Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Do we have to feed you?

    It’s always lovely to be fed but it’s definitely not necessary. Some venues feed suppliers as standard and some don’t – the bottom line is I definitely don’t mind bringing along a sandwich!

    Please don’t feel you need to provide the same expensive meal as you are giving your guests (unless its easier that way!) My adrenalin is usually pumping so I’m more than happy with something light. If possible I prefer to have a little quiet break away from the main room too.

    If you would like me to bring my own food that is super fine, but please do let me know in advance so I don’t end up keeling over :)

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Bespoke quotes available

Please get in touch for more details if any of the below apply:
  • LBGTQ+ couples

    LBGTQ+ couples

    Love is love and I want to celebrate it in all its many forms.

    Marriage is not just the domain of the straight and cisgender (though leaf through most wedding magazines and you’d be forgiven for thinking so!) The industry IS changing for the better but has still got some way to go in terms of sensitivity. For instance how many times have you had to fill in your names under ‘Bride’ and ‘Groom’ on an online contact form when indeed both identify as ‘Bride’? These things seem may small but they aren’t – they can hurt.

    I’d love my own work to better reflect the wonderful spectrum of sexuality and gender that makes up our society, and so I offer a discount to LGBTQ+ couples in hope of gaining a more diverse portfolio and making sure EVERYONE feels welcome.

  • Cultural diversity

    Cultural diversity

    Do you or your partner’s families have roots in another country or culture that you will be celebrating on your wedding day?

    In Nigerian culture the bride and groom sometimes exchange Kola Nuts, symbolising healing or fertility. In Chinese culture white is a traditionally unlucky colour and instead a bride will wear red! Maybe your roots are in India and you are having a Hindi ceremony, or you’re Jewish and plan to dance the Hora?

    Much as I enjoy a traditional English wedding I love learning about cultures other then my own, so I offer this discount in hope I’ll broaden my horizons ever further!

  • Winter or Weekday wedding*

    Winter or Weekday wedding*

    A summer Saturday is a wonderful time to get married but they do get booked up quick!

    More and more couples are going for a weekday and/or winter wedding, as their dream venue is WAY more affordable that way! But it isn’t just that. As a bonus winter weddings have a cosiness and atmosphere all their own – faux fur jackets over wedding dresses, twinkly lights and roaring fires! Though the days are shorter the light is low, beautiful (and flattering!) throughout. With enough notice (or in school holidays if you’re a teacher) all your guests will be happy to take a weekday off to see you wed, and hey you can put some of the money you save behind the bar as a thank you!

    Weekday and winter weddings are fab for me; my bookings are spread more evenly throughout the year, and even get one or 2 summer weekends off! Hence anyone booking Monday to Friday, November through March will receive a lovely discount.

    *November to March

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