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Saturday, 16 April 2016

Wedding Photography at The Royal Station Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne

Tracy & Mark- The Royal Station hotel

Tracy and Mark booked us for their wedding photography at The Royal Station hotel in Newcastle Upon Tyne. They wanted someone to capture their day in a natural relaxed way showing everyone enjoying themselves.


Getting Ready
The girls were all getting ready at the hotel for the big day- hair and make up transformations were underway when we arrived, Cerys the flower girl was very excited to a be a princess.

The bridesmaids all had amazing bright pink bridesmaid’s dresses (there had been a bit of a disaster with the dressmaker they were originally ordered from but fortunately they found someone to fix them in time!)

The bride had a beautiful tea length wedding dress and Laura was suffering from major shoe envy at Tracy’s fabulous wedding shoes!
Nick popped downstairs to catch up with the guys who were in great spirits waiting for the ceremony to begin.

Now this was a first for weddings for us- there had been a problem with the registrar and the registrar was running late! This is unheard of in the wedding industry so caused a few extra nerves as everyone was ready and waiting! Around 45 minutes later they arrived and the ceremony could finally go ahead!

The Ceremony
The guests were all ushered in to their seats to await the arrival of the bridal party. Mark was at the front not looking to nervous!
Mark finally got to see his bride and the ceremony began. The couple kept it short and sweet and made their vows to each other and there were some lovely readings- excellent job there!

With the formalities over Tracy and Mark were now Mr and Mrs Mitchell- Mark could kiss his bride. The register was signed and they left up the aisle with a not so traditional ‘Rock’ gesture which we loved!
We headed to the hotels beautiful staircase to get some group shots of the together, it’s a recognisable staircase with some great chandeliers around too.


The Romantic Couple’s Photographs
After the family photos were finished the guests headed to the bar and we took the couple outside for a few shots of them together.
These guys had put advance thought into their photos and it turns out they had their first kiss outside of central station near the taxi rank- so what better thing to do on their wedding day than have a kiss in the same place now as husband and wife! The sun was shining which was lucky, and although both Mark and Tracy said they were nervous and shy for their pictures we think they did an amazing job.
We got a few more shots in front of the hotel then it was time for everyone to head in for the meal!


The Speeches
The room was dressed for the meal and looked beautiful with the cake set up which included an amazing couple of figures of the bride and groom..
Tracy’s dad gave the first speech which he kept short and sweet, then it was time for Mark to take the stage. Again he did a great job and had quite a few laughs from the guests.
The best men were next up and gave some funny tales of them and Mark and what they got up to together, including getting Mark up to give a show of his legendary ‘Cat Dance’ they did a great speech and had everyone giggling.


Party time!
After the meal the guests made their way to the bar areas to relax while the room was set up ready for the evening celebrations. The DJs arrived to set up and get ready for the party to begin, there was a photo booth set up and a candy ferris wheel that the kids were going mad for!

We stole the couple away again for a quick trip across to the Telegraph Pub for a few more cute shots of them together as this is where they used to go often when they were first dating so it was really personal to them as a couple. We think they look great with our wooden I DO prop!

After a quick cutting of the cake was done Mr and Mrs Mitchell took to the dance floor for their first dance as husband and wife. Mark and Tracy didn’t want a traditional first dance so went for a bit of a rock out together with friends and family then joining in the fun! And boy did they know how to have party! The party really started and everyone was having a great time strutting their stuff on the dance floor busting out shapes (yes Mark we saw you pulling those ‘Cat Moves’ again!) with some great tunes played, everyone was loving it.

The party was in full flow when we left. Overall it was a really fun day for everyone and we had a fabulous time. We hope they enjoy their photos as much as we enjoyed taking them! Thanks to Tracy and Mark for choosing us to photograph their very fun filled wedding day and allowing us to capture their memories to treasure for years to come, we had a blast!

We wish you all the best for the future together as husband and wife!

















Thursday, 14 April 2016

Wedding photography at Slaley Hall

Amy & Steven


Slaley Hall, Northumberland



Amy met us at a wedding fair at Gosforth Racecourse. After a chat with her on the day she contacted us soon after to book for her wedding photography at Slaley Hall, Northumberland. She loved our relaxed style of photography and we were really looking forward to the couple’s fun filled day!

