Adam and Katie tied the knot in a traditional church ceremony, followed by an elegant, vintage inspired wedding reception with a pale pink and grey colour scheme. They decorated their reception with a stunning selection of pink and pastel flowers, with the floral displays taking centre stage, sitting atop vintage style furniture. The sweet treats were a talking point too, from the intricately decorated wedding cake, to the delicious fondue to the super sweet pink cake pops - everything was carefully considered, creating a perfectly pretty theme. Photographer | Sarah Vivienne

Gemma and Gary took inspiration from their favourite holiday destination for their big day, giving everything from the table names to the decor a touch of the thai style of life. Shades of blue created a beautiful beach aesthetic, while Gemma amped up the glamour in a Sottero and Midgley Wedding dress. The couple eschewed tradition when it came to their wedding cake, instead opting for a tower of Krispy Kreme donuts - a huge hit with the guests! Photographer | Hannah Mia Photography

September 2015 saw Gemma and Nick tie the knot in a relaxed big day in a quirky East Sussex pub venue. 65 guests were in attendance at the intimate big day, and were treated to delicious pub food and a delightful handmade cake that perfectly suited the laid back style of the occasion. Gemma wore a short vintage wedding dress accessorised with amazing Vivienne Westwood shoes, while Nick looked equally great in a slim fit polka dot suit - quite the dashing pair! Click through their wedding day to see how they let their unique venue do the talking, yet still created a day that beautifully reflected them as a couple. Photographer | Dale Weeks Photography

Richard and Kate's small but perfectly formed ceremony was the ideal way to celebrate their love; the couple invited 20 guests along to share their big day, followed by 100 more to dance the night away at their evening reception. Kate wore an elegant Soterro and Midgley gown with a stunning train and chic feathered bolero, while Richard accessorised his royal blue suit with a sentimental personal touch... (click through to see!) We love the dusky pink colour scheme and striking floral arrangements; just perfect for the intimate and relaxed October wedding day. Photographer | Mirror Imaging Photography

Suzy and Scott put a great deal of effort into creating a big day that reflected them as a couple, including creating countless homemade touches, from the cake, to bunting to all the wedding stationery. Suzy donned a beautiful Maggie Soterro wedding dress, complemented by both a subtle cream pair of high heels and a classic set of green wellies - perfect for enjoying the countryside surroundings. The wedding took place in early September, and was abound with edible treats for everyone to enjoy on the big day. Photographer | Samie Lee

Stuart and Rebecca's autumn wedding was themed with a gorgeous combination of burgundy, dusty pink and rich plum, creating one of the most beautiful colour schemes we've ever seen. The couple adorned the rustic venue with fairy lights, creating a sparkling wonderland that tied in beautifully with the decor, making their cosy wedding a day to remember. The bride wore a beautiful Ronald Joyce dress with delicate off the shoulder sleeves, accessorised with a crystal trim veil for an extra special touch. Photographer | Christopher Ian Photography

You wouldn't know it from looking, but Christine and Daniel's November wedding day was planned in just over three weeks; the couple managed to book Hackney Town Hall for their ceremony, and Christine snapped up her simple yet stylish Ghost wedding dress in the time frame too. With an exclusive guest list of 36 attendees, the big day was beautifully intimate and perfect for the couple. They served up a delicious wedding breakfast at The Marksman Public House, with the food being a highlight of the day. Despite a super-short lead time, Daniel and Christine's wedding exuded elegance and class, with a cool minimalist feel. Photographer | Claire Graham

The phrase “home is where the heart is” couldn’t be truer for newlyweds Sarah and Nathan, who held their wedding reception at Sarah’s parental home in the Kent countryside. They decked the marquee out with stunning floral arrangements and pretty personal touches, ranging from table names based on family surnames and a family tree display so heartfelt it brings a tear to the eye. Sarah wore a beautiful dress from La Sposa, while the groom went for a striking blue suit, perfectly at odds with the gold and mint green colour scheme that ran throughout the day. The wedding even featured a surprise pop-up pub - much to the delight of the groom! Photographer | Emma Sekhon

Katie and James hosted a beautiful big day in Northumberland, decorating the venue with gorgeous gold vases, vintage style photo frames and twinkling fairy lights. Tables were adorned with golden pots filled with pastel flowers, mirroring Katie’s bouquet, which was made up of light pink roses and delightful leaves The bride made bespoke alterations to her Mori Lee dress, adding vintage lace and a belt to the gown; she added a little extra sparkle with glittering gold shoes courtesy of Kurt Geiger. Photography | Helen Russell Photography

Sarah and Tom's autumnal wedding fused together rustic countryside touches with a dash of London cool for a rough luxe theme. Tables were lit with filament bulbs and adorned with glittering decorations and touches of silver and copper Sarah wore a stunning backless Rime Arodaky dress, complemented by a wild, unstructured bouquet of pink, burgundy and white blooms. Photography | Lisa Jane Photography

A celebration fit for a seriously chic bride & groom, Sophie and Gary's day started with a ceremony that featured a sea of orchids and an aisle lined with dozens of candles. The magic continued at the marquee reception, with stunning centrepieces and an amazing decorated tree, all tied together by the classic white colour palette. Photography | Joe Short

Trattoria-style signs, antipasti platters and lashings of prosecco set the stage for Steph and Teo’s country celebration with a continental twist. Inspired by Teo’s Italian roots and with much DIY design help from Stephanie’s parents, the couple’s ceremony and reception contained an effortless blend of rustic and laidback elements. Photography | Oliver & Ruth

Alexandra and Alex took a chance on the weather when they chose to get married in October. However, their luck was in: the couple were able to celebrate their nuptials with a sun-drenched party on the roof terrace of their Languedoc chateau. Working to a peach and grey palette inspired by their venue, the pair used gold tea light holders and other metallic details to create a subtle Art Deco effect. Graphic designer Alex produced all their elegant stationery, based on 1920s French style. “The hardest part of planning was organising all the props and finishing touches,” says Alexandra. “Our parents brought a lot of things over from England in their car, and it really helped to have the venue’s in-house wedding planner.” Photography | Naomi Kenton

Shay and Phil created a personalised autumn day that reflected their love of music, nature and history. The day was planned in detail from start (a yoga session) to finish (a hot tub party). The bride wore a dreamy Rue De Seine dress and the groom was just as stylish in a tailor-made suit and Cuban-heeled boots. In the evening the guests were treated to a surprise performance...from none other than the bride herself! Photography: OneRedEye Visual Communications