Lois & Matthew’s Wedding
Lois & Matthew’s Wedding
Lois & Matthew’s Wedding – 23rd November 2013
All weddings are special by the very fact that it’s is about two people who love each other with the kind of incredible love that makes you want to commit to someone else forever. That, in itself, is pretty mind-blowing.
Lois and Matthew’s wedding was special for those reasons and also because they were the We Fell In Love (www.wefellinlove.co.uk) Fairytale wedding winners. The team who contributed their time and talents to make this wedding happen were unanimous in the conviction that these two were such deserving winners. Not only are they completely in love with each other, but they are also devoted to their family and friends. To help make their dreams come true was an amazing honour.
Their wedding story was filled with princesses, castles, sunsets and some crazy conga-action. It’s the stuff lifelong memories are made from…
Alie & Niels x
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