It was early June when Rebecca and Gary finally celebrated their wedding day at the beautiful All Saints Sutton Courtenay Church in Abingdon. Surrounded by their friends, family and loved ones it was set to be a fun filled day of celebrations.

It was the morning of Rebecca and Gary’s wedding day, Rebecca and her bridesmaids were busy having their hair and makeup done. The mood was upbeat and excited as they were all busy preparing for the day ahead. The morning passed quickly, Rebecca and her bridesmaids had put the finishing touches to their outfits, it was time to make their way to the beautiful All Saints Sutton Courtenay Church for the Ceremony. Meanwhile, inside the stunning church, Gary and his groomsmen had arrived. The guests had taken their seats. Gary stood at the head of the aisle as he nervously awaited the arrival of his bride. Rebecca looked radiant in her dress as she entered the church. She smiled brightly as she walked towards Gary, then standing together they said their vows to each other, each looking lovingly at the other as they exchanged rings before celebrating their marriage with a first kiss before heading outside to be showered with confetti.

After the beautiful ceremomy at the church, Rebecca, Gary and their guests headed to the village pub for one quick drink in memory of her beloved father on his memorial bench. A moment that meant alot to Rebecca. As the day continued, Rebecca, Gary and their guests had made their way to the Reception venue where celebrations were in full swing. They all enjoyed a delicious meal before listening to a series of speeches that had all the guests smiling and laughing as the speakers recounted tales and adventures from Rebecca and Gary’s past. The celebrations continued into the evening. The guests had found the dancefloor and before long it was time for Rebecca and Gary to take to the dancefloor for their first dance. They embraced as they circled the floor together, before the guests joined them to dance the night away. It was set to be a party that would last well into the night.