Super Cool Festival Style Home Wedding In Cambridgeshire Fens.

I’m finding that having your wedding at home is really growing in popularity. If you have lived in the same place for your whole life then a wedding at home is a beautiful way to close the circle and end one chapter to begin a new one. Chloe’s Dad and the rest of her family had worked tirelessly on their fenland farm to ensure that this festival Wedding in Cambridge would be an amazing success, and it was.

Humanist Celebration

Over 150 guests attended the wedding as a whole, many of whom enjoyed an emotionally charged humanist ceremony conducted by the amazing Cambridge based Katie the celebrant and accompanied by an awesome live band.

A huge marquee hosted the reception that was themed around all of the important places the couple had been together on their travels together with the cake being the summit of Mont Blanc where Alec had popped the question.

For the couple’s photos we explored the farm grounds and while and the bride and groom caught their breath; I found a couple of  amazing spots to compose and shoot some “Wow moment” portraits, the meadow in particular made for a stunning backdrop.

Super Chilled Wedding At Home.

By the time we had shot the portraits the band were ready and the guests were pumped on tequila and ready to party the night away! As well as live musicians throughout the day a mini campsite had been set up in the adjoining field complete with signposts and bunting to add to the festival feel. One of the great advantages of having your wedding at home is being able to do things by your own rules, without the restrictions of a wedding venue.

I returned the next morning for the ultimate send off. A number of guests had camped over in festival style tipis in the field to see the Father of the bride pilot a private plane to whisk the couple way on honeymoon from their own private runway on the farm! A fitting end for an epic wedding. If your planning a wedding at home why not get in touch with me to discuss your plans here