The glasshouse
Your seat for the vows, and the first dance under the glass.
II · The day
From “I do” to one more dance.
No rushing. No watching the clock. Just a day we’ll wish lasted longer.
Save the whole day
The running order
Times are a guide, and the day moves at the pace of the people in it. Ask a steward if you’re lost.
- 2:30 PM
A warm hello
Find a familiar face, a glass of elderflower, and your seat in the glasshouse.
- 3:00 PM
The vows
The reason we’re all here. Tissues encouraged. Phones tucked away, please.
- 3:45 PM
In the garden
Something sparkling, little things to eat, and a photograph or two.
- 5:30 PM
The long table
Summer plates, very good wine, and speeches from our favourite people.
- 8:00 PM
Loose ties, full hearts
First dance, then everyone. Late-night toasties at ten. Carriages at midnight.
Where things happenUnder glass and under vines
The walled garden
Something sparkling and little things to eat, with drinks served until the lights come on.
The long table
Dinner beneath the vines, then the speeches and the dancing.
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Say you’ll be there.
Dinner is at half past five, and the dancing goes on until the lights come on.