Over the last year, we’ve had the pleasure of featuring some of our most memorable real weddings here on the blog. Not only are they beautiful to look over, but they can also provide some useful unique ideas and tips for wedding planning. After all, it’s hard to beat advice from couples who’ve gone through it all. So if some real wedding inspiration takes your fancy, then read on because we’ve put together a list of some of our favourite Pynes House weddings for you to look through. You never know, they might just bring you some of your best ideas.
1. Jen & Henry’s Italian Inspired Country House Celebration
With a Chinese tea ceremony and simply elegant style, Jen and Henry created a wedding day that reflected their story as a couple. We know you’ll love their beautifully crafted country house wedding and gorgeous cultural elements just as much as we do. Head over to their feature here.
2. Jodie & Josh’s Marquee Affair with a Scottish Twist
Jodie & Josh’s gloriously sunny summertime wedding at Pynes House was as beautiful as the weather itself. They used a simplistic, classic theme encapsulating a navy, blush, gold and white colour palette to create a day of understated elegance and excitement. Visit their feature on our blog here to be inspired by their magical marquee affair with a Scottish twist.
3. Alice & Tom’s Lush Country House Wedding with a Floral Focus
Alice and Tom used a delicately neutral colour palette of whites, pale pinks and pale blues. They also created a beautiful floral focus throughout their day. Their carefully crafted day full of meaningful touches truly showcased themselves as a couple (and their vodka luge in the shape of their dog was quite memorable too!). See their feature on our blog here.
4. Ben & Frankie’s Autumnal, English Country Garden Wedding
Ben and Frankie’s autumnal wedding was the epitome of effortless elegance and romantic simplicity. They chose a natural theme to complement the soft colours of Pynes House and its rural setting. Visit their real wedding feature here to hear more about how they used seasonal flowers and foliage to create a beautiful English country garden wedding.
5. Ben & Charlotte’s Contemporary Wedding Filled with Blush Pink and Golden Hues
Ben & Charlotte’s country house wedding of understated elegance was perfectly crafted to encapsulate what mattered most to them. They used a colour scheme of blush pink with golden hues to build on the natural decoration at Pynes House. It created a lush contemporary romantic scene. If all this (and their cheese wedding cake) takes your fancy, then head over to their feature on our blog here.
6. Olivia & James’ Elegant Country House Wedding and Marquee Celebration
Olivia and James tied the knot in October with a beautifully classic English wedding filled with elegance and modern romance. They also seamlessly incorporated a beautiful marquee into their day. With a colour scheme of sage/eucalyptus green, pinks and gold details, they perfectly captured a contemporary yet timeless style. Their roaming band was also one to write home about, with people dancing from the early afternoon. Head over to their feature on our blog here to hear more about their autumnal wedding.
7. Abi & Rob’s Festive Winter Wedding
After covid lockdowns postponed their original spring wedding, Abi & Rob managed to celebrate their festive winter wedding just a week before Christmas in 2021. They used a sage green and rose gold colour theme. Through this, they adapted their wedding to create a sumptuously warm atmosphere which perfectly matched the season. Click here to hear more about their charming celebration, with a lovely emphasis on family and togetherness.
8. Andrew & Ursula’s Modern Take on a Classic English Wedding
Andrew & Ursula’s modern take on a classic English wedding is always a pleasure to look back on. It took place on a warm and atmospheric autumnal day. They were lucky enough to play croquet in the sunshine and enjoy canapés and champagne in our vibrant rose gardens. Visit their feature on our blog here to hear more about their beautifully timeless and romantic day, which perfectly matched the classic elegance of Pynes House.
We hope you’ve been as inspired as we have by these real weddings. We’re looking forward to sharing more wedding features over the next few months, so keep an eye out for them on Instagram and the blog. For more wedding advice, have a look at our guides on creating a more sustainable wedding day (click here for it) and fifteen ways to truly enhance your wedding day (click here). Anything else? Feel free to get in touch.
Image Credits:
Image 1 & 9 by Tom and Lizzie Redman Photography / Image 2 by McKenzie Brown Photography / Image 3 by Sarah Lauren Photography / Image 4 by Imogen Xiana / Image 5 by Claire Pepper / Image 6 by Taylor-Hughes Photography / Image 7 by Richard Skins / Image 8 by Claire Kinchin Photography