The Wedding Landy: Blazing Swords
It is not often that Lady T finds herself surrounded by people carrying swords! At a military wedding, however, it is all part of the occasion…
In September, The Wedding Landy joined B&J in the quaint Norfolk village of Raynham, near Fakenham. Raynham can trace its history back to the Domesday Survey of 1086 and was once home to RAF West Raynham.
For a village with a population of around 241, having two churches is rather impressive — although, as one now stands in ruins, we are not entirely sure that it still counts!
B&J’s ceremony was held in the beautiful St Mary’s Church. With its traditional surroundings and unmistakable village charm, it provided a wonderful setting for the couple to exchange their vows.
As the church bells rang out loud and clear, the newlyweds emerged to a magnificent military guard of honour. Lady T waited nearby as the couple passed beneath the raised swords, surrounded by cheers, smiles and plenty of celebration.
The newlyweds then climbed aboard Lady T and continued to The Great Barn at Manor Mews, ready to celebrate with their family and friends.
The evening brought everyone together for a wonderfully lively ceilidh, led by the talented Whirligigs. With dancing, laughter and plenty of memorable moments, it was the perfect way to continue such a joyful day.
These photographs were taken by Lisa & Neil Photography and The Wedding Landy Team.
With their kind permission for use, Thank You
The celebrations were beautifully captured by Lisa and Neil, the talented husband-and-wife team behind Lisa & Neil Photography.
Ceremony: St Marys’ Church
Reception: Manor Mews
Transport: The Wedding Landy
Entertainment: Whirligig