Cripps Stone Barn. We awoke to find sunshine and blue sky: hooray after all the rain we’ve experienced lately.  On arrival at the church, we were treated to a wee bit of Scotland as all men from the groom’s family, including the groom himself, were dressed in kilts.  The little boys looked adorable in their kilts as they played hide and seek in the church grounds.  Lyndsey looked amazing in a ivory silk gown by Suzanne Neville, with a high neckline in French lace and low back with ruching detail.  It suited her to a tee.  After the ceremony, the bride and groom flew in a helicopter to the Stone Barn and had asked Chris to accompany them on the trip.  Without hesitation Chris said yes and he got some great photos of the happy couple enjoying their flight together and some amazing aerial shots of the Cotswold countryside.  I drew the short straw and waited on a very chilly, drafty street corner with the rest of the guests for the return trip on the coach.  We then whisked the bride & groom off for some romantic photos with the rolling fields as the backdrop whilst guests remained in the barn, keeping warm by the huge barbecue.  The reception room looked amazing, adorned with beautiful spring flowers.

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