Two Grooms: Sleek Slate Grey Wedding Styling with Personalised Napkins
Some slate grey wedding inspiration on the blog today, and we were absolutely thrilled to be part of this beautiful modern styled shoot with contemporary and sleek styling. We provided both the personalised monogram napkins to compliment the tablescape to perfection and provided the grooms with matching monogrammed handkerchiefs for this sleek slate grey wedding.

Wedding Planner and shoot coordinator Jade of Let’s Bee Together says… “I really wanted to arrange an LGBT shoot because unfortunately there is still such a big issue in the industry and I feel like I want to do anything I can do to try and help. Typically if someone is going to arrange an LGBT shoot they’d have two brides and two grooms is less common. Really the groom’s were the inspiration for the whole shoot!”
“I wanted a real couple as the models so they were natural and I was so lucky to find Marc and Curtis through a friend. They’re so in love and throughout the whole shoot they were talking about when they get married, and they aren’t even engaged yet!”
“The shoot was masculine with copper elements, lots of slate and grey colours, and rather than having flowers we opted for succulents”
The sleek slate grey wedding was set at the beautiful Wincham Hall and photographed by Matt and Kizzy Wedding Photography
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The Team –
Photography: Matt and Kizzy Wedding Photography
Venue: Wincham Hall
Event Planner: Let’s Bee Together
Event Stylist: My Pretties UK
Videography: Victoria Louise Videography
Cake Designer: Storeybook Cakes
Suit Designer: Whitfield & Ward
Rings: Molten Wedding Ring Company
Invitation Designer: Bianco Blanc
Signage: The Ivy Cottage
Napkins: The Embroidered Napkin Company
Handkerchiefs: Extra Special Touch
Hair & Makeup: Nicola Whitfield Cruelty Free Hair & Makeup Artist
Celebrant: Celebrant SJ
Hair Accessories: Charlotte Farr Bridal Accessories
Chair Rentals: Laura Lindsay Events
Ring Box: Voeu du Coeur
Handmade Goods: Refresh
Models: Marc Bennion