Wedding · Elderbrook Gardens, Ashcombe Vale
A garden ceremony beneath the old cedar
Lilac, white sweet peas and a long lawn. The brief was “relaxed, but properly beautiful.”
Weddings
A wedding that feels unhurried, generous and unmistakably yours.
Full planning, partial planning or on-the-day coordination — we bring structure to the details and calm to the day, so you can enjoy every part of it.
Planning options
Ways to plan with us
Three levels of support, each tailored after a first conversation.
01
Full planning
Couples starting from the beginning who want one team alongside them throughout.
Includes
- Venue and supplier search
- Budget planning and tracking
- Design concept and styling
- Guest logistics
- Full wedding day management
Ideally 12–18 months ahead
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Partial planning
Couples who have booked a venue and a few suppliers and want help with the rest.
Includes
- Review of plans and contracts
- Remaining supplier sourcing
- Design guidance
- Timeline and logistics
- Wedding day management
Ideally 6–9 months ahead
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On-the-day coordination
Couples who have planned it themselves and want to hand the day to a calm team.
Includes
- Handover meeting six weeks out
- Supplier confirmations
- Timeline and floor plan
- Rehearsal support
- Day-of coordination
Ideally 3+ months ahead
Learn more about on-the-day coordination
The process
How wedding planning unfolds
Stage 01
Discover
Goals, guests, budget
We start by listening: who the day is for, who is coming, what matters most and what you would like to spend.
Stage 02
Design
Concept and schedule
We shape a concept, a working budget and a planning schedule, so every decision has a place and a date.
Stage 03
Coordinate
Suppliers and logistics
We book and brief suppliers, manage contracts and keep the logistics — travel, timings, layouts — in one place.
Stage 04
Celebrate
Event-day support
On the day our team runs the timeline and handles the unexpected, so you can be a guest at your own event.
Our way
Personal, not prescriptive.
We'll never hand you a package and a mood board. We start with how you want the day to feel, then build every decision around it — the venue, the pace of the day, the people who need looking after.
We kept waiting for the moment something would go wrong, and it never came. Everything we cared about was there, and everything we didn't want to think about simply happened.
Our work
Sample weddings
Fictional sample projectsAll weddings
Questions
Wedding questions
For full wedding planning, twelve to eighteen months ahead gives us the widest choice of venues and suppliers, but we have planned beautiful weddings in six. For on-the-day coordination, three months or more is ideal. If your date is sooner, ask anyway — we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Full planning means we are with you from the start: venue search, budget, suppliers, design and the day itself. Partial planning suits couples who have already booked a venue and a few key suppliers; we pick up from there, fill the gaps and run the day.
Yes, within Europe. Destination weddings need extra time for site visits, travel planning and local suppliers, so we usually recommend getting in touch at least a year ahead.
Yes — it is one of the first things we do. We will help you understand what your guest count, venue and priorities are likely to cost, and where you can make choices that protect the parts you care about most.
Despite the name, we begin around six weeks before your event with a handover meeting, supplier confirmations and a detailed timeline. The day itself runs much more smoothly for it.
Start an enquiry
Tell us about your wedding.
Share a few details and we'll be in touch to talk it through. Nothing is booked until we've spoken and agreed the details together.
- Event type
- Date or season
- Location
- Guest count
- What matters most