On the 21st March 2026, Nadia and Benn celebrated their wedding at Healing Manor, having been engaged since November 2024.
Their desire was to create a spring celebration that felt both timeless and personal, drawing inspiration from the season and the aesthetic of Bridgerton.
The wedding featured a sophisticated palette of olive green – a choice that represented Nadia’s Palestinian heritage and served as her favourite colour.
Sophisticated Styling and Attire
The couple chose attire that felt classic yet distinct. Nadia wore the “Salma” gown by Madi Lane Bridal, accessorised with Italian pearls. To keep her mother’s memory close, she attached a pin featuring a photograph of her mother, Maysoon, to her bouquet.
Benn opted for a sharp cream tuxedo, which complemented the light, spring atmosphere perfectly.
For the venue styling, Jack loves Jill collaborated with Gina from The Enchanted Garden to install custom backdrops, draping, and lighting and bring Benn and Nadia’s vision alive. Nadia also took a hands-on approach by DIYing the welcome sign and creating personalised tambourines that doubled as place cards for their guests.
The Manor Wedding Package
Nadia and Benn booked Healing Manor’s The Manor Package, which provided the essential framework for their wedding – with photographer, venue stylist and florist included. The couple noted that the entire team at Healing Manor made the day feel seamless from start to finish.
“Tia had it all in hand for us. We are so grateful that she was able to help us plan our perfect day.”
“The entire team that worked on our wedding day were amazing. The entire day was seamless from start to finish, so we want to say an enormous thank you to all involved: you played a huge part in bringing our big day to life.“
Catering and Photography
Food was a priority for the couple, who enjoyed selecting their menu from The Pig and Whistle. After attending two wedding tastings, they settled on three options that catered to all dietary requirements. While they aren’t traditional ‘cake people’, Benn and Nadia chose a vintage two-tier raspberry cake alongside a Krispy Kreme donut tower to provide a relaxed dessert experience.
Capturing the day was Elizabeth Rose Photographer, whose easy-going nature made the couple feel at ease throughout the celebrations.
“We are so pleased that a talented photographer like Elizabeth was able to capture our day so beautifully. We sent some ideas and inspiration and Elizabeth was able to capture similar moments beautifully. During the day, she was a delight and so easy to talk to. We received our previews a few days after the wedding – what a lovely surprise during our honeymoon in Portugal.”
A Fusion of Cultures
With Nadia’s roots in West Asia and Italy and Benn being British, the spring celebration was a true blend of cultures. Guests travelled from around the world to attend, and despite different languages and traditions, the atmosphere was one of total unity.
“We were pleasantly surprised that no matter the cultural, traditional, religious and language barrier everyone was so happy and merry to be here celebrating with us. We had to remind ourselves to just look around and take it all in. People flew in for us and our wedding, and this was the biggest gift. Seeing all the people we love all at once was such a big blessing.”
Advice for Future Couples
Nadia and Benn’s final piece of advice for those planning a wedding at Healing Manor is to focus on the energy you bring to the day.
“Just remember to take it all in, look around smile. You are the guests of honour and people will pick up on your energy and vibe. Be happy. If you notice something that didn’t go to plan, the only person who will know will be you so don’t sweat the small stuff.”
- Photography – Elizabeth Rose Photographer
- Venue – Healing Manor
- Gown – Madi Lane Bridal
- Florist – The Enchanted Garden
- Venue Stylist – Jack Loves Jill
- MUA – Kate Atkinson Make-Up Artist
