Georgina (referred to as George), Operations Director, and Gavin, a firefighter, married around the 28th of July 2018 in London. Through their wedding, the pair brought together their loved ones and friends inside a fun-filled and joyous.

"We soon began to form a concept of what our day might seem like; you may summarise it as being coppers, concretes, and greenery which ended up flowing perfectly through our stationery, our engagement shoot, gifts for that wedding team after which onto your day itself."

George's fabulous gown and veil were made only for her by at, and such a gown she created. I adore the cheeky lace cutout section in the waist, and also the super elegant silhouette.

"With China, I was in a position to design on your own my perfect dress. I can't say it had been the dress I wanted as I had no idea what I wanted, which's where China made a big difference. By the time we finished the gown and I reached to wear it around the day, I couldn't dream myself in other things!"

The bridesmaids matched the color scheme perfectly in bespoke blush pink bridesmaid dresses, combined with nude sandals along with a rose gold bracelet.

Gavin's nephews were pageboys and looked very smart in trousers, shirts, and braces.

Gavin lived and worked south from the river and George describes herself as a through-and-through North London girl, however, their paths crossed one afternoon when Gavin's fire truck was delivered to cover a transfer of Camden, and with the app, they matched online. A couple of weeks of chatting was then a year of dating before they moved in together and after another eighteen months, they got engaged on Wells beach in Norfolk. Click

"Gavin was raised Christian together with his family being active members of the Salvation Army (though he isn't religious himself), while I am a reform Jew and feel my religion most strongly through my loved ones and heritage. We reached to my rabbi to know how he performs with both our values and background to provide a Jewish Religious blessing which was authentic and respectful to those."

"The result would be a two-part marriage ceremony – using the first part as being a standard civil wedding officiated by Hammersmith and Fulham, after which the second half as being a Jewish Blessing where we exchanged vows coupled with religious elements highly relevant to both our families – concentrating on families and values."

George's two-year-old niece was a flower girl inside a dress, shoes along with a little bracelet.

"On your day she didn't wish to wear her flower crown and decided to wear her sunglasses instead. We wouldn't have experienced it every other way! She's just a little red-haired firecracker, and she would be a joy around the day."

"We were hugely privileged (and lucky) that Gavin's cousin is – a high London florist, with previous connection with Royal weddings and also the like. He was hugely excited to operate on something just a little out of his normal realm and we gave him and the event planner Jess free rein. We didn't possess a clue what type of flowers we wanted, however, when we showed Paul and Jess our mood boards they found the complete perfect single flower to tie everything."

Evening entertainment arrived the form from the who kept the party area full and allowed George to drag on her personalized white trainers for that evening's dancing.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"On your day, don't panic to let go and let others deliver your plan. Be present together with your friends and family, but share your day with your new husband and find time to share it alone together."

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