Sarah and Chris' real wedding highlights by Catherine Luther Wedding Films

Sarah and Chris are backlit in a wedding photo by Catherine Luther Weddings
Credit: Image courtesy of A W Photography

Sarah and Chris chose an enchanted forest theme for their wedding celebrations at The Oak Tree of Peover on 16th November, 2019.

A workplace romance blossomed for Sarah and Chris, but if you’re picturing eyes meeting across a busy office, you can think again. The pair both taught anatomy to medical students at the time, which involved dissecting cadavers. “Not the most romantic of settings, given the strong smell of formaldehyde,” Sarah points out. Quite! Nevertheless, they say love can be found where you least expect it, and the two soon bonded over their shared love of cinema, theatre and holidays, quickly learning how much they enjoyed the light relief of being silly together.

It was at the end of an incredible trip to Singapore, Malaysia and Bali, that Chris decided to propose. The couple had already enjoyed a wonderful day at the beach club, getting massages and later, hiring a chef to make them dinner. Little did Sarah know the day was about to get even better. She remembers, “After dinner we decided to jump in the swimming pool. Chris proposed in the water underneath the stars. It was simply magical.”

The venue search was on, and Chris and Sarah had their sights set on somewhere they could make their own. The bride says, “We weren’t bothered about having a summer wedding, but were still looking for somewhere with the benefits of the great outdoors. The Oak Tree of Peover has glass walls, so even though we were warm and cosy inside, you could still enjoy the beautiful autumn trees outside. It was perfect.”

Download your free copy of the May/Jun 2020 issue of Your Cheshire & Merseyside Wedding to read the bride's account of the couple’s enchanting wedding day, at www.yourcheshiremerseyside.wedding/free-download.

In the meantime, check out the highlights courtesy of Catherine Luther Weddings here: https://catherinelutherweddings.com/the-oak-tree-of-peover-wedding-film/

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