We had a live band called The Wam Bam Band, mini-celebrities of my hometown. I had always gone to their gigs with loved ones growing up and had always wanted them at my wedding. They were an inevitable hit as at least half the guests already loved them. Jonny was nervous at the church and before his speech, but he was over the moon to share our love for each other with the people most special to us. BRYONY AND JONNY’S LITTLE WHITE BOOK Venue and catering, www.shottlehall.co.uk | Photographer, www.pippacollins.com | Bride’s dress and accessories, www.teambridederbyshire.com | Hair and make-up, www.theloftsalon.co.uk | Bridesmaids’ dresses, www.chichiclothing.com Groom’s suit, www.sandershirewear.co.uk | Cake, www.dannah.co.uk | Flowers, Willow and Rose Flowers 07721 489 470 Transport, www.e-v-r.com | Stationery, www.zazzle.com | Entertainment, www.thewambamband.co.uk I smiled the whole day but didn’t stop crying until after we cut the cheese at around 5 pm; it was just amazing to have everyone we love in one place. It felt like just Jonny and me during the ceremony – the moment felt so intimate. I completely forgot everyone was watching, so it was nice to feel like we were in a bubble of love. I may be biased, but my dad’s panto-style speech made the day extra special and involved the whole room with classic audience interactions. He created a jokey rivalry between the people from Derbyshire and the people from the North East to break the ice. 40
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