Sally & Vyv’s stylish London wedding took place in November. The ceremony at Islington Town Hall was followed by a party at 06 St Chad’s, Kings Cross.
Sally told me all about their day, “My dress was from a vintage fair at Chelsea Town Hall, I don’t know the designer/era but I was talking to a fab lady who runs a vintage shop in Camden Passage and she thought it might be late 50s. I didn’t plan yellow but wanted a bright colour and when I saw it I knew it was what I was looking for. I got it altered by The Lady That Does who is as much fun as she is talented, I spent a good few evenings laughing over cups of tea at her house with her partner – they are both very into their vintage and run swing nights in Walthamstow, but that’s another story… oh yes and he runs dance classes! I almost forgot that I was there to get the dress pinned they were so much fun! Shoes were unimaginatively from Topshop.”
“Our table decorations were crafted by my Mum and brother the day before and tables were named after hills/mountains Vyv and I have climbed together. The bunting I sent out by post to guests and they decorated them and posted them back in time for me to staple them together.”
“The most important consideration was to make sure it was a relaxed day, so we didn’t want it to be too big and we tried not to over plan. We dispensed with tradition of just the men doing speeches and let Mums, Dad’s and close friends all say a few words as well as both the groom and the bride! I think what really made it great was having our backpacks behind the bar and changing at the end of the night, to be driven off to the airport with all the guests waving us off!”
Big love and thanks to Sally & Vyv and their photographer Annelie for sharing these today
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Photography Credit: Annelie Eddy Photography
Ceremony Venue: Islington Town Hall
Reception Venue: 06 St Chad’s, Kings Cross, London
Bride’s Dress: Vintage – altered by The Lady That Does
Bride’s Shoes: Topshop
Groom’s Suit: Reiss
DJ: Paolo Zerbini
Décor: DIY
Flowers: Bud Flowers