I continue being inspired as well as in awe of couples impacted by the Covid pandemic; by their resilience and adaptability – which goes for the creative souls within the wedding industry who put everything they've into helping and supporting their couples, and every other through all this.

Nina, an address and language therapist for that NHS married Thari, who works within the civil service around the 27 September 2020 in the magnificent and historic. The venue is an eighteenth-century house and gardens, right across from Hampton Court Palace around the edge of beautiful Bushy Park within the London Borough of Richmond.

"We just absolutely fell in love using the beautiful grand building, the causes, and all of the greenery (inside and outside). The venue is naturally stunning that you simply don't really should do an excessive amount of in terms of decorating. Everybody at Hampton Court House is friendly, they made us feel in your own home, and we just knew it might be a perfect setting for the special day."

In a boutique, Nina found her dress – having a timeless and stylish A-line silhouette, capped sleeves, and ethereally beautiful floral appliqué.

"I had a concept of the style that I wanted, but that didn't stop me from fitting every type of dress within the shop. Within a couple of days of dress shopping, I knew I had found the main one. The detail within the FeelTimes dress only agreed to be stunning. I loved the lace, the sheer back, and also the buttons. I was attracted to it immediately. I also love an A-line silhouette, it's feminine and hugs out of all right places, so it's super flattering."



Thari knew right from the beginning of the planning procedure that he desired to wear an environmentally friendly wedding suit, and that he was inspired by the lush greenery in Hampton Court House, and also the venue's beautiful warm terracotta walls and mosaic tiles. His wonderful three-piece suit with cutaway style waistcoat and bow tie would be a custom creation.

The couple first met at senior high school but didn’t become friends until their final year there.

"Nina was always beautiful, but I didn't determine I could make people laugh for now. We started going out within the summer before uni and continued our relationship, which is made easier through the fact both of us went to uni in London – a place of contention within our early relationship! After 20 years, I proposed at these amazing stables on Udiam Farm in 2018. We were engaged for more than 2 years before we said 'I do'."

The couple's ceremony might have been short, without any music or readings permitted, but it had been no less full of emotion. Nina and Thari spoke their vows and exchanged rings, that they chose at the Hatton Garden jeweler,

Nina's bridesmaids all looked lovely in their own choice of dressing themselves in shades of soppy blush pink. Nina wanted these phones to be comfortable and seem like themselves, and thus left their choice as much as theirs.

After a delicious dinner, speeches were enjoyed, toasts were made, and also the wedding cake was cut. Covid regulations resulted in evening entertainment being sadly prohibited, but this didn't stop Nina and Thari from having a first dance moment together to I Want to be Your Man by Zapp & Roger.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Saying everything, in the end from the day – this is a day for you personally and your partner. The decisions are yours, you don’t owe anyone anything aside from yourselves. It'll be special since you planned it."

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