Have you ever had the pleasure of visiting the Crows Hall in Suffolk? Below, we have the very exquisite Sarah and Alex tying the knot at Crows Hall. The colour choice complimented the choice of venue and dress perfectly; opting for a subtle ivory combined with foliage and herbs.
Below, view more photographs of their wedding day:
Did you know? Not only do fresh or dried herbs look and smell amazing, but they also can symbolize just the sentiment you need for your upcoming marriage. During the Victorian era, the herbs a bride carried held serious meaning: lavender stood for luck and devotion, rosemary for remembrance, sage for a long life and thyme for courage. Read more about adding meaning to your wedding arrangements here.
Top Tip: Using fragrant flowers and herbs in your wedding bouquet and arrangements will evoke memories later in life – to remind you of your wedding day!
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Thank you for reading our latest blog on Sarah + Alex’s wedding – a pretty wedding set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside at Crow’s Hall.
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