Getting Ready
Amy chose to get ready with her family and the couple’s children at their home. Hair and makeup was well underway when we arrived and everyone was in good spirits for the day ahead!

The groom’s father arrived as he was driving the bride to the ceremony in his Jaguar. He looked very proud to carry out this role and was dressed for the occasion including a chauffeur’s hat.

The theme was a pretty lilac and all the dresses looked great on their personalised hangers Amy organised. Amy’s dress was a true princess dress with lots of layers and lace. Amy’s daughter Neve was super excited to get ready.

Amy was ready to get into her amazing dress, she was helped into it by her bridesmaid. With her look complete by adding shoes and jewellery and a gorgeous bouquet she looked like a princess and was ready to go!

Everyone else was ready so it was off the hotel to see the groom!
We arrived at Slaley Hall ahead of the bride so went to see the groom and his right hand men before the ceremony was to begin. The weather was doing well and looking lovely, the couple had originally planned an outdoor ceremony but unfortunately with rain scheduled to arrive at any moment they agreed to move things indoors. But for now Steven was enjoying the sunshine greeting guests.

He was a little nervous and trying not to show it! We grabbed few shots of the groomsmen and also of the kids who had arrived. Then the weather started to turn and it was time to head in.

The Ceremony
Steven greeted guests as they took their seats and took his position at the front of the room for the ceremony to start. We could see he was a little emotional as he waited for Amy to come down the aisle, he was really trying to hold it together!
The bridesmaids went first down the aisle followed by Amy who was walked down the aisle by her dad to meet her groom.

The couple made their wedding vows to each other and there was lots of laughter and some tears throughout after a bit of funny word fluffing! They exchanged the wedding rings and Steven was then announced to kiss his beautiful bride and they were officially married!
The formalities of signing the register were completed and we took a few shots with the register then everyone headed to the bar area for a drinks reception and to congratulate the happy couple!

We grabbed the group photo as there was a break in the rain then had to do the rest of the family portraits indoors. We try to keep the family formal photos brief so guest don’t get bored, it usually takes around half an hour. Once they are out the way guests were able to head back to the bar. This is then a great time to have your photos done together as a couple as guests are less likely to miss you as they will be getting a drink, freshening up, and chatting about the day so far.


The Romantic Husband & Wife Photographs
Slaley Hall is set in beautiful grounds for your wedding photography- unfortunately the rain stopped us getting out to enjoy it. This isn’t too much of an issue there though as inside the venue is amazing. We had a walk through the hotel using the different areas, like the whiskey snug, to get lots of different shots and even got to use our brand new I DO prop sign. This was a couple that embraced their day and had a blast doing their portraits! You can tell they had a lot of fun and are so happy and in love. One of our favourite photos is Steven deciding to remove Amy’s garter with his teeth, which you can see below!.


The Speeches
By the time we were finished with all the photo fun it was time to head to the main room for the speeches and wedding breakfast.

The room looked fab decorated with pretty centre pieces and a giant illuminated LOVE sign.
Amy’s dad gave the first speech and did a great job. Steven was up next and gave out thanks to everyone for helping and said how lovely the bride looked (Well done Steven- extra brownie points for you!) and then it was time for the best man’s speech. The best man had some tales to tell and got some laughs from the audience and some funny reactions from everyone at the top table. Steven was also proud to show off his Breitling watch he received as a gift from his new wife.

We then took a break to let everyone enjoy their food and we got to work on a selection of the images from the day so far so they could be ready to go up on our projector for the evening reception guests to see! We love our Image Projector service as it’s a wonderful way to include evening guests in everything that happened during the day time and a great talking point for guests too, as well as giving the Bride and Groom a sneaky peak at what’s to come!


Some extra pretty couples portraits!
When the meal had finished the sun had come out and it had begun to dry up! Of course we couldn’t resist the opportunity to go out onto the green and into the Chinese Gardens to get some more pretty portraits of these gorgeous guys. We also took the chance to get a few extra family portraits outdoors with the better weather!


Party time!
The guests made their way back out to the bar area while the room was set up ready for the evening celebrations. The DJ arrived to set up and ready for the party to begin, the projector was up displaying the images for guests to see, we used the venue’s built in projector which displayed the images a lot bigger than usual so it ws amazing to see our work blown up so large! It gave the guests a great view of the day so far! There was a fab photo booth for silly pictures for the night! We also had a signing frame out as a guest book alternative for everyone to leave messages to the happy couple, and there was a big candy ferris wheel out filled with treats.

