A Romantic & Multicultural Wedding

What I particularly love relating to this day would be the beautiful Middle Eastern influences threaded throughout, paying homage to the bride's culture and heritage. This is the marriage of Ian, who both operate in IT, plus they were married around the 27 April 2019 in the magnificent, Laglio, overlooking Lake Como, Italy.

"I put down on a hunt to locate a chic prom dresses to put on, that I would also believe confident in like a standalone outfit when I took the jacket off. When I tried around the Stephanie Allin 'Skye' dress, I liked the form and fit, and I didn't wish to take it off within the shop. So much so, I had to call my mum and she or he drove towards the shop to determine it before I bought it."

The bridesmaids wore sky blue satin dresses, with shoes from Amazon, and necklaces, gifted to them by Hannah as a thank you for their support.

On her feet, Hannah wore a set of vibrant 'Chiara' shoes with pretty butterflies around the heels.

Loved ones gathered outside on Villa Vittoria's terrace overlooking the river as Ian waited for Hannah's arrival, looking smart inside a blue three-piece suit, that they wore had a sky blue tie and pocket square.

"We met on Tinder and continued our first date in Lymm, Cheshire. Just over an annually later Ian proposed, following us having gone to live in London together, at the end of Gabriel's Pier, around the River Thames. We planned the marriage for twelve months later, around the same weekend we've got engaged the year before."

Hannah carried an intimate, petite bouquet of ivory roses and gypsophila, and her bridesmaids had cloud-like posies of gypsophila, designed for them by florist Annalaura.

To Louis Armstong's song, What a Wonderful World, Hannah and her brother walked together on the aisle scattered with rose petals. For Ian, seeing Hannah walk down the aisle in her beautiful dress was his favorite part of the day, basically, for Hannah, her favorite moment came as she took her first steps around the aisle and saw Ian, encompassed by their family and friends.

"As the marriage was in this type of beautiful location, with bold colors from the river and garden, we kept the decoration easy and went having a white and silver theme so as not to distract away in the natural beauty."

"Rather than flowers, we opted for any range of different Moroccan-inspired lanterns and candleholders around the table."

Before seated for dinner, Hannah and Ian cut their impressive three-tier tiramisu cake, produced by their caterers, which may later be served as a delicious dessert course.

"They would be the exclusive caterer from the venue plus they were brilliant! At our trial, they presented all from the canapes, and much more options that weren’t around the original menu just in case we found something we liked more. They adjusted the menu to suit our vision and budget, creating the tiramisu cake, serving pizzas within the evening, and anything we wanted, these were happy to accommodate."

"On your day they served much more canapes than I was expecting, having a whole table of sushi setup. The staff was exceptional and extremely engaged with the guests making sure I was both taken care of, too. They also provided the bar and were exceptionally generous with the number of cocktails, and shots along with other drinks they were providing. They certainly did everything they might have done to create our day perfect."

Speeches and toasting brought the wonderful wedding meal to some close, and because the sun transpired over Lake Como, Hannah and Ian spent the evening making merry using their loved ones, with music.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"There is a multitude of things and small details you could think about and purchase, so that as soon as you do, you may still find more. On your day, it's the large things that matter; your feelings, having all your family members there, and achieving fun. Concentrate around the things that are important to you."

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