Kat and George’s Romantic Elopement
Kat and George live on the West Coast, and after deciding that actually, a big wedding wasn’t really what either of them really wanted – they then decided to go to Christchurch and elope instead. A phone call to their friends Di and Kevin and the venue was arranged – they would get married on their friends’ deck, under a willow tree with just a handful of close friends.
Kat and her friend Charlotte got ready at Huntly Lodge.
When Kat arrived at Di - who was “Best-Girl”- and Kevin’s – who was “Bridesman” – place, George watched as his bride glided past the full length windows and made her way out to the leafy veranda. There was an audible gasp as he saw her, and now I know where the saying comes from “She took his breath away”.
I love the look the love……
….and Kat looked pretty in love too. Sigh……
The ceremony was taken by celebrant David Adams and Di – who has been George’s best friend since they flatted together as students – read a loving tribute.
I felt like secret squirrel being privy to such a romantic event as an elopement – what an honour to be a part this day.
We did all the photos in the beautiful back yard which was full of roses and apple trees.
How gorgeous are these two……..
Kat and George, so lovely to meet you both and congratulations on your romantic day.
I cana’t wait to see the rest of the photo’s!!
Lovely photos Kim – thank you for sharing. Kat & George – looks like a lovely simple and meaningful ceremony. Kat – you look truly beautiful and your face radiates the happiness you are obviously feeling marrying this wonderful man. Congratulations! Karen xxx
The photo’s are so beautiful. You both look truely happy . Congratulations
Lovely pictures. You’ve captured the mood perfectly.
Well, what a lovely surprise this was.
Congratulations and best wishes for your future happiness.
You both look as happy as ….. , Kat, you look stunning, George, well old mate, it’s amazing what clothes do for a man!
Joking mate, you look great and I’m still jealous of that great head of hair.
Catch ya when you come home.