Hello you lovely Cwtch people :) We have a beautiful Miskin Manor wedding on the blog today courtesy of Cross-Jones Photography. So grab a cuppa and a few jaffa cakes and enjoy xxx 

How would you describe your wedding theme?

Elegant, romanticWhat was your favourite part of your wedding?

Our church service, saying our vows. And of course the evening dancingTell us about your Wedding Dress

It was the third dress I had tried on and absolutely loved it! It was exactly what I was looking for. I had my dress from Laura may bridal. I bought it with my mother (my sister on Skype from Scotland)Who did you pick as your bridesmaids &/or best man and why?

I chose my best friends whom I have known for years and also my sister was my maid of honourWhy did you choose your venue?

I chose Miskin manor, I was looking for a castle/Manor House and I felt this was perfect.Tell us about your photographer

Our photographers were Cross-Jones Photography, they were amazing, we also had our engagement shoot with them so felt really relaxed at the wedding.How did the proposal happen?

Dave whisked me away on a romantic weekend to Rome, I didn’t know where we were going until we got to the airport!Any DIY stories/tutorials you’d like to share?

My mother and I made all the centerpieces, candelabras and ivory garlands.What was your first dance & why?

Michael buble – everything
I once told Dave whilst we were just friends that I imagined this song would be my first dance at my wedding.Do you have any advice for future couples?

Enjoy every moment it goes so quickly, make sure you spend time together in the dayWhat was your favourite thing about planning a wedding?

Going with my mother to choose my wedding dress

The Suppliers

Photographer: Cross-Jones Photography 
Videographer: Ieuan wright photography
Reception Venue: Miskin Manor
Bride’s Dress: Laura May Bridal
Bride’s Shoes: Carvela
Bride’s Headpiece: Gill clement
Bride’s Jewellery: Gill clement
Cake: Lynda Milbourne cakes
Flowers: Denise leech
Hair: Leanne quinn
Make Up: Leah Goodridge
Stationery: Robert Dykes

The Wedding Album