After the cutting of the cake was done Mr and Mrs Hunton took to the dance floor for their first romantic dance as newlyweds then Amy had a special dance with her dad.
A lot of people were on the dance floor and everyone was having a lot of fun! They were still enjoying themselves when we headed off home!

Overall it was a really fun day for everyone involved. We hope they like their photos as much as we do! Thanks to Amy & Steven for choosing us to photograph their wedding day and allowing us to capture their memories to keep- it was emotional, entertaining and overall full of fun and happiness!

We wish you all the best for the future together as Mr & Mrs Hunton!


















Monday, 18 January 2016

Wedding photography at Rushpool Hall

Nicola & Stew


Rushpool Hall, Saltburn


We first met Nicola & Stew at Rachel and Gavins wedding at Gisborough Hall last year when Nicola was a bridesmaid for her friend. She watched us at work and saw our images on the projector and instantly decided we wanted to book us for her wedding photography at Rushpool Hall in Saltburn, and booked the next day!


Getting Ready
Nicola had stayed at the hotel the night before and was getting ready at the hotel with her family and bridesmaids. When we arrived the makeup artist was expertly applying the bride’s make up and the hairdresser was curling Maisie’s (the couple’s daughter) hair. The others had their hair done too so everyone looked glam for the day!

Nicolas hair was styled into a stunning updo and the bridesmaids were starting to get emotional and excited! Even Maisie had a bit of make up on and looked super cute. The girls all had matching striped pyjamas so we grabbed a few shots of them together. Matching PJs for getting ready in the morning is a great look for the photos- good choice girls!

Meanwhile Nick went downstairs to grab some shots of the groomsmen all together getting themselves ready for the ceremony- we loved their blue suits! This is definitely the up and coming trend for suits.

Nicola had a beautiful dress to wear and was looking forward to putting it on. The bridesmaids were dressed in their pastel green dresses and Maisie was in her pretty flower girl dress. Nicolas nephew arrived suited and booted and looked fab too.
With everyone dressed and the brides veil and garter added everyone was ready to go- it had been a bit of a rush at the end but it’s a bride’s prerogative to be a little late right?!


The Ceremony
Nicola’s grandparents are very special to her and she had Grandad on her arm to walk her down the aisle. He looked fit to burst with pride.
The bridal procession entered the room and the kids went first followed by the bridesmaids in twos, then Nicola with Grandad.

Stew was looking forward to seeing his bride and had being doing well for not looking too nervous!
The registrar went through the ceremony and the couple made their wedding vows to each other, and then exchanged their wedding rings. As they were pronounced husband and wife the groom could now kiss his new wife! After the formalities of signing the register were finished they left the room newly married as Mr & Mrs Bell.


The Formals and Romantic Couples Photographs
After the ceremony there was a drinks reception for all the guests with champagne and bottles of corona all round. Everyone made their way over to the steps for a big group photo of everyone together. We then worked through a list the couple had given us of their family formal photos they wanted captured, we try and get through these in a short time so guests don’t get bored!

The guests headed back in to relax at the bar before the meal and we stole the couple away for a short while for some romantic couple’s photographs throughout the pretty grounds. We didn’t need to go far as the hotel is set in stunning surroundings, and you can even see peacocks roaming the grounds!

The couple did a brilliant job having their pictures taken and had a lot of fun. We have to commend Nicola on her ‘lean back’ pose as we are sure she has set a new record in how far she leant back, clearly having total trust in Stew not to drop her!

They make a beautiful couple and you can see they love each other deeply and are very proud of their little girl Maisie- who also joined in for a couple of mother and daughter photos with our cute matching parasols. Don’t they look great!


The Speeches
It was time to head back to the reception room for everyone to get ready for their wedding breakfast. The room had been transformed from the ceremony and looked amazing. There were gorgeous centrepieces, favours and all the main bridal party had personalised glitter glasses the couple had organised which was a lovely touch.
The couple greeted guests as they came into the room with a receiving line and everyone took their seats for the meal to be served.

We then took a break to let everyone enjoy their food and we got to work on a selection of the images from the day so far so they could be ready to go up on our projector for the evening reception guests to see! We love our Image Projector service as it’s a wonderful way to include evening guests in everything that happened during the day time and a great talking point for guests too, as well as giving the Bride and Groom a sneaky peak at what’s to come!

