Real Detailed-Filled Farm Wedding: Nicky & Roger

Prepare yourselves, my friends, for a truly fabulous inspiration-fest of a wedding. Set in South Africa, it seems our friends south of the equator are rocking some serious wedding details. Roger and Nicky tied the knot on a working Sugar-cane Farm in Empangeni. The farm has been in Nicky's family for over a hundred years and I'm seriously loving how she incorporated a nostalgic-vintage theme into her big day. I've fallen for the outdoor dining, the hand-painted wedding signs, the baby's breath, the hanging jars, the vintage measuring tape tied round some of the vases and the crocheted tables cloths - whew! Every wedding detail is gorgeous - you'll be wanting to save ALL of these pictures in your wedding blog inspiration file! Huge thanks to the team at We Love Pictures (Too).

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Real South African Vineyard Wedding: Pieter & Marlize

Autumn weddings are always up there with my favourites. There's something about the golden light, and the changing leaves, that makes them effortlessly romantic. Pieter and Marlize chose to celebrate their big day on the beautiful Dornier Wine Estate in Stellenbosch in South Africa, known for its incredible wines and exquisite scenary. I've fallen for Marlize's elegant simple style, her bridesmaids' parasols and simple grey gowns, plus the cute succulent favours {super easy to DIY}. Don't miss the exotic protea flowers, they're the national flower in South Africa, but you can buy them in Britain too. They make for a dramatic look, and you only need a few, so they can work out cheaper than you think. Congratulations to Gareth and Kate from welovepictures (too) for their truly stunning photographs.

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