A colourful multicultural wedding in Devon…
What a joyful wedding we have to share with you today!
Bride Lupe and groom Doug chose East Soar Farm on the coast of Devon to hold their spectacular outdoor ceremony. They both wanted their wedding day to be a celebration of both their cultures; with colourful Mexican Day of the Dead inspired decor working alongside some traditional Scottish-English detailing.
From Mexican food, papel picado bunting and margaritas to bag pipes, tartan and Beatles songs; it was the perfect fusion of everything they both love.
Thanks to Emma Stoner for capturing it so beautifully….
Lupe & Doug…
How did you meet?
On a feature film set in New York that we were both working. Lupe was Doug’s boss.
How did you get engaged?
The proposal was a lovely at home affair. On a quiet morning that we were both off, Doug surprised me by wanted to make me breakfast in bed, Biscuits and Gravy (a popular Southern dish and my favorite). When he was done cooking, he asked me to join him in the living room, where he had snuck in a brand new Tiffany colored Bianchi road bike and was on one knee with a small bar of silver in a ring box. I had always told him I didn’t want a diamond, so he bought me a …
The post A vibrant Scottish + Mexican multicultural wedding held at East Soar Farm, Devon appeared first on Mr & Mrs Unique.