But that wasn’t all. Day 3 of the celebration consisted of a Chilean Curanto ( a massive beach BBQ!) Go check out these photographs too.

Thanks again to Kyle for sharing this magic day with us.

Credit: Kyle Hepp Photography

Being a photographer based in Chile means that the wonderful Kyle Hepp gets to photograph some truly unique and individual weddings. Being a third world country, weddings that cost hundreds of thousands of pounds are out of the question and for Anita & Alan’s wedding in particular everything was set up with love, devotion and with help from friends and family.

“The event started the day before, with everyone coming together to set up and organise for the next day’s festivities. “On Thursday, after Seba and I spent two days on vacation exploring Castro, we met up with Anita, Alan, and about 30 of their closest friends.” Kyle told me “We carpooled from Castro to Quicavi, another little seaside town, where we would take a boat to Voigue. But first, we had to load that bad boy up. When all was said and done, I was nearly certain that we would sink. I have never seen so much stuff packed into such a small space. I mean, pretty much the entire wedding, minus the tent, was being transported. As soon as we arrived on the island, everyone set up their tents, we ate lunch and then we got right to work — and by “we,” I mean everybody else worked really hard and Seba and I photographed them working really hard.”

“The entire wedding truly was a labor of love. Aside from the fact that Chiloe is already a solid 13 hour drive or more, by the time you cross over on the ferry, everything for the event had to be built from scratch, since obviously an island with 30 families living on it doesn’t have facilities to host an 150 person wedding. They made a big tent, with a floor and everything, built it from the ground up. They also built outhouses in two days flat. I swear, if my camera had broken, these Chilotes probably could have built me a new one. I have never before witnessed such resourcefulness”

Everyone camped overnight and eagerly awaited the next day…

Thanks to Kyle for sharing. I am so excited to show you the wedding day later today!

Credit: Kyle Hepp Photography

“I’m so happy to finally be able to blog about Caroline & Ben’s beautiful London wedding. There are so many things I loved about this wedding, from Caroline’s stunning Jenny Packham gown and headpiece, to the gorgeous Market Suite at the Fox & Anchor where Caroline and the girls were getting ready, through to the beautiful ceremony at Islington Town Hall and reception at The Crypt. There was a real London feel about this wedding, and I loved the fact that when we went for a little portrait shoot with Caroline and Ben after the ceremony, we just hailed a black cab. When in London…”

Thanks to Marianne for sharing this faaaabulous day with us

Credit: Marianne Taylor

“When a car is good, you know it. You don’t need to pop the hood or kick the tires. You don’t need to ask for a carfax or wonder if she has been damaged by previous owners. Taking a car around the block for a test drive is completely useless. In the end all that matters is how she will hold up in the long run and the only way to know that is to be committed to going the distance. So go the distance.  Appreciate her. She is beautiful and people will admire her. Be proud but not jealous. And should you notice a friend eyeing her, gently remind him that she is yours and is not for sharing. After all, this particular model is one of a kind. She was customized for you and you alone. There are no others on earth like her. She is simply priceless. And when the outer beauty fades and the upholstery ages; just remember the days when she purred like a kitten in your two hands and how your heart raced when you got her engine going …”

However I have to say…I hope that Corvette was a manual (stick shift) car – otherwise it doesn’t count alright?!

Thanks to Clayton for sharing these today

Credit: Clayton Austin

“We wanted something classic and romantic but also something that was young modern.” The couple told me. ”Old Hollywood glamour/ vintage tea- party was the theme we had in mind and Jodie from Wedding & Co helped make that happen. As it was also the first Saturday of Spring we wanted fresh English flowers to soften up the room and set the mood.”

“Both being quite young and not very traditional we wanted the wedding day to be fun. We swapped a religious ceremony in a church for a romantic garden ceremony with 95 friends and family. We quoted song lyrics for our vowels and made a playlist of all our friends and families favourite music that played throughout the event. We also had a Spanish Guitar Musician as well as our friend DJ into the night.”

Behold…the post of a million images – I couldn’t help it!

Thanks to Stephen for sharing Sophie & Joe’s fantastic wedding with us

Credit: Stephen Henry Photographics

Awesome orange balloon, graffiti and bill poster covered walls, Alex’s tattoos…oh LOVE!

Thanks to Marianne for sharing these today

Credit: Marianne Wilson Photography

I know, these are killer!

Thanks to Rhys for sharing this fun session and to Melissa & Colin for being so up for it. It’s a pleasure to feature!

Credit: Rhys Albrecht

Heather wore a dress from David’s Bridal and her amazing necklace was from Anthropologie.

Thanks to Ashley for sharing these with us today

Credit: Ashley Rose Photography

Thanks to Natasha for sharing these

Credit: Natasha Du Preez
Dresses: Immagika

Thanks to Elizabeth for sharing

Credit: ENV Photography