In our final (micro wedding) editorial shoot of 2020, I am so utterly delighted to be supporting one of our wonderful Little Book Wedding Directory members.
Brickhouse Vineyard is a wedding venue and working vineyard located in the idyllic Devon countryside and with outstanding views to the sea and beyond. A beautifully converted barn plays backdrop to indoor weddings at Brickhouse Vineyard, and hosted this gorgeous photoshoot. By the way, you can enjoy a virtual tour around this gem of a wedding venue here.
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“The inspiration for the shoot began with the beautiful venue. Brickhouse is the perfect location for small and intimate celebrations, but we wanted to prove that just because you are thinking small in numbers doesn’t mean you have to scale back on style or glamour.”
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“Even a small wedding can have a traditional black tux and beautiful flowers and a rustic countryside venue doesn’t have to be paired with a rustic style – stunning modern dresses and statement accessories are still allowed.”
“We also wanted to give a more glamorous take on the Boho style – with orchids, luxury origami inspired stationery, intricate cake design and streamlined silhouettes paired with boho rattan and dried flowers.”
“Brickhouse Vineyard is a wonderfully unique wedding venue, offering a stunning English countryside location with a historic twist. You’ll find us just 20 minutes from Exeter, yet you’ll feel a world away from the bustle of the city.”
“Tucked away in the idyllic South Devon hills, set in 20 acres of fields and woodland, Exeter weddings just don’t get more beautiful than this.”
“What’s more, whether you’re a party of up to 60, or it’s just the two of you, you’ll have exclusive use of this fabulous vineyard wedding venue allowing you and your party total privacy and space to relax and enjoy your special day.”
Brickhouse Vineyard also provide exclusive use for elopements and micro weddings.
“A micro wedding is a great option for couples who like the vibe of an elopement but would love to include more people in their intimate wedding plans.”
“Although the rise in the popularity of this search phrase may be relatively new, the concept is one we’ve long embraced and woven into every aspect of our micro wedding packages.”
I’d like to thank shoot styling and talented stationery designer Nikki of Knots & Kisses for asking Love My Dress to share this beautiful editorial. Wishing love, light and a much earned rest after 2020 to you Nikki and your wonderfully talented creative colleagues and team.
Love Annabel x
Additional Credits
The below suppliers and venues are featured in this article, but are not part of the Love My Dress Wedding Directory.
Credits & Thanks
- Styling, Design & Co-Ordination - Knots & Kisses
- Venue – Brickhouse Vineyard
- Photographer – Maxi Photography
- Videographer – Capture Weddings
- Cake – Claire Makes Cakes
- Florist – Emma Hewlett Floral Design
- Accessories – Claire Austin England
- Stationery - Knots & Kisses
- Hair Stylist – Sarah at EV Hair Honiton
- Make-Up – Sophie White
- Bridalwear – Georgia Bridal
- Groomswear – The Grooms Room Plymouth
- Bride Model - Renie at Gingersnap Models
- Groom – George Stahlmann
- Peacock Chairs & Cutlery - Keeping It Vintage
- Glassware & Candlesticks – Glas Collection
- Furniture - Virginias Vintage Hire
- Rings - Erin Cox Jewellery
- Molten Wedding Ring Company
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Founder of Love My Dress. Passionate Podcaster and Editor. Annabel lives in rural North Yorkshire with her husband and business partner Philip, their two daughters and menagerie of furry hounds. She loves photography, meditation, walking, being outdoors and star gazing. She is fierce when it comes to championing talent within the wedding industry and when she's not working on Love My Dress, she supports her husband Philip in the running of the family's sustainable flower farm and floral design business, Moonwind Flowers. In 2013, she became a published author.
