Your North East Wedding - November/December 2020 (Issue 41)

28 the best version of myself and was in disbelief that the day was finally here.” Dean and the best man looked dashing in a three- piece suit with a teal bowtie and buttonhole while the rest of the groomsmen wore brown braces, a shirt, trouser and bowtie. The couple says, “Our bridal party and groomsmen were so exceptional and understanding when the decision to reduce the numbers happened. Originally we had five people supporting each of us, but this had to be changed to our immediate family. It was a difficult decision to make, but we love you all!” TIME TO CELEBRATE  A local acoustic duo called Pek & Wanley played to keep guests entertained, the supplier provided brilliant covers of a wide variety of songs and created an amazing atmosphere. Victoria says, “We had to stay at our tables and couldn’t have a dancefloor because of social distancing, but we did manage chair dancing including a few Mexican waves. It was a perfect way to end the evening and we would highly recommend the company to anyone.” MEMORABLE MOMENTS The couple both felt nervous on their special day, but soon was full of excitement to say ‘I do’. Many parts stood out, but a real highlight for the pair was seeing their family making happy memories during 2020. The bride says, “Every person there made the day extra special, our friends, family, the accommodating suppliers and the venue who were all supportive through a tremendously challenging year.” HONEYMOON The couple went to the Lake District for a minimoon, Victoria says, “From a fancy afternoon tea to zip-lining down the Go Ape course, we had an amazing time!”