Sarah and Kaya / Melton Mowbray Wedding Photography / Long Clawson Village Hall

We’re off to a little village near Melton Mowbray today for a summery village hall wedding.
Sarah and Kaya were married at Great Dalby Church before continuing on to Long Clawson Village hall for their summer fete styled reception with outdoor games for their guests.  Huge dog lovers they decided they needed to have their own two furry friends play a part in their day. So, decked out in their own bow ties, they joined Sarah and Kaya for a confetti archway walk with a difference!

For their first dance song they chose Two Sleepy People by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross. They explained that this was a song that Kaya has always liked to sing to Sarah. Also, just a little note for brides and grooms to be…during the morning of the wedding there was a little bit of worry over a technical issue with their digital track, but, having mentioned taking their own record player and records to the village hall for the afternoon, we decided that playing the song on vinyl instead as an alternative option, could actually be really nice! So that’s what they did, and the moment of Kaya walking over to start the turntable and then taking her new bride’s hand seemed to fit the era of the music perfectly. So sometimes, little things that may or may not have gone quite to plan, actually, work out even better.

Thank you, Sarah and Kaya, for having us along for your wonderful day!

Don’t forget to hit HD!

(Thank you to Lisa Dams of Blue Fox Photo for assisting me at this wedding.)

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