Islington registry office & an intimate affair for tiff & Lou
I first met Tiff when we were both booked by Goodwood Revival to shoot some vintage aesthetic content in 2023, when she contacted me to let me know she was getting married, I was so excited to capture her marriage to Lou in spring 2025. This wedding is due to be featured in Rock n Roll bride, and Tiff answered a few questions for them that I couldn't resist sharing today in this love story!
What was your favourite part of the planning?
'One of my favourite parts of the whole process was choosing our wedding photographer. We went
with Cat Brant, from the beginning, she completely put me at ease.
...
I knew she’d be perfect for the day, not just because of her talent, but because of her charisma. She
has such a natural way with people, especially those who aren’t confident in front of the camera. Her
ability to gently guide and direct made all the difference.'
"I was incredibly fortunate to wear my nan’s wedding dress from 1956"
Is there anything that you did that you think makes your wedding particularly unique, alternative or different?
'We skipped loads of traditions... when we first started planning, we considered what we enjoy most as a couple and how we could incorporate that into our special day.
Our ceremony included 20 of our immediate family and friends, with another 20 joining us later at
a restaurant, where we could all relax, enjoy great music, delicious food, and spend a beautiful evening
surrounded by wonderful people.'
Tiff wore her Nan's dress that was as delicate as it was lovely and fit her like a glove!
Supplier credit for this gorgeous celebration:
Bride: @Tiffanysmitharchive
Venue: @sayidoislington
Reception venue: @campaniaandjones
Flowers: @simonlycett
@Kulitaeveningwear - Alterations of petticoats
Tiff's hair - @sidwigs_bodypainting
Lou's suit alterations - @lawtonltd
