A bowler-hatted London wedding with a three-hour tour

Updated Oct 12 2015
bijouxandbits

Vanessa and Osiris are originally from Venezuela, and now live and work in London. They planned a three-part event around London to show their global guests (from Venezuela to LA and beyond) some gorgeous sights in the place they love. From ceremony to a three-hour boat cruise with a cream tea, to rockin' reception, everything was lovely and delicious food was everywhere. Mister Phill photographed the day and shared some amazing photos with us.

This map was hand-illustrated and printed onto unbleached cotton bags as favors!

Vanessa's dress is from Fur Coat No Knickers

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For lots more photos, check out the blog posts over at Mister Phill's blog: part one and two.

Here are some of the vendors that made it happen:

Catherine Clark

Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.

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  6. Oh this wedding is just gorgeous and I am SO jealous I didn't think of this theme. My partner and I had our Halloween wedding two years ago and I loved it, but he and I are both die hard London fans and I really wish I had thought of doing this when we were entertaining the idea of doing a destination wedding!! This is brilliant….I love it! I also have to say my very fave picture of all the gorgeous photos is the one with the three guys in the car. That picture cracks me up so hard! The dimpled groom, the guy with his eyes closed holding the glasses and the older man holding his hat with the deadly stare….what a moment! Kudos to you guys.

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