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5 Non-Negotiables for your Wedding Day

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Meg, Maggie and Louisa (out on the BBQ patio at Coton House Farm, complete with birdsong and Rob strimming in the background) to talk through five wedding “non-negotiables” couples should prioritise when planning and budgeting. From food and drinks to capturing the day, entertainment and décor, they share real examples they’ve seen at weddings, plus practical ideas for making each element feel personal without overcomplicating your plans.

Key Takeaways

1) Food is a must, and it doesn’t have to mean a formal 3-course meal.

They all agree that food is one of the biggest “people will remember this” parts of your day. While a traditional starter/main/dessert is still popular, they chat about more relaxed options like grazing tables, sharing starters, and alternatives that keep guests moving and chatting rather than sitting for hours.

2) Drinks matter, think about flow, flexibility and what your guests actually like.

They recommend making sure guests are looked after from arrival through to the key moments. They discuss venue drink packages (and bespoke options), plus thoughtful extras like drinks in the prep suites, kid-friendly options, and personal touches (like a couple adding Guinness because it was “their” drink).

3) Capturing the day is a non-negotiable, and it can go beyond a photographer.

They talk about photography as essential, but also mention ways to capture the evening once the photographer has left: disposable cameras, Polaroid guest books, QR-code upload apps for guest pics, videographers, drones, and even a relative filming on a classic camcorder.

4) Entertainment isn’t just music; it’s anything that keeps energy up.

They cover DJs and bands (and how couples love being able to personalise playlists), but also point out low-cost fun: garden games, board games on tables, ring toss, mini golf, even silly interactive challenges that get guests mingling.

5) Décor brings your vision to life, but at Coton House Farm, “less is more” can still look stunning.

They explain the venue is already beautifully styled (fairy lights, chandeliers, cosy spaces), so couples can go minimal and still get a wow factor, but they’ve also seen all-out themes: pumpkins everywhere, full-size trees in the room, bubble houses, ceiling installations, and seasonal styling (including Christmas trees and even a sleigh!).

Best Moments

“It’s those bits that people will go away and talk about.”

“No one’s judging. You can have as many slices as you want.”

“Everyone will remember the food.”

“Just because it’s winter, you’re not restricted to just having to stay inside.”

About Coton House Farm

Set in the stunning Staffordshire countryside, Coton House Farm is an exclusive, luxury wedding barn venue designed for couples seeking a magical and unforgettable celebration. With beautifully restored barns, scenic outdoor spaces, and flexible layouts, it offers a seamless experience from morning preparations in The Stables to a breathtaking ceremony and lively reception. Whether you choose an elegant indoor setting or a picturesque outdoor backdrop, Coton House Farm provides the perfect setting for your dream wedding, filled with romance and charm.

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Married at Coton House Farm: Alex & Andy’s Wedding Story

Thu, 26 Feb 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Louisa (wedding coordinator) and Alex, one of Coton House Farm’s 2025 brides, who returns to share what her wedding day was really like. Alex talks through her August 2025 Monday wedding (yes, there was a little rain!), her bright-colour floral theme, how she built her guest list, and the suppliers and entertainment that made the day unforgettable, including live music and a magician. They also play Spend, Save, Skip, covering what Alex splashed out on, where she cut costs, and what she happily did without.

Key Takeaways

Alex arrived to some wet weather, but it quickly turned glorious, and she says the day was “perfect” from start to finish. The team also share how having a strong wet-weather plan (like moving confetti indoors) keeps everything flowing without panic.

Alex had around 74 day guests and roughly 120 evening guests. Her approach was about comfort; she didn’t want to walk down the aisle in front of people she barely knew, so the day was immediate family, close friends and key people, with the bigger party in the evening.

After visiting 7–8 venues, Alex walked down the path at Coton House Farm and instantly felt it was right. She loved the mix of indoor/outdoor options, the overnight accommodation (so no midnight taxis), and the ceremony barn, which reminded her of a little chapel. She also loved seeing the venue evolve during the two-year lead-up, which kept excitement high.

