Michelle & Mike - 30th July 2010
The Wedding
Michelle and Mike were married at St Peter's Church, Anlaby, Hull. The church iitself was opened during 1885 after the Chapel of Ease in the parish of St Andrew's, Kirkella had to be demolished in 1883 after being deemed unsafe. . Both the bride and groomsmen arrived to church in a cream Daimler. Michelle looked beautiful in her full a-line ivory wedding dress with a lace bodice with jewel neckline delicately beaded with the skirt overlayed with tulle and a cathedral train. Michelle complimented her look with asilver diamante tiara and red rose posey. Mike wore a grey suit complimented with a silver neck tie and jacquard waistcoat. The ceremony was carried out by Rev'd Neal Barnes. The ceremony was very personal to Michelle and Mike as they are regular parishioners at this lovely church so the vicar knew the couple very well and it was a privileged to film their wedding. Arriving at the venue the couple had plenty of photos taken at the main entrance and in the gardens once the rain had eased off. As for the wedding cake, Michelle and Mike had chosen a 3 tiered cake finished off with a personalised bride and groom cake topper. Michelle and Mike also had personalised cake decorations of their two sons. The colours of the day were red with balloon displays for table decorations and the couple chose a buffet which was served in the hotel's conservatory overlooking the gardens.
Screenshots
Below you'll find some DVD screen captures from the wedding day video of Michelle & Mike produced by Midway Media. Please click on any picture to zoom in or to view the images as a slideshow. Please note that these are not professional photographs, they are just screen grabs taken from the video footage we captured. The image file sizes have also been reduced to about 40% of the original size for quicker loading and better display on this page. Midway Media do not offer wedding photography services.
The Venue
The happy couple held their reception at the Ramada Hull Hotel in Willerby, 5 miles from Hull 's city centre. The Ramada Hull was a 19th century manor house set in 12 acres of landscaped gardens for wedding photographs. It also boasts an onsite gym and can cater for onsite parking of up to 500 vehicles. The Ramada Hull is fully licensed to conduct civil weddings and offers a variety of rooms.
The Central Park Suite can accommodate up to 350 guests for a civil ceremony, 120 guests for banqueting and 260 guests for an evening reception.
The Windows on the Park Suite can accommodate up to 250 guests for a civil ceremony, 140 guests for banqueting and 180 guests for an evening reception.
The Garden Suite can accommodate up to 100 guests for a civil ceremony, 80 guests for banqueting and 120 guests for an evening reception.
The International Suite can accommodate up to 500 guests for a civil ceremony, 260 guests for banqueting and 450 guests for an evening reception.
The Park Lane Suite can accommodate up to 100 guests for a civil ceremony and 40 guests for banqueting.
The hotel will also accommodate the erection of a marquee. The Ramada Hull hosts many wedding events throughout the year, details of which can be found on their website. One thing to note, the hotel may hold more than one wedding on the same day and we experienced this when we were filming Michelle and Mike's wedding.
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