There’s nothing quite as refined as a simple wedding wrapped in soft, muted tones to create the picture of elegance and grace.
James and Lianne’s wedding day at Healing Manor did just this, combining softer tones of green with white wax candles and an array of cream and white florals to create a polished wedding style.

Vision & Styling
James and Lianne created an elegant style that fit the backdrop of Healing Manor flawlessly. Their theme of sage green shades brought out the rustic theme of The Barn, as well as looking stunning against the greenery of the Manor grounds. Tables were decorated with glowing white wax candles, with florals scattered amongst the table trimmings.
The couple praised their wedding stylist, Jack Loves Jill, saying: “She is an amazing wedding stylist! She definitely worked her magic on this occasion to bring our vision to life.”

Bridal Prep & Attire
The morning started with unforgettable moments shared between the bride, Lianne, and her two bridesmaids. The bride’s dress, a stunning creation from Bride Vibe, was covered in fine lace floral patterns that fit well with their chosen theme. The bridesmaid dresses had a simple V neck style, a stunning contrast to the bride’s beautiful dress.

The groom and his groomsman followed suit, literally. The groom opted for a white jacket with a black trim, finished with a white rose boutonnière to match his bride’s bouquet. His groomsman donned a classic black three piece, both suite courtesy of Fallen Hero.

Let the Celebrations Begin
The couple, who hosted their civil ceremony in our restored chapel-esque portion of The Barn, were eager to celebrate their marriage with their guests. A confetti tunnel gave them the grand entrance to married life they deserved, with photographer James Williams capturing the moment perfectly.

Their celebrations continued throughout the day and into the evening. With ceremony and wedding breakfast music from wedding singer Jessica Clarke-Wheatley, the tone of the day mirrored the elegance of the decor. When the evening rolled around and the couple welcomed their evening guests, Girl on Sax and DJ Ananymous were there to get the party started, but not before the bride had a chance to enjoy her father-daughter dance.

The End of Night Celebrations
As their wedding day came to a close, the couple had one more request… a sparkler send off reimagined.

Framed by a shower of bright sparklers behind the Manor House, the newlyweds shared a joyful kiss as they capped off their celebration in style, creating a perfectly captured spectacle and an unforgettable moment.
Advice for future couples
Reflecting on their magical experience, James and Lianne couldn’t praise the venue and their wedding suppliers enough.
“We loved everything about our day from start to finish. Make sure to book your date and suppliers early to get everyone you want and need. Thank you!”

Wedding Suppliers
- Venue | Healing Manor
- Photographer | James Williams Photography
- Wedding cake and cookies | Butterfly Creations Cake Studio
- Loaded Cookies (Evening) | The Sweet Cake Bakery
- Hair and Makeup | Jade Clay
- Wedding Singer | Jessica Clarke-Wheatley
- DJ | DJ Ananymous
- Saxophonist | Girl on Sax