Rosemarie and Lawrence had what looks like a really fun wedding party. Glow sticks and pink wigs – what’s not to love? Great photos by Jerry Yoon





Posted in love, photography, relationship, tagged disco, fun, glow stick, party, photo, photographer, photography, photos, pictures, Wedding, wedding reception, winter wedding on July 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Rosemarie and Lawrence had what looks like a really fun wedding party. Glow sticks and pink wigs – what’s not to love? Great photos by Jerry Yoon





Posted in love, relationship, Wedding, tagged bridal party, bride, bridesmaid, bridesmaids, games, girl, girls, girls night out, groom, hen, hen night, hen party, hen shower, hen weekend, kiss, lips, party, pin the tail, questions, quiz, Wedding, weddings, winter wedding on May 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Here’s a game to play at a Hen weekend. Much more fun than pinning the tail on the donkey!
The best game I’ve played at a Hen weekend has been a Mr & Mrs type game or How well does the bride know the groom. Before the hen party, the bridemaids ask the groom a series of personal questions. At the hen party the Hen is asked the questions and if she gives the same answer, then she nominates someone to drink a shot or do a forfeit, if she gets it wrong then its her that has to do the forfeit or drink. The questions can be as naughty or as innocent as you like!
Posted in Food, relationship, Wedding, tagged bride, engaged, engagment, fiance, Film, flower girls, flowergirls, groom, love, love hearts, new york, party, place names, queen, real wedding, reception, romance, romantic, spring wedding, summer wedding, table names, theme, Wedding, wedding breakfast, wedding ceremony, wedding reception, winter wedding on May 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On a sunny but windy weekend a couple of weeks ago my fiance and I went arrived in Bedfordshire for a friends wedding. Luton Hoo is a grand house north of London near Luton airport and a beautifully ornate and grand building. Designed in 1767 by Robert Adam with Capability Brown landscaping the magnificent gardens. The house has appeared in many films from Four Weddings and a Funeral to Eyes Wide Shut and has even played host to the Queen. And today we’re its guests! Luton Hoo is open for afternoon tea and we had to shimmy past tables and sofas where people were enjoying their cucumber sandwiches to take our group pictures on the lawn.
Here is the room where the ceremony took place. The bride had a blue theme running throughout with blue bows on chairs and flowergirls scattering blue rose petals.


Each table was named after a place in New York as it was the city where the couple got engaged (in Central Park…very romantic!).

I loved the scattered love hearts on the tables. They made for much tipsy fun later on in the afternoon!

The sticky toffee pudding dessert was one of the bets I’ve EVER eaten…

…as you can tell I enjoyed it!

Each table had tall glass centrepieces.

The wedding breakfast was in a former chapel and we were surrounded by amazing stained glass and plainted murals.

Posted in Wedding, tagged candel, candlelight, candles, light, lighting, meal, party, reception, summer wedding, tea lights, Wedding, wedding ideas, wedding reception, winter wedding on May 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »