Bride House
10 March, 2027, 4:00 PM
An intimate ring-exchange gathering with close family, folk songs and a dinner under fairy lights in the bride's family garden.
View DetailsTogether with their families, James Anderson and Natali Simpson invite you to share in the joy of their wedding day — a celebration of love, laughter and forever.
Learn MoreJames Anderson
Collector of vinyl records & Sunday pancakes
Natali Simpson
Painter of skies & keeper of wildflowers
It began on a rainy October afternoon in a little corner bookshop, where James reached for the very same poetry collection as Natali. One shared umbrella, two coffees and a three-hour conversation later, neither of them wanted the day to end.
Seven years on — through road trips, new cities, burnt dinners and late-night laughter — every ordinary day still feels like a small adventure. Now they are ready for the greatest one yet, and they would love you to be part of it.
The candles are ordered, the flowers are chosen and the dance floor is waiting. Join James and Natali as they count down the moments until they say “I do”.
A rainy afternoon, one shared umbrella and a poetry shelf started it all. James insists it was fate; Natali says it was simply the best-timed rainstorm of her life.
Tacos from a corner truck, a sunset from a borrowed rooftop and a playlist that neither of them will admit they still have saved. The second date was planned before the first one ended.
On the same hill where they watched their first sunset together, James knelt with his grandmother's ring. Natali said yes before he could finish the question.
Surrounded by everyone they love, James and Natali will exchange vows beneath the old oak at The White House gardens — and dance until the stars come out.
Your presence is the greatest gift. Kindly let the couple know if you can join the celebration, so a seat with your name on it is waiting.
10 March, 2027, 4:00 PM
An intimate ring-exchange gathering with close family, folk songs and a dinner under fairy lights in the bride's family garden.
View Details10 March, 2027, 4:00 PM
Vows beneath the old oak, a flower-lined aisle and a confetti farewell — the heart of the celebration at the garden estate.
View Details10 March, 2027, 4:00 PM
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