military wedding in wiltshire

William Bartholomew planned and co-ordinated this military wedding in Wiltshire, with a traditional marquee reception at the bride’s family home. The celebration brought together the character of a Wiltshire village setting with elegant styling and thoughtful details reflecting the occasion.

Stone church entrance with an arched doorway framed by green bushes and flower pots of white, pink, purple, and blue flowers.
Flower arrangements line the sides of an indoor hallway with open wooden door at the end, leading outside to green trees and bright light.
Interior of a wedding chapel decorated with flowers, with wooden pews on either side of a central aisle, a small altar at the front, and stained glass windows.
Interior of a church with tall stone pillars decorated with hanging green ivy and pink flowers, wooden pews, and a high arched ceiling.
A colorful flower arrangement in a window box with green leafy plants and pink, white, and purple flowers in front of a lattice window.
A wedding ceremony is taking place inside a church, with a bride and groom exchanging vows at the altar, surrounded by guests and floral decorations.
A bride and groom, dressed in wedding attire, walking out of a church or chapel while flower soldiers hold swords above them. The bride is wearing a white wedding dress and holding a bouquet, and the groom is wearing a traditional Scottish kilt with
Assorted pastel-colored flowers, including pink roses, purple sweet peas, and white blossoms, arranged in a decorative display.
A floral arrangement in a black bowl with white roses, small white and pink flowers, purple sprigs, and blue thistle flowers on a dark surface.
A bride in a white satin gown holding a cascading bouquet of pink, white, and purple flowers outdoors.
Aerial view of a village with historic buildings, a church, and a large outdoor event tent among green trees and fields.
Large white event tent filled with people attending a gathering or celebration outdoors, surrounded by greenery and flowers.
A wedding reception under a large white tent in a garden with trees. Guests are seated at tables inside the tent, while some are standing outside. There are chairs, sofas, and potted plants arranged on the brick patio.
A garden scene with pink, white, and purple flowers in wicker baskets, with greenery and a blurred background.
A garden corner with potted pink and white flowers near a deck gate, surrounded by lush green bushes and trees.
Person dressed in traditional Scottish Highland dress playing bagpipes outdoors among greenery.
Guests gathered outdoors for a garden party or wedding reception, standing and chatting on a lawn with stairs, trees, and flowers.
Wedding seating chart with floral decorations, displayed on an easel in a garden setting.
Open-faced smoked salmon bagel with cucumber slices, fresh herbs, lemon wedge, and cream cheese on a white plate.
Assorted small appetizers including smoked salmon on rounds with cream and microgreens, and skewers of glazed chicken.
A table decorated with flowers, wine glasses, a white place card with purple florals, and a name card reading Heather for the Highlands.
A wooden bowl filled with a cherry tomato salad with small mozzarella balls, fresh basil, and black pepper, with a plate of caprese salad in the background.
Sliced cooked steak garnished with microgreens on a white platter, with bowls of mustard sauce nearby, and other dishes like salad and salmon in the background.
Meringue cookies topped with strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries arranged on a silver tray.
A cheese platter with grapes, apples, celery sticks, and various cheeses, surrounded by plates of sliced cakes and sandwiches on a wooden table.
Three-tiered white wedding cake decorated with pink and cream roses, placed on a table with colorful flowers in front.
A menu listing three cocktails: Mojito, Espresso Martini, and Margarita, with illustrations and descriptions of each drink, placed on a table with a blurred background that includes a glass of water, a beverage can, and a bucket of ice.

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