By the time the service had finished, the rain had died off, providing the perfect opportunity for a confetti throw. The sun was very welcomed at this point, although unfortunately, it was rather short lived. Heading back to the Walled Garden, the guests helped themselves to canapés before congregating outside, as it had reached the time for the highly anticipated group shots of the bride and groom along with their family and friends. With everyone back inside, the speeches came with a few tears but plenty of laughter. This carried through to the evening, which after the first dance, the party really started. I was thoroughly impressed with the sheer volume of dancing dads, who created a great atmosphere for the rest of the guests. This meant that I was able to quietly steal Freya and James away for some evening photographs underneath the stars. This was the perfect setting for the couple to share a romantic kiss and spend a moment to reflect on the day’s events.