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The Falcon Inn Pub Wedding

Apr 5, 2017

This Falcon Inn Pub wedding was a relaxed as they come. I started my day at the Bride, Alison’s childhood home in Warwick and swooned when I saw her gorgeous lace top and tulle skirt. Alison and Alex planned to walk from the church in the centre of Warwick, to the Mill Gardens, where we had arranged to take some photos. Her tea length skirt made getting around much easier and really suited their relaxed day. Mill gardens has a fantastic view of Warwick Castle and is filled with beautiful country garden flowers. For a small donation, you can arrange to use the gardens for wedding photos. Perfect if you’re getting married in the town.

On the way to the gardens, they were treated to lots of shouts of ‘congratulations’ from passers by, which was really lovely. Some of my favourite photos are the ones taken just in the streets. Alex is French, so it was brilliant to find a bright pink Citroen car to include in their photos.

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After we’d taken lots of photos around Warwick town centre, we headed off to The Falcon Inn Pub, where their reception was taking place. Pub weddings are always so much fun. Guests enjoyed some very competitive swing ball and other garden games.


1 Comment

  1. Evie Jones

    What fantastic photography! I know Warwick really well as I used to work there, the Falcoln is awesome.I’m in the middle of planning my very own wedding at an amazing castle wedding venue! (Rowtoncastle.com/castle-wedding-venue) and I am hoping that my photos turn out just as good as these, fingers crossed. Thanks for sharing these amazing images of the day, great inspiration!

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