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Rise Hall

A Journey of Sunshine , Happiness and Love

Rachael & Sam got married in sunny Yorkshire at Rise Hall. (The renovation project of Sarah Beany!)

Champagne, sequins, feathers and shimmer sum up their epic May wedding .

Planning your perfect wedding day

Your wedding day is a magical event, and every couple’s dream is to create a celebration that reflects their unique love story. For Rachael and Sam, their big day at Rise Hall in sunny Yorkshire was nothing short of enchanting. With guests from Australia, Switzerland, France, and America, each person brought their own uniqueness, adding a touch of magic to the celebration. The speeches had everyone in tears and laughter, the band was fantastic, and the entire event felt like an intimate party full of joy.

A venue thats speaks to your heart

Rachael’s journey began with the perfect venue suggested by her mother-in-law, Rise Hall, renowned for its stunning renovation by Sarah Beeny. Her friends’ enthusiastic endorsement over a glass of summer rosΓ© sealed the decision. When choosing a venue, consider the location, its significance to you and your family, and its ability to accommodate your vision.

Making it Personal

Rachael chose not to have traditional bridesmaids but instead had her Maid of Honour and two daughters as flower girls. She invited her special friends to wear gold, adding a touch of glamour with sequins, feathers, and shimmer. Personal touches make your wedding uniquely yours, so don’t hesitate to break from tradition if it means more to you.

Sustainability Matters

As a designer, Rachael had a clear vision for a sustainable wedding. She used preserved flowers, rehomed wedding decorations, and emphasized minimalistic styling. Sustainability doesn’t have to compromise elegance; it can enhance it. Think about using eco-friendly decorations, minimising waste, and supporting local businesses for a greener wedding.

The Importance of Details

The night before the wedding, Rachael and her guests enjoyed drinks at the venue, creating a relaxed and joyful atmosphere for the big day. Sam’s effort in keeping his attire a secret added a delightful surprise. Pay attention to these little detailsβ€”they contribute significantly to the overall experience.

Capturing the Moments

Finding the right photographer can make a big difference. Rachael discovered Ryan from Shutter Go Click on Instagram, and their connection ensured that every moment was captured beautifully. Take your time to choose a photographer who understands your vision and makes you feel comfortable.

Cherishing Special Moments

Rachael’s wedding day was full of sunshine, happiness, and love. She walked down the aisle to β€œSuch Great Heights” played by a string quartet, and she and Sam exited to β€œFear of the Dark” by Iron Maiden. Throughout the day, they took moments to be alone together, sat at a β€œsweetheart table,” and enjoyed the company of their loved ones.

A Lasting Legacy

Rachael’s choice of a Bridal Reloved dress and her plan to repurpose it for her daughters’ future events reflects her commitment to sustainability. She also had special people in her life, like Matthew, who provided unwavering support, making the day even more meaningful.

Rachael and Sam’s wedding day can be summed up in three words: sunshine, happiness, and love. Their story is a testament to the power of personalization, sustainability, and attention to detail in creating a memorable and magical wedding day. As you plan your own special day, remember to stay true to your vision, cherish the little moments, and enjoy the journey with your loved ones.

Wishing you all the best in your wedding planning! πŸ’πŸŒŸπŸ₯‚

(To find out more about Rachael’s wedding download issue 13 of Wedding FixΒ ; starting on page 13 .)

Venue: Rise HallΒ 
Photographer: Shutter Go Click PhotographyΒ 
MUA: Emilie Young Mills
Dress: Bridal Reloved WansteadΒ 
Flowers: By the bride RachaelΒ 

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Love CHARLOTTE

Your Editor of Wedding FixΒ 

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