Frankie and Sim met at University just over a decade ago. After years of great friendship, romance steadily blossomed and last year they decided to tie the knot.

Their ceremony was held at The Botanical Gardens, by the Victorian glasshouse amongst floral filled gardens and the tree lined pavilion. They wanted to combine traditions from both sides of the family. The Chimney House celebrated Sheffield’s industrial heritage, with beautiful romantic styling of British florals and a candlelit feast. Their incredible wedding attire was a nod to Sim’s Indian heritage, bringing s richness and traditional Indian Glamour to The Chimney House.

Frankie's outfit was from Pehnava and Sim’s from Ladlee - two Indian outfitters on Belgrave Road, the Golden Mile, in Leicester. Frankie chose to have a traditional style Lehenga in blue, over the traditional red. Sim’s Sherwani suit was also a traditional style in blue and gold, to compliment Frankie's stunning dress.

“Frankie had a mehndi artist apply henna to her hands and feet a couple of days before the wedding. The darker the henna stains the deeper the love! So we were blessed.”

Photography by Tierney Photography