Well what can I say? One of the most chilled out, fun, relaxed and loving weddings I’ve been to in a long time. It’s clear to see that both Rosie and Chris are in love, from the tears during rehearsals as it dawned upon them to the truly moving after dinner speeches you really couldn’t ask for more. I’m not entirely sure how she does it but Rosie also has an ability to just lift a room with her smile and she quite literally brought sunshine to the day.

Anyway, enough of all that, on with the photos. Here’s one from outside the water tower at Trelissick, if you want to see more from the day just click on the photo.

The day started with Rosie getting ready at her parents’ house, oh and an unexpected delivery from Chris with the photo frame and a really moving letter (I’m not going to include the tear shots for now )

Then onto St Just’s for the wedding with the Reverend Ken Bouiller giving a really lovely ceremony. Turns out Rosie actually got baptised here and what a location her family chose. St Just In Roseland church is set down a hillside in really pretty gardens, overlooking the sea. Yep, I know a lot of Americans read this blog and somehow I don’t think you’ll be able to beat that. Haven’t got as far as processing the photos of the church yet but you can rest assured they’ll come

Rosie and Chris had laid on some really gorgeous vintage buses to take us all via the King Harry Ferry to Trelissick gardens. There we all enjoyed ice cream and Pimms while basking in sun with (yet another) breathtaking view behind. Guys, seriously, how did you find all these locations?

Dinner and dancing followed with a bit of craziness in my makeshift photobooth type thing outside. Time flew and before we knew it Holly and I were heading back to the hotel. A quick check of the watch revealed it was 1:30am, quite a day. Thanks guys, I had a ball!

More adventures (and photos) soon,

Alex