Becky and Rajesh couldn’t contain their joy at seeing each other and nothing could stop their smiles, not even the cold, wet weather on the rather miserable December day they got married on…
These two beautiful souls met while working at the same dentist and have forged a life together and marry in front of 44 of their closest friends and family, while excitedly awaiting their new baby (3 months to go!).
Rajesh spoke so beautifully about Becky and his love for her that he had her and a number of their family (and me if I’m honest) wiping away tears. Becky’s brother sang during the ceremony. Rajesh’s daughter was his ‘best woman’. It all felt super personal and beautiful – so much laughter and tears.
Their joy was so evident that the two of them danced out of the Registry Office, not something you see that often!
After a few quick photos, they headed off to Veer Dhara where their family friend works as the chef.
They had some fabulous speeches including Rajesh’s brother and family joining in via Zoom from Australia as the tail end of the pandemic left its chaotic mark on their celebrations.
I can’t wait to hear the happy news of your new arrival Becky and Rajesh but thank you so much for having me along to celebrate with you!
Why pick the St Albans Registry Office?
If you’re having a smaller wedding or want a very relaxed celebration then the Registry Office is great choice for your ceremony. A lot of couples chose a Registry Office wedding ceremony and then head off to a local restaurant which is a great low-key option to celebrate with family and friends.
If you want to read more about the St Albans Registry Office then you can read more about this lovely Registry Office by clicking the link and reading my full write up on this as a wedding ceremony venue.
If you’re still looking for a wedding photographer for your Registry Office wedding or would like to chat about happy Hertfordshire wedding photography in general then take a look around my portfolio and then get in touch – I can’t wait to hear all about your big day!
