Posted by Olivia Gibson on 25 May 2023
Tom and Jemma met through a mutual friend at an ice skating rink and hit it off immediately after Tom fell over.
Jemma says, "The more we talked during the day, the more we wanted to see each other again. We exchanged numbers, and the rest is history!" In December 2020, Jemma and her mum went for a walk at Lulworth Cove, where they bumped into Tom's parents. Jemma comments, "I didn't think anything of it until I saw Tom waiting for me at the cliff side to propose! I was shaking and couldn't believe what was happening!"
Here Jemma shares details about their second day...
We wanted the day to be relaxed so we could celebrate with our family and friends.
I felt a little overwhelmed when I finished getting ready, as the day had been a long time coming!
Tom and the groomsmen wore matching two-piece suits, but the groom had a different tie and handkerchief to stand out.
My bridesmaids looked beautiful in pink dresses, which they all felt comfortable in.
The blessing allowed us to have a similar experience to the previous year but surrounded by all our loved ones this time.
We went to our local community club for our reception, which is also a Royal British Legion property. The venue was a blank canvas space, so we added special touches to match our theme and colour scheme.
We decided on simple centrepieces for our wedding breakfast and allowed guests to sit anywhere to ensure everyone could socialise.
A close family friend incorporated our colour scheme and style of flowers to create this beautiful bake.
I have a very talented husband who was in a band at university with his friends. They performed for our first dance and also played a set during the night – you can never go wrong with live music!
We wanted to accommodate everyone with our catering options rather than having a traditional sit-down meal. We opted for a buffet-style meal, which worked out perfectly.
Bride's dress
Bridesmaids' dresses
Entertainment
Flowers
Groom's suit
Make-up
Photographer
Transport