Alex deliberately chose several suppliers she’d discovered through the venue’s socials and open days, because people who already work there understand the light, the layout and what works. She still brought in a florist she’d used for years as her non-negotiable, because they knew her style.

Planning advice: book your registrar early, and breathe. Alex says the last couple of months can feel stressful as final payments land, but it’s all part of the process, try to enjoy it. Her practical must-do: once your venue is booked, book the registrar straight away because dates go quickly.

Best Moments

“It was a dream wedding day… from start to finish.”

“As soon as I started to walk down the path, I was like… oh, this is a bit of me.”

“You have to let it go… there’s nothing you can do about the weather.”

“He just fluttered round people… you didn’t even know he was there — then everyone’s laughing going ‘what?!’” (on the magician)

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Bridezillas, Family Politics & Wedding Day Curveballs

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined once again by the coordination team at Coton House Farm to tackle a controversial but unavoidable wedding topic: bridezillas. Recorded in the Rolo preparation suite, the team explores whether bridezillas really exist, and why the label is often misplaced.

Through real-life stories and behind-the-scenes insight, the conversation reveals that most wedding-day challenges stem from family dynamics, supplier influence and last-minute changes rather than the couple themselves. With honesty, humour and practical advice, this episode reassures couples that stress is normal, and that trusting your venue team and sticking to your vision can make all the difference.

Key Takeaways

It’s rarely the bride.

Despite the term “bridezilla”, most difficult situations stem from family members, guests or suppliers rather than the couple themselves.

Family involvement can complicate planning.

Parents often have strong opinions - especially when they are contributing financially - which can sometimes conflict with the couple’s vision.

Too many voices can cause confusion.

Bringing large groups to venue viewings or appointing multiple decision-makers can lead to missed information and mixed expectations.

Last-minute changes have a domino effect.

Switching ceremony locations, layouts or timings on the day impacts staffing, catering, suppliers and coordination - even when intentions are good.

Suppliers can unintentionally add pressure.

Well-meaning suppliers may influence couples without fully understanding venue logistics, health and safety or time constraints.

Trust your coordinator.

Venue teams know the space, the timings and the contingency plans. Listening to their advice can prevent unnecessary stress and chaos.

Keep calm and breathe.

From walk-in fridges to quiet moments in the shed, the team shares their toolkit for staying grounded when things go off-plan.

Key Moments

“People are very quick to say ‘bridezilla’, but actually it’s rarely the bride.”

“If you’re paying for something, you feel entitled to an opinion - and that’s where it gets tricky.”

“We raise the red flag early so we can put things in place before the day.”

“Please don’t leave your décor for us to set up - if you don’t like it, that’s a risk we can’t take.”

“Stick to your guns and don’t let other people’s opinions derail your day.”

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Big questions to ask your wedding venue

Thu, 29 Jan 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Maggie, Meg and Louisa in Coton House Farm’s indoor ceremony barn to talk through the big questions every couple should ask their venue, the ones that help you avoid hidden costs, planning headaches and last-minute surprises. From capacity and availability to what’s included in the hire price, wet-weather plans, catering options, access times, guest logistics and styling rules, they share the questions they’re asked most (and the ones couples often forget).

Key Takeaways

Before you fall in love with a space, check that it can hold your numbers and whether your preferred date (or similar alternatives) are actually available. They also flag that prices can vary hugely by season and day of the week.

The team stress how important transparency is: some venues add surprise charges for things like staffing, lighting, heating, cake cutting, table linen, napkins, cutlery and glassware. Knowing what’s included upfront makes budgeting far easier and avoids awkward “by the way…” moments later.

Their advice is simple: in the UK you can’t guarantee the weather, so make sure your wet-weather option feels just as special. They also talk about covered walkways/canopies helping guests move around without getting drenched, and that some couples choose indoors even in summer for certainty.

Find out what food styles are available (formal wedding breakfast vs grazing/buffet vs relaxed evening food), whether the caterers can handle allergies/veggie/vegan properly, and when payments are due, because venue and catering schedules don’t always line up, and that can hit your cash flow.

