The most sweet, wholesome, cheerful lovely couple you could meet!
Natalie & Joshua were such a joy to shoot, they beamed joyful happy energy! Good vibes all day. They also had a cavalry of amazing wedding vendors for the day that helped make the day go so so smoothly!
We started the day off at seperate preps where letter reading and pre-wedding interviews of each couple got a little emotional.
The love they have for each other really shone through and we were so happy to have been able to capture all these emotional moments in their wedding films.
Following Joshua’s preparation time, we had a few traditional elements before we headed off to the ceremony. Coconut plays an important role in Indian weddings and is considered a symbol of purity, prosperity, and fertility. There are several coconut traditions and it is used in different ways to add significance and meaning to the day. We LOVE that Josh’s family decided to incorporate this tradition into the start of the day and then again later in the reception.
Nerves were high at the ceremony being held at Good Shepherd in Hoxton Park. Both Nat & Josh were so excited to finally be getting married after being engaged for so long! Excitement soon turned into emotion when they finally saw each other. We couldn’t stop the tears, smiles and everything in between.
When Nat & Josh finally said there I DO’s they could not contain the joy, beaming with a just married glow! We went into the portraits session with some HIGH energy from these two and their crew with a good dance session, cuddles and joking around with each other. The energy they all had really made for some amazingly genuine photos! The bridal party kept up the energy all through portraits and again at entrances in the reception that started off with a bang!
With the absolute perfect mix of good vibes, fun energy and most of all pure L.. O.. V.. E! Nat & Josh truly made their day count! One thing we can all learn from this couple is to really enjoy every moment of your wedding day! Trust your amazing vendors to handle the rest.
