It was late May when Leanne and Martin finally celebrated their wedding day at the beautiful Van Dyk Hotel in Chesterfield. Surrounded by their friends, family and loved ones it was set to be a fun filled day of celebrations.

It was the morning of Leanne and Martin’s wedding day, Leanne and her bridesmaids were busy having their hair and makeup done. The mood was upbeat and excited as they all prepared together for the day ahead. The morning passed quickly, Leanne and her bridesmaids were busy putting the finishing touches to their outfits. Meanwhile, downstairs in the Van Dyk Hotel, Martin had arrived, he was busy greeting his guests. Luckily outside in the stunning gardens the rain had stopped and it was all set for an outdoor Ceremony. Finally, the moment Leanne had been waiting for had arrived. It was time to reveal the finshed look to her father. Together they shared a few emotional moments before heading downstairs to be married. Martin stood with his groomsmen as he excitedly awaited the arrival of his bride.
Leanne looked radiant in her dress as she made her way to the aisle. She smiled brightly as she walked towards Martin who just couldn’t stop smiling as he caught a glimpse of his bride. 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.

As the day continued, celebrations were in full swing. Leanne and Martin joined their guests for a delicious meal, followed by a heartfelt speech from the Father of the Bride. He had all of the guests smiling and laughing as he talked of tales and adventures from the past. This was followed by an emotional speech from the bride. Celebrations continued into the evening. Spirits were high as the guests laughed and chatted together. Before long it was time for Leanne and Martin to cut their cake before heading to the dancefloor for their first dance together. They embraced as they circled the floor together before their guests joined them to dance the night away. It sure was going to be a party that would last all night.