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Together with their families

Wren & Tobias

are getting married, and would love you there for a slow summer weekend of meadow vows, long tables and dancing in the barn.

  • Saturday 12 June 2027
  • Fernhollow Farm
  • Reply by 1 April
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A wedding couple standing close together outdoors
Bride and groom sharing a quiet moment on their wedding day
Soft wedding ceremony details with flowers

Our story

Nine autumns, one shared garden

We met on a drizzly Saturday, both waiting for the same neglected allotment plot, and agreed to split it rather than flip a coin. The first year we grew far too many courgettes. The second, we grew a habit of long Sunday suppers.

Somewhere between the bean rows and a lot of borrowed tools, we became a family. Now we'd like to celebrate it the way we like best: outdoors, unhurried and surrounded by people we love.

We want the day to feel like one long supper with everyone who helped us grow.

11 – 13 June 2027

The weekend

Come for the wedding day, or stay for all three. Every part is relaxed, and you're welcome to drift in and out.

  1. Friday 11 June

    Welcome evening

    1. Lanterns and lemonade in the orchard
    2. Wood-fired pizza supper
    3. Fireside songs. Bring a jumper.

  2. Saturday 12 June

    The wedding

    1. Guests gather in the meadow
    2. Ceremony under the old oak
    3. Garden drinks and lawn games
    4. Long-table supper in the barn
    5. Dancing until the lights dim

  3. Sunday 13 June

    Slow farewell

    1. Coffee and warm pastries
    2. Brunch on the orchard lawn
    3. Goodbyes and leftover cake to take home
A reception table set with glassware and flowers for wedding guests

Venue & stay

Fernhollow, a farm in the woods

A family-run farm tucked into a wooded valley, with a wildflower meadow, an old timber barn and an orchard that hosts the whole weekend. Full directions come with your RSVP confirmation.

Getting there

Shuttles loop between the village and the farm gate all weekend, so nobody needs to drive after supper.

Where to stay

We've held rooms at two village inns and set aside a meadow for anyone who fancies a tent under the stars.

Access

Paths are gravel and grass, and step-free routes link the meadow, barn and orchard. Tell us in your RSVP if you'd like a lift between them.

Good to know

Questions, answered

If something isn't covered here, add a note to your RSVP and we'll get back to you.

What should I wear?

Garden smart. Think linen, florals and soft colours. The ceremony is on grass, so leave the stilettos at home and bring a layer for the evening.

Are children welcome?

Yes, little ones are very welcome all weekend. There will be a quiet corner with blankets and games during supper.

Can I bring a plus-one?

Your invitation shows how many seats we've saved for you. The RSVP form lets you confirm up to that number.

Do you have a gift list?

Your company really is the gift. If you'd like to give something, a seed, a cutting or a recipe for our garden kitchen would make us very happy.

What if it rains?

The barn doors open onto the meadow, so we can move the ceremony under cover in minutes. Nothing will be cancelled.

Can you cater for dietary needs?

Absolutely. The supper is seasonal and mostly plant-led. Tell us about any allergies or needs in your RSVP.

Kindly reply by 1 April 2027

Will you join us?

One reply per invitation is perfect. You can send another if your plans change.

Will you attend?
Which days? (choose any)

We'll email your confirmation and directions.