Tyn Dwr Hall // Becky & David

Becky & David describe their day as fun, amazing and perfect and I would have to agree, they decided to have a spring wedding and married at the absolutely stunning Welsh wedding venue Tyn Dwr Hall. 
Tyn Dwr is an exclusive venue with Grade two listed building, nestled in the heart of North Wales among st woodland and greenery. I met the family in the purpose built bridal suite room where the girls were all getting ready with Jessica Mair doing makeup and Colette from Farndon Hair Studio.

Whilst storm Gareth decided to hit this didn’t phase the couple at all, a few adjustments for the group photograph and confetti shot but the team at Tyn Dwr really pulled the stops out to make the day run smoothly.
Everyone had such a great day, they added so many little touches and kept the guests entertained, fed and looked after. They had a string quartet, a caricaturist, flash mob singing songs from “The Greatest Showman”  during coffee and deserts and an amazing band called The Kickstarts.
Whilst the storm didnt let up I was so pleased Becky & David decided to take literally 5 minutes out to get a few photographs in front of the cottage.
They styled the day with natural flowers, hessian and wood, fitting in so well with the venue and suits for the guys.

So many highlights from the day but Becky says – David saying the wrong lines in the ceremony and having to do it again and then giving me the incorrect hand for his ring to go on.
My mum surprising us with the Greatest Showman signing waiters!
Everybody loving the photo booth, people I didn’t expect to go in got really stuck in and we have some fantastic photos/comments in the guest book!
The band, they were absolutely amazing! One of my best moments was when everybody was dancing and singing to the Fratellis – Chelsea Dagger and going absolutely crazy! Also when they sang their last song Don’t Look Back in Anger – Oasis, and everybody was singing at the top of their voices circling around David and I.

They found me thorugh google and loved my relaxed documentary style, they didn’t want alot of posed photographs and wanted the moments of the day to be captured.