How to plan a small wedding
Where to begin when planning a small but perfectly formed wedding?

Define Your Vision:
Look for venues that suit your guest count. Small guest lists open up unique possibilities, such as intimate restaurants, gardens, or boutique venues.
Having a smaller guest list offers flexibility with your budget. Direct your funds toward elements that hold the utmost importance for you. Consider prioritising professional photography or videography; these tangible memories are the lasting treasures from your special day.
Time of Year, and Vendor Selection:

Guest List:
With a smaller guest list, focus on those who mean the most to you. Keep it intimate and surrounded by your closest family and friends
Personalised Touches:
Embrace the intimacy by adding personal touches. Consider handwritten notes, personalised favors, or even a small, custom ceremony.
Timeline:
Plan your timeline with a focus on quality time with each guest. Consider a more relaxed schedule that allows for meaningful interactions.
Enjoy the Process:
Most importantly, savor every moment of the planning process. With a smaller wedding, you have the opportunity to create a truly personal and unforgettable experience.
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Here are some previous small but perfect wedding I have been a part of:

Intimate Cleethorpes wedding - From the registery office, Michelle and Jonathan then walked across to their wedding reception within a local Restaurant. We had a really fun, but laid-back walk, no stress or pressure, just beautiful photos <3
- Flowers by Crosskills Florist
-Hair by Sarah Sage




Stress free wedding photographs in Cleethorpes :)

Beautiful wedding planning wishes,
Roberta.x





