed, something blue" rhyme, its meaning, and how you can include it at your wedding.

A rural ivy-ensconced estate, adorable lite bites, and a breathtaking wedding gown are just a few noteworthy aspects of Amber and Dominic's English countryside wedding full of inspiration.

The artist-designer couple wanted their wedding day to feel romantic but home-made.

Give me a straight-from-the-storybooks English countryside wedding, and you'll have one VERY happy blogger on your hands. I can promise you that. But add film captures from CKB Photography into the...

The brief was to style an english country wedding for a promotional film to send out to customers, clients and suppliers. The story was simple one. The bride leaving her family home, walking with her father to the church, the wedding ceremony followed by a reception surrounded by close friends and family before being driven away in the groom's vintage car. All sounds rather idyllic doesn't it!

The bride wore her great-grandmother's tiara during a ceremony on her family's estate in the Cotswolds.

Henrietta Rix, the cofounder of womenswear brand Rixo, wore vintage jewelry and adorned her tables with antiques for her English wedding.

Dreaming of eloping to the English countryside? Here's how to plan your intimate manor wedding at a romantic cornwell wedding venue for two!

Euridge Manor is one of my all time favourite venues. It really is a dream to capture. Helen and Robert had their ceremony in the boathouse and kept things very simple. With minimal decor to really let the venue shine. Before then having their champagne pour and drinks reception on the lawn. With so many...