Louise and Mike had a simple, but beautiful ceremony at Appleford Estate. The weather was perfect and there was love in the air. After Louise had floated down the aisle to Mike, they exchanged sweet vows and beautiful rings. With a twinkle in his eye, the officiant pronounced them husband and wife, and Mike oh so tenderly kissed his lovely bride. They joyfully skipped back down the aisle and into their reception. Their guests were eager to celebrate them and dance the night away, and so they got right to it. Apparently their party was so enticing, some wedding crashes came by and absconded with some beer into the nearby woods. It’s not a real party until something crazy happens right?
A beaming Louise walking down the aisle to marry her dream man. The chairs were adorned with beautiful garden flowers in jars.
Giving his daughter away.
Mike and Louise giggled and smiled their way through the entire ceremony. When you’re in love, you just can’t help it.
A truly striking first kiss.
The happy couple newly pronounced as husband and wife. Mike shows off his new bling.
Father daughter and mother son dances were combined and it was super sweet.
Mike and Louise’s first dance was gorgeous. They clung to each other and swayed gently in time to the music. They were the only ones in the room.
The way Mike gently cradled Louise’s face as he leaned in for a kiss was enough to make anyone smile.
Even with not feeling great, Louise held her own and partied all night long.
Mike and Louise had a fun group of friends to party with, and even had a few wedding crashers who stole some beer and scampered off into the woods.
Mike and Louise cutting their beautiful cake.
One of the highlights was watching Mike and Louise dance together.
Louise and Mike remained by each other’s side all throughout the evening, enjoying every moment and logging into their memory the sights, sounds and love that filled their wedding day. We were so happy to be there to capture these moments for them and wish them a lifetime with a love that grows stronger every single day.