After the meal the speeches began. Nicolas Granddad went first and told some funny stories about her as a child and said how proud he was of her and his granddaughter Maisie. Stew is a big fishing fan and there was even a joke about his fishing skills finished off with Granddad presenting him with his own toy fish! Stew was next to go and gave a short heart felt speech with thanks to everyone involved, then it was time for the best man! We knew he had been a little nervous about the speech but we have to say he did a great job- had had nice bits and funny bits and everyone enjoyed it!




A bit of extra fun!
After the meal we had a little gap before the evening do began so spent a bit more time couple using the gorgeous vintage telephone for a few shots, and then spent a bit of time with the bridesmaids having some fun shots with our popular white sunglasses. This caused a lot of fun and laughter with everyone getting their pout on! For the gap there was also a sweetie table set up and some casino games! Everyone had a go at a ‘bet’ with the winner at the end getting a prize. This was a lot of fun for guests and a great way to fill the gap!


Party time!
The room had been transformed for the night time celebrations with added tables, centre pieces and the projector set up. We also had our PropStudio set up in a cute little alcove for some fun photos which everyone had a whale of a time with!
Mr and Mrs Bell hit the dance floor for their first married dance together and then Nicola had a dance with her mum which was lovely to see and had everyone a little emotional!
After the dances were over everyone hit the dance floor for a good party and the party was still in full swing when we left! There was definitely going to be some sore heads in the morning!

Overall it was a wonderful day for everyone and we had fabulous time as well, it’s such a stunning venue to work in. These guys have an beautiful set of photos from their wedding day. We hope they like them as much as we do! Thanks Nicola & Stew for choosing us to photograph your beautiful fun filled day and capture those amazing memories for you to cherish for years to come. We wish you all the best for the future as husband and wife!















Tuesday, 25 August 2015

Wedding photography at The De Vere Village hotel

Natalie & Graeme

The De Vere Village hotel, Newcastle



Natalie and Graeme found us while looking for a wedding photographer for their wedding at The Village Hotel. We work regularly at this venue and its one of our favourites! They also had a pre wedding Photo Shoot at Plessey Woods in Northumberland.

Getting Ready
Natalie was getting ready at the hotel when we arrived and was with her bridesmaids and mum. Hair and makeup was underway and everyone was looking beautiful!
The bridesmaids were in their pale green dresses and complete with bouquets they were all done.

Natalie’s dress was an amazing fitted dress, she was helped into it by her bridesmaids and mum. With her look complete by adding shoes and jewellery she looked like a princess and was ready to go!

While Laura was taking shots of the girls, Nick was downstairs with the groom and his men for some pictures with them before the ceremony too.  We had to make sure we got Graeme’s ‘good side’ in the pictures- He went on his stag do to Krakow and had a little accident resulting in several stitches in the back of his head for a large cut a few weeks before. Needless to say this hadn’t gone down well with his bride! We managed to keep it out of sight so all was good!

The Ceremony
Graeme greeted guests as they took their seats and took his position at the front of the room for the ceremony to start.

The bridesmaids went first down the aisle followed by Natalie who walked down the aisle to meet her Groom.

The couple made their wedding vows to each other and exchanged the wedding rings. Graeme was then announced to kiss his beautiful bride and they were officially married!
The formalities of signing the register were completed and we took a few shots with the register then everyone headed outside for photographs on the hotel steps and some fab confetti throwing!

We try to keep the family formal photos brief so guest don’t get bored, it usually takes around half an hour. Once they are out the way guests were able to head back into the hotel to the bar. This is a great time to have your photos done together as a couple as guests are less likely to miss you as they will be getting a drink, freshening up, and chatting about the day so far.

The Romantic Husband & Wife Photographs
The Village Hotel is often underestimated for the variety and locations available for taking pretty wedding photos. It actually has a lot to use! We took the couple over the road to the Rising Sun Country Park for some gorgeous shots next to the lake in picturesque surroundings.  We then headed back over to the hotel to get some quirky shots inside the Hotel Restaurant. Wedding Photography in the Buca Restaurant is always a little different and gives some unique images which is great. We did some photos with the couple, and then Graeme brought his groomsmen round for some fun shots with cards around the godfather table.

