Jess and Sam said “I do” on the historic grounds of Sudeley Castle surrounded by the most spectacular florals created by the wonderfully talented The Botany House before indulging in the cake of their dreams by Erzulie Cakes. Sudeley Castle offers a stunning backdrop for editorial wedding photography. The castle’s architecture, gardens, and interiors are steeped in history dating back over 1,000 years. The castle has witnessed the lives of kings and queens, including Richard III, Henry VIII, and Elizabeth I. Organized to perfection by Roberta Burcheri Events, this couple’s special day was the epitome of romantic elegance amidst the Cotswolds, all captured on camera by Gemma Vaughan Photography.
Luxury bespoke stationery
Gorgeous bespoke wedding stationery was put together by the talented White Orchid Print Design. Hand calligraphy ribbons added an extra personal touch by Maria Elizabeth Designs.
A historic editorial setting
Nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds, Sudeley Castle is renowned for its award-winning gardens that offer endless opportunities for stunning and timeless wedding photography. The gardens change with the seasons, providing a vibrant and colorful setting no matter the time of year. From the Queen’s Garden with its colorful roses, to the White Garden designed for a peaceful and elegant atmosphere, these locations are perfect for romantic couple’s portraits.
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Romantic al fresco micro-reception
The reception played off of Parisien and garden-inspired elements with an al fresco micro-reception featuring outdoor chandeliers, delicate blue and white floral place-settings, and plenty of cascading white and blush florals that draped off the table and out into the courtyard.
Garden-inspired wedding cake
The three-tiered textured white wedding cake towered above a table filled with lush greenery and white and light pink roses. Baby’s breath added a delicate detail to the cake table, while orchids created an element of interest atop the cake.
