These guys are so friendly and down to earth; you honestly couldn’t hope to meet a nicer couple. I absolutely loved Lydia & Rupert’s laid-back Beeses Tea Garden wedding – not least because Lydia wore wellies for most of the day along with a near permanent grin! They’d also put loads of effort into the lovely little details.
Beeses Bar & Tea Gardens is a bit of a hidden gem in Bristol and is only open during the summer months. Tucked away along the River Avon, it’s only accessible either via boat or down an unpaved road from Brislington. Having held their ceremony at Cotham Parish Church, Lydia and Rupert made their entrance on a little boat just across the way from Conham River Park. There’s also a lovely nature reserve right next door where they were keen to have some relaxed portraits.
I’ll forever remember this day for it’s easy going vibe with a great bunch of people. Just to send me on my way, there was also the melee during the evening when everybody got straight down to it and played ‘lets blow the roof off the marquee!’
“I never thought you had it in you”, I said. “I love dancing!” she replied.
If you’d like to bring me back here I’d love to hear from you! Here’s how it all happened…
A Beeses Tea Garden Wedding
