On 25 May 2019, a support supervisor for disabled students wed software engineer at. Its light-suffused, plant-filled space would be a wonderful setting to have an informal ceremony and also the party managed to move on to the vast, industrial in Sheffield for his or her drinks, dinner, and evening reception, with the 70s inspired touches scattered throughout.

The bride nailed the relaxed vibe together with her quirky, daintily-embellished gown, inspired by 70s style, from FeelTimes. Its double-layered, floaty sleeves and tiers remind me of a lot of dresses my very own mum wore in the 70s… I just like it!

"My dresses were relying on my love of 1970s styles. Both were built with a vintage style however the day dress was classic and suited the informal feel of the day, whereas the evening dress was much more of a statement for that reception. Neither has been made like a wedding dress but both felt special, whilst still feeling like these were 'me'."

After eight years together, Michael proposed whilst the pair were in Welsh village Portmeirion for Nichole's birthday in January 2018. They married in May the year after.

"The main idea when planning our wedding was that people wanted our guests to savor the day around us. We wanted so that it is beautiful whilst still being relaxed and informal, with lots of food and drink and lots and a lot of dancing."



The soft pinks and lilacs from the bouquets were mirrored through the bridesmaids' gowns. I love the cool, combining the feel of short and long in complementing shades.

"I gave the bridesmaid a color theme and allow them to all choose their very own dress. It resulted in they could wear something they loved and felt good in, and again fitted using the informal feel."

Michael decided on a slim-fit navy suit, adding a skinny tie in pale blush for any 70s twist.

Photographer Tony Wilson of made full use of the divine gardens to capture these wonderful, intimate newly-wed portrait shots.

"Tony was recommended to us and we have also recommended him because he was great. He's taking photos at our friends' wedding in October on our recommendation so it'll be nice to determine him again."

After dinner, the cutting from the cake and speeches, the bride to be slipped off her white gown to don a striking blue, maxi dress. I love the fluidity of their wide bell sleeves and intricate Joshua Tree embroidery on their back, shoulders, and sleeves. She also wore statement silver platform shoes, and also the couple took the chance for more extraordinary portrait shots around the streets of Sheffield.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Don't worry and stress an excessive amount over the tiny details. You will have the very best day regardless of what and your guests are going to be intent on using a good time! No one knows what decisions you didn't make, or that which you almost opted for instead, so ignore it."

Article produced at: https://www.feeltimes.co.uk/