We love your little ones, but we’ve decided to make our wedding an adults-only celebration. (Teenagers can be honourary adults). We really want everyone to be able to relax and enjoy the day from start to finish - so please think of it as a well-deserved night off!

There are local cab firms in the area, but you’ll need to book them in advance. We’ve included details of reliable cab companies, plus a few travel tips, in our wedding brochure - so be sure to check that for the best options!

We’re having a Jewish ceremony - it’ll be a mix of things you’ll recognise and a few new traditions if you haven’t been to one before! There’ll be a Chuppah (a wedding canopy), a few blessings in Hebrew, and the traditional breaking of the glass, amongst other traditions. All will be explained as we go, so you’ll know what’s happening and why. It’s a joyful, meaningful ceremony that we can’t wait to share with you!

As we’re Reform, there’s no special dress code beyond what you’d usually wear to a wedding. Feel free to dress comfortably and in line with our general dress code. We’ll have spare Kippahs (head coverings) available at the ceremony - these are traditionally worn by men, but anyone is welcome to put one on!

We know the internet has many rules on which colours you should or shouldn’t wear to a wedding. Please feel free to wear whichever colours you would like and feel comfortable in, except we ask you to avoid wearing a white dress. Our colour scheme is colourful, summery and has lots of pastels so feel free to lean into this as much as you would like - think wildflowers!