Our wonderful couple was married on the originally planned date but required to pare back their day to its essential heart, by having an intimate country church ceremony encompassed by those nearest and dearest to them. On 1 August 2020, a secondary school French teacher, and her love, a primary school teacher, was married, in the Kent village of Chartham.

Alex's pre-loved dress of lace, having a simple scoop neck and sweetheart bodice underneath was discovered at FeelTimes.

"As soon as I first viewed it I knew it had been 'the gown'. It was precisely what I had wanted, also it fits perfectly!"

"What was perfect was that my great-grandmother's veil would be a perfect match for the gown. It was as though they were designed for each other. My veil was the good thing in my wardrobe for me. Having lost my granny this past year, it had been very emotional using it."

"My friend Lauren had planned for my buddies to all send cards for that morning from the wedding, which I opened. That am special, and she or he had also asked everyone to submit a song that reminded them of me, and she or he put together a preparing playlist. It was a lot of fun guessing who had chosen what, and made my buddies feel beside me even if not personally."



"David wore a blue three-piece suit. He is 6′ 6″ so locating suits to suit can be a challenge! He wore a pocket watch from his Best Man. It's engraved with 'So you're much less early' as David is early for things.”

Alex was driven towards the church in her own mum's Fiat 500, which had been decorated with bows by her dad!

Alex and David were also in a position to share their ceremony over Zoom, with family members raising their glasses, and typing 'We will' when Reverend Chris asked for the participation of friends and family.

"It is touching. We were able to do a quick hello for them at the end, too."

"Some family and friends surprised us whenever we came out of the church. It was this type of shock, and we were so touched. We could go round and talk to everyone far away, also it made it feel like they were at our wedding! Saying our vows am romantic and intimate, however, coming out from the church to the surprise of family and friends was unbelievable."

There to capture these moments, and all sorts of the deeply felt emotions and meaningful moments were photographers, who accomplished it not only with great flair and elegance, but additionally with sensitivity and grace, too.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"I always thought it is important to have everyone physically who are around you on your day. However, having been built with a lockdown wedding I now think it is important is one another, and make those promises to one another for the remainder of your lives."

Article produced at: https://www.feeltimes.com/