I'm so glad I did make my own because every single game and memory card had the same theme, which everyone included Lauren loved! From staying up all night the night before the wedding watching the Northern Lights while staying in a glass igloo, to arriving by reindeer sleigh down dark wooded lanes. Nonetheless, there are certain moments that will stand out in your mind, and memories you’ll continue to reflect back on even after the wedding ends.

I just remember standing across from MC as Julie read our vows and feeling the calmest I’ve ever been,” Jen reveals. My favourite wedding memory has to be my seven year old son crying and saying ‘I’m just so happy mummy’.If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. They are inevitable, they will happen, but as long as you remember WHY you are getting married in the first place then it's easy to move past any stress. I loved walking down the little streets with everyone beeping the car horns or shouting ‘congratulations’, ‘beautiful’ and clapping.

Julie is half Japanese and grew up in Japan, and Julie and Erik went to school together from sixth to 12th grade in Tokyo, so having him read his vows in Japanese was a wonderful surprise. One of the most special moments of the wedding was when Erik surprised Julie by reading his vows in Japanese after he read them in English,” the couple reminisces.We had some group photos and then the photographers suggested going for a walk around the main Covent Garden piazza.