E + A’s Wedding With Blue Stationery At Cain Manor

Emma + Adam

A black tie wedding with beautiful details and semi-customised blue stationery at an Elizabethan Manor in Surrey

Emma and Adam had the most dreamy wedding day at Cain Manor – a beautiful Elizabethan manor house in Surrey. Their whole day is filled with so much inspiration for your wedding. From black tie elegance, modern luxury and semi-customised blue stationery – take a look at their gorgeous day, as captured by Anita Masih Photography.

Emma and Adam chose a timeless black and white colour scheme with an added pop of dusty blue for their wedding décor. This stunning colour palette echoed throughout their day, from their stunning floral arrangements by
Lily’s Flowers to the beautiful blue satin bridesmaid dresses. It really was a classic, timeless look!

The chic aesthetic continued through to their wedding stationery with the couple opting for a semi-customised welcome sign from the Nova Collection in striking blue which welcomed guests into the beautifully decorated barn for their ceremony.

Emma and Adam said their ‘I do’s’ in the beautiful historic venue with their family and friends and continued the celebrations with a wedding breakfast inside the elegantly decorated barn. Guests were guided to their seats with a beautiful blue and white seating plan sign from the Mono collection.

Magical lights draped the rustic beams and the fairy-tale-like tablescapes awaited guests as they took their seats to toast the newlyweds. Elegant white chairs and linens adorned the tables, which were finished off beautifully with blue and white table numbers, menus and place cards from the Mono Collection.

Emma and Adam finished off the wonderful day with dancing, champagne and celebrations into the night with their loved ones and it was a pleasure to be a part of their wedding day!

“Jade has been absolutely amazing throughout the whole experience! Highly recommend her.”

E + A

Like these wedding stationery ranges? The welcome sign is from the Nova collection and the rest of the stationery is from the Mono collection, see more in the links below.