Dorset Rural Wedding Photos With Morgan and Andy

Morgans’ gorgeous bridesmaids arrived along with Charlie Trim. Not only is Charlie a local legend but a farmer and a damn fine florist. Bouquets of bright reds, whites, and yellows filled the air with their floral scent. We were joined by the talented Beccy from Thompson Wedding Films, who I just love working with.

As the girls finished getting ready they donned their dresses and in turn helped Morgan into her stunning wedding dress. All under the watchful eye of her mother. Now, with her wedding dress and veil on Morgan’s kilted father arrived. That was the exact moment the tears really started to flow!

Outside a family friend had parked his Bentley to take Morgan and her father the short trip down the road.

Meanwhile Murray Joined Andy as he made some final touches to the wedding reception venue. It was in a secluded valley in the rural Purbeck countryside overlooking the sea. It is the first time we have seen a groom raking leaves and heaving straw bales ion a wedding morning! Inside the marquee a stunning iced naked three tier wedding cake stood.

He joined the chaps at one of the groomsmen’s houses and they shared jokes and stories over cups of tea.

Meanwhile, in one of the next valleys along the coast, Murray and the wedding guests had arrived for the reception. Several large marquees wrapped around a field with a coastal view to die for. Straw bales provided windbreaks. The perfect location for Dorset rural wedding photos.

Drinks flowed and a band entertained the guests. Morgan and Andy arrived to a standing ovation and before we knew it they were mingling and dancing with the happy guests.

Morgan and Andy entered to yet another standing ovation with the jovial guests twirling their napkins around their heads.

Next came the wedding speeches. Morgan’s father kicked off with childhood stories. He was unable to keep from crying gave the happy couple his marriage wisdom and love.

Then Andy took the stage. He read his speech to many laughs from the crowd. The finale was the two best men who had everyone in tears of joy and fits of laughter. A couple of embarrassing props included Andy’s “little black book” filled with dust and a rude calendar.

The couple’s friend Gordan Sutherland (from Eat In Style Catering) served a mouth-watering wedding meal for all.

As the wine flowed the amazing food was digested. The bar opened the guests cranked up their energy levels. Next to the bar Morgan and Andy cut their wedding cake.

As dusk fell the groomsmen lit the ‘Swedish logs’. A couple of large wooden posts that had been soaking in diesel all day, marked the entrance to the site.

In the other marquee DT8, the 12-piece band had set up next to the dancefloor. The guests lined up around. Under multicoloured lights, the newlyweds took to the dancefloor for their first dance. Next, the dancefloor filled with wildly dancing guests- they were having the time of their lives.

Evening guests had arrived and those not yet brave enough to join the dancefloor merrily chatted in the bar area.

For a break from the serious dancing, the groomsmen had organised a fireworks display from further down the field. Andy what a display it was. Andy and Morgan huddled together, surrounded by their guests watched an ariel display to die for in the night sky. The perfect finale to their Dorset rural wedding photos.

Morgan and Andy’s wedding beautifully showcases the charm of rural Dorset. Highlighting the region’s natural beauty and their loving connection to it. Their day was a perfect blend of heartfelt moments, stunning visuals, and joyful celebrations. Making it an unforgettable experience for everyone involved. For couples seeking inspiration for their own wedding photography, Morgan and Andy’s story is a true testament to the magic that can unfold in a rural setting.