The wedding took place at The Swan, a truly English setting by the side of the River Thames which not even the typically english weather could dampen. Cam hung out with the groomsmen in the morning and joined them on a boat ride along the river. He later told me of a moment where Nick went rather quiet as if contemplating the next remarkable stage of his life to come, and said he felt the experience was quite symbolic. I thought that was beautiful...
I was with the equally contemplative bride in a suite of the hotel, although the room was buzzing with activity; and amongst flowers being delivered, room service with champagne, and their adorable daughter, Lizzie, Hannah emerged an elegant bride. Seriously. The sky was grey, the rain was spritzing; but you wouldn't have noticed. The day filled with warm quirky moments, like when Hannah walked in to an orchestral version of Sweet Child of Mine, and Mr & Mrs Liebmann walked out to the tune of Raiders of Lost Ark. I loved how they chose Patsy Cline for their first dance because "it's the only genre of music we could agree on". I adored the fact Hannah chose to add Lisianthus to her bouquet because the name makes her think of her daughter. It's these little things which make the day truly theirs, and they were perfect.

Hannah and Nick, we truly loved, loved, loved, sharing your special day.
Thank you for letting us be part of it, and may your new adventures together as Mr & Mrs be everything you dreamed of and more.
xo






























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