Well, what can I say about this wedding other than AMAZING!
I do some fantastic weddings and this was right up there with the best of them.
Andrew the groom is an international rugby player for Caldy FC and his beautiful bride Nell a published author and online influencer.
This lovely couple found me via the power of google and whilst they are Cheshire based they had their wedding in London at The Grand Junction.
It took me 5 hrs to get there but it was worth the drive. The setting took my breath away and I felt as though I was attending a royal wedding.
Nell looked enchanting in her beautiful wedding dress as you would expect from such a stunning lady.
Once the ceremony was over I performed for the happy couple during the drinks reception, this allowed me time to gauge the guests and spot one or two characters I could have some fun with later.
Then finally came my favourite part of the wedding day, the wedding breakfast. I sang the bride and groom into the Nat King Cole classic tune L.O.V.E. This was quickly followed by a song with everyone before we sat down for the speeches.
Interestingly Nell began the speeches and I got a sense very soon that she was a particularly good public speaker as her speech was captivating, then came Andrew who made his way up to the pulpit and gave a heartfelt speech to his family and friends and his beautiful bride.
Once the speeches were concluded it was party time, I did my thing around service and had everyone up on their feet dancing away. I’m pretty sure some of the guests had never experienced a wedding breakfast like it before and I can guarantee they will never forget it.
I also met a lovely lady called Laura, the evening DJ. Laura is another talented musician in her own right, you should go and check her out at Laura Williams Music.
I had the opportunity to work with a fantastic photographer on the day named Megan she was so flexible and a joy to work with, likewise the videographer Ben was also lovely to work with and so malleable which is key to capturing all the small parts of the day that are easily missed.
I’m sure I will meet Nell & Andrew again one day and I’d like to take this opportunity to wish them all the very best for the future.
