The couple first met at a party inside a London pub, so when Tannah proposed to Emma, it had been quite the organizational feat!

"The engagement would be a day filled with surprises, from Tannah's whole family flying over from various countries. We had planned to start dating? day, and it had been his turn, and that he painted a wall within our house, which said, 'Will you marry me?'. After the proposal, we went downstairs, and the and our families have there been."

In preserving the relaxed feel during the day, Emma decided on a wonderful boho wedding dress with a light, flowing skirt.

I love the elegant botanical lace detailing, along with the simple skirt and long train – just gorgeous. Emma paired her dress with rose gold block heeled sandals, as well as for jewelry, a set of earrings borrowed from her mum.

Make-up Artist took proper care of Emma's beautiful make-up, and her hair, Emma wore a garland of fresh spray roses and olive leaves, designed for her.

There was floral loveliness galore within the choice of bridesmaid's dresses – rose print high-low wrap dresses, worn with red sandals, and pendant necklaces, which Emma had personalized together with her bridesmaid's names, and also the coordinates from the wedding location.

It would be a gloriously sunny summer's day, and also the location of Emma and Tannah's wedding only agreed to be incredible – an attractive field owned by Emma's uncle, with far-reaching views, near to the banks of the river.

Emma was accompanied on the aisle by her dad, and decided on a brilliant Beatles song as her entrance music – Here Comes The Sun.

Together with Emma and Tannah, family members chose two heartfelt pieces to see during the ceremony, one from Captain Corelli's Mandolin, and also the other were Jack Johnson's song lyrics to

The bouquets carried by Emma and her bridesmaids were a soft, seasonal range of bright peonies and roses in white, pink, coral, and peach shades, contrasting using the lovely texture and structure supplied by astilbe, Veronica, and sea holly.

The marquee's pea canopy was decorated having a huge, hanging floral hoop and festoon lights, and also the table centerpieces were vases of more beautiful fresh blooms. I also love that guests' names were written on iridescent shells, as place settings.

There were fantastic speeches, too, using the couple's groomsmen conducting a rap, filled with microphone drop finale!

As the sun's rays go down with an incredible, joyful day, there is more entertainment from saxophonists and DJs.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Don't stress! I didn't, and I was lucky my mum and husband were very on the job!"

"It's the very best day of your lifetime. Breathe it in, possess a party, and bloody appreciate it!"

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