Over on the blog today, we’re super excited to share the magical & rustic, sunflower wedding of Harriet & Rhys. This real wedding was full of fun and surprises including dodgem cars, alpacas, ice cream vans and lots lots more. All captured by the awesome Laura from Freeformimages Photography. Truly a perfect wedding day! Lets dive on in!
Top tips to achieve this sunflower wedding look
Incorporate all the things you love
Harriet & Rhys created their perfect wedding day by adding lots of different things - from alpacas to candy floss!
EMBRACE COLOUR
We totally LOVE the sunflowers throughout! From flower crowns, to table plans and bouquets.
Don't be afraid to be different
Just do it! The little touches really make this real wedding.
Bring on the wedding alpacas - They're so CUTE!
Time for Ice Cream
More Fun on the Dodgems
Embrace colour like this sunflower wedding (and the odd smokebomb!)
The team behind this magical & Rustic, sunflower wedding
Photographer- Freeformimages
Hair – Runway
Make Up – Olivia Day
Music – Yazzy
Cartoons and caricatures by Luke warm
Etsy (flowers and flower wall as Harriet made these herself)
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