10 whole years to finally admit that they liked each other, they had no doubts when it came to getting married. “Al was so nervous on the wedding day that the venue opened the bar early and gave him a shot of vodka!” Lucy laughed. “I was the total opposite. I had no doubts, jitters or cold feet, I just wanted to be Mrs King.”
Nurstead Court , Meopham. To add to the musical theme, the couple named their tables after songs that reminded them of different points though out their relationship. “It was nice explaining the table names to the guests”, Lucy continued. “It was great to share the stories behind the songs with our family and friends.”
Supporting Cast:
Photography Credit: Marshall Gray Photography Nurstead Court , MeophamBenjamin Roberts Debenhams Glitzy Secrets Groom’s Outfit: Well Suited Coast Kelly’s Cakes Louise Lawrence Floristry Hair: Nicola ShorterYou Say We Play DJ: Mighty Fine DJ Stationery: Hello Lucky Transport: VW Brides
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