Sweet Like Chocolate, A Real Wedding – Laura & Ashley

Posted on: 04/10/2011

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Sometimes, on a grey and windy Autumn afternoon, you just need to reach for something sweet.  This Real Wedding, sent in by Nicky Chadwick Photography, hits the spot.  I feature all different shapes and sizes of weddings here on Brides Up North and sometimes – like Laura and Ashley’s intimate, chocolatey celebration – small really is perfectly formed. 

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As a bridal fashion side note, don’t you just LOVE Laura’s bridal headpiece, which she absolutely rocks with her tea length dress?!  This bride has it nailed.  Perfect styling for a low key celebration with style.

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Nicky tells us more: Laura & Ashley got married at The Black Horse Inn, Clifton Village, West Yorkshire on Wednesday 20th July 2010.

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Laura had some really lovely touches for her tables and her flowers were exquisite. Her and her bridesmaid had beautiful handbags to fit with her theme and her dress was perfect for this small informal wedding.

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Their ceremony was conducted in the gorgeous room at the back of the Inn with the sunshine pouring in from the windows, then the bride and groom joined their twenty guests on the terrace for drinks before sitting down to their wedding breakfast later in the afternoon.

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Click through to see the rest of Laura and Ashley’s day…

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The Black Horse Inn is a great venue with fantastic food and lovely accommodation and the day was perfect. Even the black clouds didn’t roll in until the wedding party was safely in the dining room having dinner!

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Congratulations Laura and Ashley!

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Newlyweds!  Share your Real Wedding celebration on the wedding blog.  Contact Brides Up North today. 

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Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Images © 2011 Nicky Chadwick Photography

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