Ask what time you can arrive, what time suppliers can access the venue, any noise/licensing cut-offs, and the venue’s rules on bringing your own alcohol (some don’t allow it at all; others charge corkage).

Couples should ask about decorating rules (especially candles, often LED-only), whether you can dress the venue yourself, use an in-house venue dresser, or bring external stylists. They’re all for personal touches — as long as it’s safe and workable.

One you might forget: exclusivity and other people on-site. They mention checking whether you have exclusive use, whether there are show rounds earlier in the day, and when the venue becomes fully “yours”.

Best Moments

“Wedding planning can be a bit of a minefield… It’s sometimes the first time they’ve done this before.”

“You don’t go to a bar and buy a drink and pay extra for the straw, the ice and the glass.”

“It’s so important that you love both options [outdoor and indoor], because if it rains, you’ll end up inside.”

“If the venue’s ticked 9 out of 10 boxes, you know you’re on to a winner.”

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Mastering your wedding seating plan

Thu, 15 Jan 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by the coordination team at Coton House Farm once again, as they gather in the main oak barn to discuss one of the trickiest parts of wedding planning: the seating plan. Exploring the importance of seating arrangements, creative table naming, and practical advice for managing guest needs.

The team covers how seating plans act as an “organised bible” for the wedding, ensuring every guest is considered - from allergies and children to wheelchair users and high chairs.

Whether you’re planning a formal meal or a relaxed grazing table, this episode offers guidance to help couples organise their big day with confidence.

Key Takeaways

Guest Management: Collect RSVPs, dietary needs, and preferences early. Highlight under-18s and non-drinkers for appropriate service.

Venue Layout: The barn accommodates round tables, straight tables, T-shapes, and sweetheart tables. Top tables can be traditional or personalised.

Family Dynamics: Prioritise the couple’s comfort when arranging seating for blended families or divorced parents.

Mixing Guests: Mixing guests encourages mingling, but seating friends and family together is also common. Consider language barriers and prior opportunities for guests to meet.

Table Plan Displays: Popular options include A1 signs, Polaroids, themed bookshelves, vinyl records, and mirrors with pegs.

Finalising Plans: Share seating plans with the venue and caterers as early as possible and communicate any changes promptly.

Key Moments

“You can still manage allergies and things like that, even with an open seating plan.”

“Start small because it can be very overwhelming when you’ve got 80 guests.”

“Don’t put too much pressure on yourself to get it perfect.”

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Engaged over Christmas? Now the wedding planning starts!!

Thu, 01 Jan 2026 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Meg, Maggie and Louisa to talk directly to couples who got engaged over Christmas and are now thinking: “Right… what do we do next?” They share practical first steps (date, budget, guest numbers and wedding vibe), advice on shortlisting venues without overwhelming yourself, and how to start booking key suppliers in the right order. It’s a reassuring, funny, no-pressure chat designed to help newly-engaged couples feel excited, not stressed, as they start planning.

Key Takeaways

Before you book anything, decide what matters most and how it all links together. Your time of year impacts style (summer/outdoor vs winter/indoor), budget and availability, and guest numbers can quickly change costs.

The team recommend doing your homework before you start touring. If you already know you want a barn venue (or a specific style), narrow it down online and then view a short list; otherwise, it can become confusing, overwhelming and hard to compare packages.

Work out roles early: who’s the spreadsheet person and who’s the mood-board person? Planning is easier (and more fun) when you decide who’s handling what. Some couples share every task; others split jobs. Either way, having clarity prevents stress later, especially when it comes to logistics like timings and setup.

Book in a sensible order and track payment dates. Venue usually comes first, followed by booking your ceremony (registrar or celebrant). After that, priorities vary (dress, photographer, catering, etc.), but the big watch-out is payment schedules: deposits, interim payments and final balances are all different by supplier, so keep a spreadsheet/diary to avoid surprise costs landing at once.

Ask smart questions on venue tours. They suggest key tour questions like:

If you want an outdoor ceremony, what’s the wet-weather plan and is the indoor option just as nice?
What’s included vs not included (so your budget is accurate)?
Are there minimum/maximum guest numbers, and what are the timings?

