In the heart of the picturesque countryside near Faversham last July,  Teresa and Joseph celebrated their union in a small and intimate micro wedding. The charming setting of Otterden Place, a 17th-century estate, provided the perfect backdrop for this unforgettable day.

Bridal Prep at the Stables: The wedding day began with an air of excitement as the bride, Teresa, prepared for her journey down the aisle at the stables and business where she passionately works. Surrounded by rolling fields the bridal prep at the stables added a touch of rustic charm to the day. The bride’s  bridesmaids helped her get ready in the quirky setting of a horse trailer, creating fun memories that will be cherished for a lifetime.

A Horse-Drawn Arrival: As the ceremony time approached a beautiful horse-drawn carriage was waiting to transport Teresa and her mother to the historic church on the estate.

The 17th-Century Estate Ceremony: The church, nestled within the stunning gardens of Otterden Place, is beautiful inside and you can feel the history inside the church as you enter. Teresa and Joseph exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony, surrounded by their closest family and friends.

After the ceremony, there was time for some couple portraits within the beautiful grounds before the horse drawn carriage whisked them away to privately celebrate with family and friends at the reception close by. 

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