On 11 May 2019, and wed inside a Christian service in Godalming, Surrey, and afterward hosted a simple and stylish, Italian-inspired reception for their guests. Choosing a sophisticated color pattern of white and green, the couple's Christian roots were at the center of their wedding.

"We are generally Christians which means this guided many of the traditional elements and being married inside a church, particularly the one I was married in because it was where I had attended church becoming an adult, and my parents married there. I was inspired by Italian-style weddings and simplicity was key. That is why we chose most of the features as white and green."

The wedding party all got ready in Guildford, the bridesmaids slipping into glam gowns in deep blue, their style mirroring the bride-to-be's so well. The flower girls wore mint-green boho flower girl dresses.

Exquisitely cut, her gown is really modern using its gold gemstone appliqué edging and deep V-back.

"I struggled to locate a dress I fell deeply in love with when I visited bridal stores. I wound up looking online to obtain a feel from the designers I liked and located my dress on FeelTimes." Here

The couple met within their second year at university, where there were both people in its Christian Union.

"We met providing tea and toast to individuals coming out from the student union at 3 am as I was both a part of the Christian Union. Five years later Micah flew to New York (for 35 hours) to surprise me in the Gapstow Bridge in Central Park and proposed."

"I have always loved peonies so wanted those to be front and center! My two favorite items were the flower arrangement around the church arch and also the centerpiece in the venue."

The newlyweds hopped into the Beetle to go to Northbrook Park, which was beautifully decorated with pure green foliage and white roses, in addition to pillar candles and little bottles of homemade elderflower cordial and raspberry cordial, produced by Laura's mother as favors.

The couple's old university friend was called onto record your day and I love his vibrant, movement-filled photos.

Words of Wedded Wisdom

"Take time for yourselves. What quickly happened was that every time we met we wound up solely wedding ceremony planning and so our relationship was placed on hold in many respects. It's often good to simply take time out and also have dinner or spend time without referring to planning and merely enjoy being with one another."

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