The Speeches
By the time we were finished with all the photo fun it was time to head to the Inspiration room for the speeches and wedding breakfast.
The room looked fab decorated in pastels with pretty centre pieces.
Natalies mum gave the first speech and did a great job. Graeme went next and gave out thanks to everyone for helping and said how lovely the bride looked (well done Graeme) and then it was time for the best man’s speech. The best man had a lot of tales to tell, at the end of the speech he presented Graeme with a cycling helmet so that when he got on the dance floor later that night he was protected from any further head injuries (going back to the stag do related injury we mentioned earlier!) He looked very fetching in it and this had the whole room laughing.
We then took a break to let everyone enjoy their food and we got to work on a selection of the images from the day so far so they could be ready to go up on our projector for the evening reception guests to see!  We love our Image Projector service as it’s a wonderful way to include evening guests in everything that happened during the day time and a great talking point for guests too, as well as giving the Bride and Groom a sneaky peak at what’s to come!

Party time!
After the meal the guests made their way back out to the bar area while the room was set up ready for the evening celebrations. The DJ arrived to set up and ready for the party to begin, the projector was up displaying the images for guests to see and our friends from Deluxe Occasions had arrived and set up their fab photo booth for silly pictures and Marryoke for the night! We also had a signing frame out as a guest book alternative for everyone to leave messages to the happy couple.

After the cutting of the cake was done Mr and Mrs Taylor took to the dance floor for their first romantic dance as newlyweds.

A lot of people were on the dance floor, Graeme tested his safety helmet out and everyone was having a lot of fun! They were still enjoying themselves when we headed off home!
Overall it was a really fun day for everyone and we had a lovely time. We hope they like their photos as much as we do! Thanks to Natalie & Graeme for choosing us to photograph their wedding day and allowing us to capture their memories to keep!


We wish you all the best for the future together as Mr & Mrs Taylor!















If you are getting married at The DeVere Village hotel Newcastle and would like LeopardPrints photography to help capture the memories then don't hesitate to drop us a mail! 


Suppliers;

Dress shop : Brides Dream‎, Designer - Mori Lee

Bridesmaid dresses : Brides Dream, Designer-Venus, Colour-Ice Mint


Hair : Ashley from Cabello Elegante 

Makeup : Brides own

Flowers : Flowerlicious ‎by Sharon Findley

Photobooth : Deluxe occasions 

Venue decor/centrepieces : Balloon Bedlam 




Friday, 31 July 2015

Wedding photography at the Malmaison Newcastle

Amy & Mark

Malmaison, Newcastle upon Tyne



Amy and Mark booked us for wedding photography at the gorgeous Mal Maison Hotel in Newcastle Upon Tyne, which is right on Newcastle Quayside in stunning surroundings. Originally they had us booked for just their evening reception as they were booked to get married in Jamaica. Sadly Amy’s nana wasn’t well enough to fly and Amy couldn’t even think about saying ‘I Do’ without Nana by her side for the day. So the wedding was brought to the Mal Maison and held earlier than scheduled.

Getting Ready
When we arrived the room was full of activity getting everyone prepared for the big day! There was a makeup artist doing a great job of making everyone look stunning, and then they went across to the hairdresser’s seat for some fabulous pin up hair styles. 
Amy had all her bridesmaids with her, along with her mum, nana and her daughter Emmy. 
There were plenty drinks flowing and everyone was getting very excited. 
Nick popped across to the guy’s room to see Mark and his groomsmen for a few shots too, they were all in great spirits and Mark didn’t look nervous at all. 

Amy moved into a different room to get her dress on so there was more space and it was cooler as it was even though it was only early April it was pretty warm. The bride was starting to have quite a few nerves kicking in, and the bridesmaids were getting emotional so there were tears all round! A good job Laura was around with a pocketful of tissues to hand round! 

The bridesmaids helped Amy into her dress and fastened the back for her. With some amazing shoes added and her beautiful floor length veil attached she was ready to go. She made a stunning bride- Mark is a lucky man! We loved her bouquet of beautiful flowers too!
The nerves were really starting to get to Amy, she was very anxious to get the ceremony over with. After a sit down and a chat with Nana she was feeling a little better and it was time to head to the ceremony room. 

The Ceremony
The guests were all in their seats waiting for the arrival of the bridal party, and Mark was at the front with his best man.