Best Moments

“The first thing you should do is pop the Prosecco and celebrate.”

“If you go to loads of venues… it can be really overwhelming.”

“People remember the food… and the drink.”

“You have to make sure you like both, outdoor and indoor, because you can’t guarantee the weather. It’s Britain.”

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Christmas wedding planning ideas

Thu, 18 Dec 2025 06:00:00 GMT

In this Christmas special of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Meg, Maggie and Louisa in the Main Oak Barn, chatting all things winter and December weddings at Coton House Farm. Warmed by the log burner (and plenty of festive energy), they explore what makes winter weddings feel so intimate and cosy, how the venue works brilliantly in colder months (covered outdoor areas, patio heaters and twinkly lights), and the fun seasonal touches couples can add, from LED candles and deep colour palettes to Santa appearances, sleighs and hot chocolate favours.

Key Takeaways

The team agree winter has a different kind of magic: darker evenings, warm lighting, log burners, and that natural urge to be surrounded by friends and family. It’s a relaxed, snuggly atmosphere compared to the bright, outdoorsy feel of summer.

Even in colder weather, guests can still enjoy the outdoor areas because they’re covered and heated (patio heaters plus undercover walkways between spaces). The Main Oak Barn’s lounge area and fires add to the comfort, and blankets can be used outside for extra warmth.

December weddings don’t have to be overtly Christmassy. Couples often lean into cosy styling (LED candles, warm lighting, deep winter tones), but many still use non-seasonal palettes like sage green, lilac and bright florals. There are no rules.

Ideas mentioned include holly in florals, gold accents, velvet and sparkly outfits, Santa hats for the photo booth, cloaks/shawls for bridesmaids, crackers on tables, mistletoe moments, bauble name cards, and cute favours like hot chocolate packs or candy canes. (And yes, they’ve got couples bringing a sleigh and even Santa!)

Best Moments

“December is a lovely time to get married… winter feels a lot cosier.”

“Christmas is a feeling… it doesn’t have to be super duper festive for it to be really lovely and cosy.”

“Just because it’s winter, you’re not restricted to just having to stay inside.”

“Do December weddings have to be Christmassy?… Definitely no.”

“Bring a coat… it is crisp at that time of year, but that’s what makes it so lovely.”

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Standout Weddings of 2025 & Trends for 2026

Thu, 04 Dec 2025 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia sits down with coordinators Maggie, Meg and Louisa to look back at the standout weddings of 2025 at Coton House Farm and predict what couples will be loving in 2026. From wildflower-filled barns and glitter ball “disco weddings” to dog-themed table plans and pumpkin-centrepiece autumn days, they share the details that really stuck with them and how social media is shaping what couples choose.

Key Takeaways

Standout weddings this year leaned heavily into colour and fun: wildflower-filled spring barns, bright florals, fresh floral cakes, pearls, bows on dresses and even chair backs, plus “year of the disco” glitter ball styling from tiny table confetti to a giant mirror ball centrepiece.

Couples increasingly built their whole look around a theme, especially pets. One memorable dog-themed wedding used the couple’s dog and its toys for table names and photos, with dog biscuits and even messages “from” pets who couldn’t be there.

2026 predictions: retro glam, monochrome and outfit changes. The team are expecting more retro-inspired black-and-white, black-tie party vibes, sleek hair, and a big comeback for ponytails. Brides changing into a second “after party” outfit, or transforming their look by removing part of the dress, switching into a jumpsuit or even cutting their hair into a bob mid-day, is set to grow. There’s also excitement around new colour stories like berry tones, soft moss greens and bold monochromes, alongside retro-style cakes with thick icing and bright cherries.

Standout moments of 2025 at Coton House Farm. The team’s favourites include: a fully pumpkin-themed wedding with mini pumpkins and a pumpkin cake; a couple arriving by helicopter, landing in the field for a dramatic entrance; a full glitter ball “disco wedding”; and a dog dressed in an enormous silver glitter bow that matched the décor.

