Eleanor and Jorge’s day began at Anteros Arts Foundation in Norwich with a ceremony that featured stunning piano compositions, personalised vows and the exchange of two sets of rings. After cutting one of their seven cakes, some group photographs in the courtyard outside and a quick walk for some lovely couple portraits, we hopped onto a vintage red double-decker bus and moved over to The Sainsbury Centre for their reception.

The gallery itself was closed to the public, with the general collection open for their guests to view and walk around, and drinks were served beside the wide windows as the sun set. The wedding breakfast took place in the beautiful Modern Life Cafe, before Eleanor’s father and Jorge read their speeches. Once the meal was complete and everybody had dried their eyes from the speeches, Eleanor and Jorge made their way to the stage. They opted to perform a song - Eleanor singing whilst Jorge played the viola - instead of having a first dance. Following their amazing performance, their friends set up the stage to finish off the night.

Eleanor and Jorge hosted one of the most unique weddings I’ve ever attended, combining their love for music and art to create a beautifully personal day. It was a gorgeous celebration of their relationship, set in locations that meant the world to them. Congratulations, Eleanor and Jorge!

Suppliers:

Bride’s dress - La Crème Brides
Venues - Anteros Arts Foundation &
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Flowers - WildFolk