Claire Williams and Peter Mills

They wore dresses from Marrime, in Kendal, pearl hairpieces from Monsoon and jewellery from Pilgrim.

The flower girl wore a white dress from Debenhams.
GROOMSMEN: The groom's best friend and band member Daniel Colagiovanni was the best man. The groom's brother Mark and the bride's brothers Stephen and Thomas were ushers. Stephen travelled from Australia to be part of the wedding. The couple's nephew Johan was a "mini usher".

The ushers wore brown suits from Mr Mister, with ivory waistcoats and brown ties, and the groom wore an orange tie.
FLOWERS: Flowers were supplied by Dodds of Ulverston, which provided wild flower-themed arrangements.

The younger bridesmaids wore small daisy chains in their hair.
TRANSPORT: The bride and bridesmaids arrived at church in classic white cars provided by the groom's brother and usher, Mark Mills. Guests travelled to the reception in an open-top bus.

RECEPTION: A wedding breakfast for 130 guests at the Eden Lodge, Bardsea. The grounds were decorated in wicker hearts, lanterns, fairy lights, and wild flowers.
TABLE SETTINGS: Wild flowers in jam jars, vintage cupcakes provided by Corrs Cakes and small, vintage photo frames containing messages of love.

The tables were decorated with music trivia cards, rainbow coloured favour bags containing retro sweets and the couple made a donation to Cancer Research with a pin broach for each guest.
ENTERTAINMENT: A ceilidh band played as guests arrived at the reception. After the meal Ailsa Mcintosh sang, accompanied by her Sugarfoot band mate Graeme.

DJ Trev, a friend of the groom's, entertained the evening guests, who also enjoyed ice-creams from a van and a sweet buffet. The couple and their bridal party, accompanied by younger guests, sent lanterns into the night sky.
FIRST DANCE: The Garden by Take That, followed by Love Shack joined by other guests.

HONEYMOON: A road trip round Europe with stops at Paris, Brussels, Luxemburg, Strasbourg, Zurich, Verona and Venice before returning home via London.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Nick Collinge at Love-it Studios, Barrow.
VIDEOGRAPHER: The ceremony and speeches were videoed by Haroon of Love-it Studios with additional video taken by a friend, Andrew Beattie.