Following on from yesterday’s introduction to the fabulous photoshoot at Heaton House Farm that I got to be involved with, today I’m sharing the first of the two bridal looks that we created.  A team of wonderful wedding suppliers came together to put these looks together and you’ll find all their details at the bottom of the page.

Today’s bridal looks are accessorised with cute calves and a stonking great big tractor…

1950s inspired bride in the cow barn

This was probably my favourite look of the day, a gorgeous vintage-esque wedding dress with gorgeous lace bodice and cinched-in sash around the waist, red sparkly shoes and blanket covered hay bales.

The next look was a bit more dramatic and for some reason reminds me of the 80s – perhaps its the ruffled hair and pink lips?  I love the bouquet we used for this look, a gorgeous spring inspired bunch of yellow daffodils and blue muscari, nicely complimented by the milk churn of sunflowers.

Rebel bride in the old parlour and farm yard

Coming tomorrow morning the final two looks (including the very gorgeous Tootsie the horse) from this lovely photoshoot at Heaton House Farm.  If you’ve enjoyed the first few looks, do leave us a message below – it’s always lovely to hear what people’s favourite pictures were or to ask where the blankets were from, even if you just want to say how cute the calves were, we’d love to hear from you!

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Photography: Jonny Draper
Venue: Heaton House Farm
Dresses: Timeless Bride
Flowers: Wild Orchid
Make-up: Emma Draper
Videography: Rebecca Reville
Horse: Natalie & Ann Hague 01260 227 274
Vintage Props: Wild Orchid & The Natural Wedding Company