The room looked great and there were the big illuminated initial letters in the corner supplied by the fab Coco Luminere. The bridesmaids walked down the aisle first, and then Amy entered the room, accompanied by her Nana who was to walk her down the aisle. The couple made their wedding vows to each other and exchanged wedding rings, Amy had been so nervous about making mistakes in the vows it ended up with giggles and laughter all round! Mark got to kiss his bride and the register was signed to make everything official!
They walked back up the aisle as Mr and Mrs Anderson and were showered in confetti as the yleft the room.

Everyone headed out to the front of the hotel for the family and group photographs, with the sun shining we got the formalities over with quickly so guests could then relax and enjoy the rest of the day. 

The Romantic Couple’s Photographs
After the family photos were finished we whisked the bride and groom away for a short time to grab some gorgeous couple’s shots. The location of the Mal Maison Hotel makes it perfect for your wedding photographs as its got so many landmark sights on its doorstep! 
We took advantage of the surroundings and went across the millennium bridge and along the edge of the quayside with the background showing things like the Tyne Bridge, The Sage, and The Baltic. With these pictures there is definitely no mistaking where they got married! 

An amazing couple looking so in love- they breezed through their photos having a lot of fun and really enjoying themselves! 

The photo of Amy holding her bouquet in the air sums it all up!
We also had some more confetti throwing on the bridge and did a bit of daft posing with the groomsman and the bridesmaids for a bit of fun!

The Speeches
The room was set ready for the meal and looked amazing with the cake set up and pretty floral centrepieces. Guests came in and took their seats for the speeches to begin.
Amy’s mum gave the first speech with some lovely words and a lot of emotion- clearly proud of the couple.

The groom took his turn next and his speech got some great reactions form the bridal party, telling stories of him and Amy getting together and having the children. He then chose this speech to drop a big bombshell to Amy that he had bought a new puppy and it would be ready to be homed with them in the coming weeks. Now they had previously had chats about getting a dog and Amy didn’t want one. Amy looked slightly horrified and unsure on if it was a joke or if he was serious. He was most definitely serious and his best man confirmed he had! (NB- since the wedding Amy told us now she’d had time to come round the idea she was actually excited for the new family pet to arrive! Phew!)
Best man Lewis was next to speak. he had some hilarious stories about him and mark growing up and the antics that they got up to. He did a brilliant job and got a lot of laughter form the crowd!

After the speeches we then took a break to let everyone enjoy their meal and we got to work on a selection of the images from the day so far so they could be ready to go up on our projector for the evening reception guests to see!  We love our Image Projector service and it goes down so well with guests as it’s a wonderful way to include evening guests in what happened during the day time and a great talking point for everyone too, as well as giving the Bride and Groom a sneaky peak at what’s to come! 

Party time!
After the meal the guests made their way to the bar areas to relax while the room was set up ready for the evening celebrations. There was a sweet buffet, a twinkly LED dance floor and the beautiful light up letters in the room, and our projector was up displaying the images for guests to see. It all came together beautifully.

After a quick cutting of the cake was done Mr and Mrs Anderson took to the dance floor for their first dance as husband and wife, all the guests were watching as one of our confetti cannons was set off and rained bright sprinkles of confetti over the couple and then others joined them on the dance floor. The kids were running round having lots of fun. The party really started then and everyone was having a great time partying on the dance floor. The night was in full flow when we left with and looked like it was set to continue into the early hours- good job there was a basket of flip flops out for guests to use when their heels made their feet hurt from dancing!

Overall it was a lovely day for everyone involved and we had a brilliant time capturing the whole wedding. We hope they enjoy their photos as much as we enjoyed taking them! Thanks to Amy and Mark for choosing us to photograph their special day and allowing us to capture their memories to treasure for years to come, we had a blast!  

We wish you all the best for the future together as husband and wife!















If you are getting married at and would like LeopardPrints photography to help capture the memories then don't hesitate to drop us a mail! 

Suppliers;

The Cake: Joanne Anderson
The Florist: Andreas Florist
The DJ & Dancefloor: Gary James, Knights Disco
The Hair : Jamie-Lee Duffy
Make up : Jess Angus
Chair covers & Centre pieces: Gracie Bloom
Light up letters : Coco Luminaire
The Dress : Amore Brides