Best Moments

“It’s the year of the disco, the glitter ball weddings have just been incredible.”

“People love audio guest books… imagine listening back to your nan’s little voice note years later.”

“I just love a pumpkin; they keep coming back, but every year, couples use them in a new way.”

“Someone hired a helicopter and landed in the field… it was such a grand entrance and so different.”

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Inside the Coton House Farm Twilight Wedding Package

Thu, 20 Nov 2025 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield and coordinator Maggie break down Coton House Farm’s Twilight Wedding Package, a shorter, more relaxed, “non-traditional” wedding day built around a later ceremony and an all-out evening party. They explain who a twilight wedding is perfect for, how the timings, plus what’s included as standard.

Key Takeaways

A Twilight Package is a half-day style wedding with a later ceremony (4pm or after) and a strong focus on relaxed, party vibes. You still get married, have a drinks reception and food, but everything is condensed into a more dynamic evening that moves quickly into dancing.

It's ideal if you don’t fancy a full formal sit-down day, dislike being the centre of attention, or simply want “marry, eat, dance” without all the extra structure. It’s also great for couples who love ambience – fairy lights, log burners, twilight skies and a cosy atmosphere.

Your first 50 drinks for the drinks reception are included – choose from Prosecco, Sangria, Pimm’s or beer (you can mix and match), with non-alcoholic options available. Extra drinks for additional guests are charged at standard bar prices. You can also add a toast drink if you’d like a formal or informal “cheers” moment.

The Twilight Package includes hot street-food style catering for up to 50 guests: hot dogs, nachos with lots of toppings, and pizzas. They recommend catering for 100% of your guests – everyone will be hungry at that time of night, especially evening guests arriving for the party.

Best Moments

“Twilight is your non-traditional day – you still get married, you still eat, you still party, but it’s all in a more relaxed, dynamic evening.”

“Access from 12 o’clock to the ceremony areas, outdoor spaces, main barn and both preparation suites means you can have a lazy morning and still enjoy getting ready on site.”

“On a Twilight package, a simple evening layout with the dancefloor already down means you can dive straight into the party without staff moving tables around you.”

“We’d say aim to cut your cake at half seven at the very latest so we can get it sliced, served and enjoyed before everyone disappears to the dancefloor.”

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Inside the Coton House Farm Luxury Package

Thu, 06 Nov 2025 06:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield and coordinator Maggie walk through Coton House Farm’s Luxury Package. From a relaxed 9am start in the preparation suites to ceremony choices (outdoor pergola or a cosy 17th-century dairy barn), included décor (fairy lights, LOVE letters, greenery), a built-in drinks package for up to 50 guests, on-site accommodation with breakfast, and a sample timeline that keeps the day flowing seamlessly.

Key Takeaways

Choose the outdoor pergola (weather-dependent, jasmine arches, countryside backdrop) or the indoor dairy barn (exposed brick, beams, stained glass, log burner). Church ceremonies are also supported.

Live musicians (guitar, strings, harp, singers) are welcome, or use the venue’s Bluetooth speaker with your own playlist.

During the drinks reception, guests get two drinks (choose from Prosecco, beer, Sangria or Pimm’s), then ½ bottle of wine or two bottled beers per person for the meal, plus a Prosecco toast. Swap for non-alcoholic/children’s packages or add more if your numbers exceed 50.

Pick Jenkinson’s (three-course options, fun host roast, tastings at the venue) or Doves Delights (relaxed grazing tables, pies, surf & turf; taster boxes). Food is contracted directly with the caterers; optional add-ons include ice-cream carts and venue treats (crisp boxes, donut towers, tubs).

Four ensuite rooms, Alfie, Scallywag, Dinky, Chester with pull-out sofas for children (sleep up to 16), tea/coffee access, and a cooked breakfast in Misty the next morning. Typical check-in 2pm, checkout 10am.

Your wedding coordinator is assigned 6–8 months out, with a six-month and final meeting, and open access to advice anytime.

Key Moments

“Access from 9 o’clock to the preparation suites, ceremony areas and main barn sets a calm start to the day.”

