Pippa and Lewis

Real Wedding

25 Jan

Welcome to the wedding of Pippa and Lewis at The Carriage Hall

A pampas dream...

After the endless stress of covid and having to change their wedding date 5 times! Pippa and Lewis got to finally say “I do” in this special pampas haven at The Carriage Hall. This dream couple got engaged back in 2018 and due to the date changes they decided to get hitched in 2021 with a small intimate ceremony so they could begin to start a family. Fast forward one more year, and in 2022 they got their big celebration wedding. With the serious bit out the way. Both Pippa and Lewis got to relax and really enjoy the day. Taking in all those amazing details! They also got to enjoy it even more with their son making it even more special.

We don’t know about you but getting two weddings (to the same person!) is really is every girls dream, right! Check out the Eye Candy on this one and also some real couple advice below!

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Eye Candy

Pippa says…

We feel the decor, especially the pampas clouds on gold stands really added drama, height and dressed up an already stunning venue.

Walking into our the room for our wedding breakfast as a couple, was magical. The chiavary chairs we hired really complimented the Pampas clouds.

I felt the neutral colour scheme really worked well, looked classy and current without taking the attention away from the gorgeous venue. So many of our guests commented on how beautiful the venue and decor was!

And we couldn’t agree more!

Pippa and Lewis’ Advice

“We would advise to decide what aspects of the wedding means the most to you, spend your money wisely and do your research beforehand. For example, we saved money by hiring out our pampas clouds which were used and re-positioned throughout the day from ceremony to evening reception. Fresh flowers on each table would've understandably cost much more but by saving money on fresh flowers this meant we could splurge on a better photographer (big shout out to A BIG NEON GLITTER)! Having great photo's to look back on was important to us but we still didn't feel the decor was any less beautiful than if we'd splurged.”