Posted on 25 November 2022.
Determined that their day reflected them as individuals coming together, Nikki and Anne combined Jewish tradition with some modern, personal touches. Loving the peace that the countryside brings, they left their London home to marry in a converted barn in the Cotswolds. The couple chose to have their ceremony officiated by a rabbi and include […]
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Posted on 01 November 2022.
You’ve got to admit, this quintessentially English country house wedding is quite the spectacle. With soft, tender blooms echoing the bucolic restraint of the historic Georgian manor house and a sweet garden table acented with moments of cornflower blue, this heavenly wedding planned by Vanilla Rose Weddings feels straight out of a scenic painting. The… […]
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Posted on 25 April 2022.
Few things in the world match the charm of the Cotswolds – a stretch of historic villages nestled in the rolling hills of south-central England. Opposite views of sheep grazing in wide meadows are bubbling brooks, centuries-old pubs and quaint country roads sprinkled with privately owned gems like Euridge Manor. Today’s Cotswolds wedding feature tells… […]
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