A Nozze Collection
Dappled sunlight, wildflowers, a string quartet under the linden tree.
The feeling
Dappled sunlight, wildflowers, a string quartet under the linden tree.
The kind of afternoon that never quite ends. Wildflowers, gentle music, and suppliers who work beautifully outdoors.
Inside this edit you will find 24 suppliers chosen by our editors — the experiences, styling and details that belong to a garden party wedding.
The suppliers
Beautifully styled speciality coffee — espresso, iced coffee and matcha — for modern weddings.
A vintage Piaggio Ape pouring single-origin espresso and matcha lattes long into the reception.
Hand-churned Sicilian gelato served from a hand-painted Italian tricycle at golden hour.
Watercolour portraiture of your guests, sketched live over the course of the evening.
An analogue Polaroid parlour with hand-tied guestbook and a very careful eye for light.
A classically-trained string quartet with a repertoire that runs from Bach to Fleetwood Mac.
A flower-arranging station where guests build their own take-home posy from a shifting seasonal palette.
A hand-built Land Rover bar programme with a very good English cider list.
An audio guestbook: a vintage rotary phone, one attendant, and a keepsake vinyl of your guests' messages.
A rattan-fronted cart pouring slow-brew filter and cardamom lattes beneath the marquee lining.
A restored horsebox pouring Yorkshire-roasted coffee and elderflower iced lattes on the lawn.
A coastal gin bar built around Cornish botanicals and a sea-salt margarita.
Orchard-led cocktails built on cider brandy, hedgerow cordials and local perry.
A powder-blue tricycle serving small-batch gelato in six seasonal flavours.
A garden-side tower of etched coupes poured with English sparkling and elderflower.
Fine-line ink portraits drawn in six minutes flat and handed over still drying.
Warm, witty ink caricatures that flatter first and tease gently second.
A Super 8 film booth — guests record ten seconds each, edited into one grainy reel.
A 1968 VW camper converted into a photo studio, parked wherever the light is best.
Balearic and disco sets on vinyl, built for open-air receptions and long sunsets.
A buttonhole bar where guests pin their own from buckets of British-grown stems.
A painted barrow of cottage-garden flowers, wrapped in brown paper and string.
A cast-iron Adana press where guests print their own message onto cotton card.
A velvet-curtained corner for gentle, entirely un-spooky tarot readings.
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