10th November - A look at our Wedding venue...



We attended a very special 'showcase evening' at our chosen Wedding venue last night, and it was completely magical. Having viewed 5/6 different venues when 'Wedding shopping', this specific one immediately appealed to us, and it is easy to see why. So much so, that no other venue after this point could possible compare, and all felt very underwhelming in comparison. Truth be told, I've never even attended a Wedding which has taken place in a venue like our own. Words like 'grand' or 'magnificent' can never do it justice. This is a glorious structure marooned by acres of country greenery, with stunning on-site bedrooms where the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Henry VIII stayed in their pomp.




Every time we return, it feels like home. Weirdly, perhaps even more than our actual home. The showcase evening was a fantastic chance to try all the various canapes etc for the day, and all I can say is... The fans certainly won't be let down! The catering is out of this world, expertly crafted by on-site chefs, with each product packed with flavour and sophistication. We also managed to get a good idea of lighting, special FX, and pyrotechnics when at the showcase, speaking to different suppliers to bring our incredible vision to life. 



Some people attend Weddings which are swiftly forgotten about shortly after. I don't want to overhype it, but I already know that this certainly won't be the case on our special day. We're going with the finest, of everything. After all, this is something you only do once in life, so go hard or go home! If there's one thing the World and his dog knows about myself, it's that I can throw an absolutely insane party when given the chance. This promises to not just be a wedding, but also to be the party of the year. After all, in the style of the M&S adverts, this isn't just any wedding...




... This is a Gable wedding. 


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