A Little Silver Summer Wedding
Little Silver Hotel Tenterden Kent
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The Wedding Photography of DANIEL and MELANIE KYLE
Getting ready at Little Silver Hotel in a separate suite from his bride - it's a beautiful summers day for some photography. Daniel and his groomsmen had already been into Tenterden Town for a meal and a quickener.
Bestman helps out with the finishing touches in one of the hotel bedrooms downstairs overlooking the garden. It is nice to get some detail photography during the days shoot.
This family member is really taking his duty seriously as he stands to attention ushering guests to their seats - we can see the groom and bestman and registrar in the distance awaiting the bridal party. The wedding vows take place on the steps of the gazebo at the hedged part of the hotel garden. Tenterden is a lovely town to explore with its weather boarded antique shops and restaurants and the Little Silver Hotel is just outside of Tenterden.
As a special treat we were serenaded by the Melanie's brother on his acoustic guitar, a wonderful wedding present that everyone could enjoy
The lawn at Little Silver is well kept and is surrounded by hedge-rows and established shrubs and trees adding to the greenery to make this a lovely wedding hotel venue in the Weald of Kent.
Bride giving away - always a poignant occassion
Dad in-law does look pleased
poems were recited on the lawn
it gets very sunny outside - guests witness the wedding ceremony in sun-glasses
husband and wife flanked by bestman and bridesmaids
a candid taken whilst the newlyweds waited in a shady area
the "gaze" - a wedding photography favourite
tons of confetti then off to the octagonal reception room - unique to Little Silver Hotel
Little Silver has several upper level apartments affording an overhead view of all of your guests on the lawn
the wedding breakfast and reception was held in the 120 seat octagonal room, a quirky wedding reception venue situated just outside of Tenterden in the Weald of Kent
