We enjoyed our beautiful wedding with Corinna and Sam recently, collecting the bridal party from Guyers House in Pickwick where they had all enjoyed an overnight stay with breakfast and some serious pampering.
Leaving a little later than originally planned as the pampering ran over, we travelled with all three cars to their local church at St. Marys in Whaddon, Hilperton, with the boys walking to church as the church was only two doors away from their home.
After the ceremony, we all travelled across to the picturesque Iford Manor Estate where we were met by William Cartwright-Hignett who had opened the gardens especially for our bride and groom to enjoy some photographs with their photographer Stephen Richardson.
The Iford Manor Estate - The house is built into the steep hillside, so terracing forms an important element
of the design. Peto was particularly attracted by the charm of old Italian gardens, where flowers occupy a subordinate place amongst the cypresses, broad walks, statues and pools. The current owners have restored the design and planting in accordance with Harold Peto’s vision and over the years, have transformed the area of the Oriental garden.
Summer weekends at Iford are filled with the delights of our speciality loose leaf teas, home made cakes and the tempting scent of freshly baked scones, enjoyed in the tea garden with local Jersey clotted cream and homemade jam.
After the ceremony, we all travelled across to the picturesque Iford Manor Estate where we were met by William Cartwright-Hignett who had opened the gardens especially for our bride and groom to enjoy some photographs with their photographer Stephen Richardson.
of the design. Peto was particularly attracted by the charm of old Italian gardens, where flowers occupy a subordinate place amongst the cypresses, broad walks, statues and pools. The current owners have restored the design and planting in accordance with Harold Peto’s vision and over the years, have transformed the area of the Oriental garden.
Summer weekends at Iford are filled with the delights of our speciality loose leaf teas, home made cakes and the tempting scent of freshly baked scones, enjoyed in the tea garden with local Jersey clotted cream and homemade jam.
For more information visit Iford Manor, Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire, BA15 2BA or visit their website by clicking here or you can email for more information at info@ifordmanor.co.uk
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