“Jenkinson’s offer a classic three-course with a fun host roast; Doves Delights shine with relaxed, abundant grazing.”

“Aim for 8–10 per table so it looks full and feels comfortable, don’t overfill the top table either.”

“Cake cut around half seven keeps service in step with evening food.”

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What to Do (and When): Building a Wedding Day Timeline

Thu, 23 Oct 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia is joined by Meg and Maggie in the Oak Barn at Coton House Farm to demystify wedding timelines. From the first steps after getting engaged to the final 8-week countdown. They cover budgets, ceremony times, supplier logistics, seating plans, drinks orders, and those end-of-night details that keep everything smooth.

Key Takeaways

Start with budget, then guest numbers: your spend and headcount shape venue choice, dates, and everything that follows.

Set the ceremony time early and build around venue access, food duration, and entertainment slots. Food takes longer than many expect; plan supplier windows accordingly.

Flow matters: go straight from cake cut into first dance to keep guests gathered and the party moving.

Eight-week checklist: confirm supplier arrivals/contacts, lock table plan updates and dietaries, align the photo shot-list with real timings, pre-book taxis, don’t forget the rings.

Popular dates go fast (especially summer weekends); book venue and recommended suppliers early if you have your heart set on them.

Key Moments

“You haven’t necessarily got to decide on the food straight away, but decide which direction you’re going with catering.”

“Drinks orders, people don’t think about how detailed that can be…how many bottles, what types of wine, how to split it.”

“We need a ‘boring’ table plan for the team, dietaries, non-drinkers, children, high chairs—and real names, not ‘Mum’ or ‘Nana’.”

“Final 6–8 weeks: confirm suppliers, pass contacts to your coordinator, update any guest changes and dietaries, align photo shot-lists with timings.”

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Capturing Timeless Wedding Moments with Ever Thine

Thu, 09 Oct 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Carl from Ever Thine Film & Photography, an award-winning husband-and-wife team with over 12 years of experience in wedding photography and videography. Carl shares their journey into the wedding industry, their candid and documentary-style approach, and the importance of capturing the most meaningful moments. If you’re looking for expert insight into wedding photography and videography, this episode is a must-listen!

Key Takeaways

Ever Thine was founded after Carl and his wife experienced disappointing wedding videography at their own wedding, inspiring them to create something better.

Their approach blends traditional posed photography with natural, documentary-style shots to capture genuine emotions.

Couples now opt for fewer, more meaningful group shots to enjoy more of their wedding day.

Carl explains why overcast days can be perfect for photos and how golden hour creates stunning, romantic images.

Key moments like the grandparent shot, confetti toss, first kiss, and candid reactions during speeches are absolute essentials.

Best Moments

“We love capturing those little treasured moments that happen naturally throughout the day.”

“Your photographer is with you all day, make sure you actually like them!”

“Golden hour light transforms wedding photos, it's one of our favourite times to shoot.”

About Ever Thine Film & Photography

Ever Thine Film & Photography is a multi-award-winning husband-and-wife team specialising in wedding photography and videography. Based in Staffordshire and covering the UK, Carl and Dawn bring a creative and heartfelt approach to capturing love stories. With over a decade of experience, they focus on natural, intimate moments that make each wedding unique. Their passion for storytelling, combined with their warm and friendly approach, ensures couples receive beautifully crafted memories to cherish for a lifetime. Find out more: https://www.weddingfilmphotography.com/

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Your Day, Your Way (Designing a Wedding That Feels Like You)

Thu, 25 Sep 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by Coton House Farm’s coordination team, Louisa, Meg and Maggie, to explore how couples can personalise their wedding without feeling tied to tradition. From playful themes (Jurassic Park, Disney, car marques and even Land Rover paint colours) to rethinking seating, speeches and the evening flow, the team share practical ways to make the day unmistakably you.

Key Takeaways

Personalisation > tradition: Couples are leaning into unique touches, themed table names, photo “memory lane” walkways, and letting different voices give speeches, to reflect their story.

Pups & personality: Dogs are making appearances everywhere, ring bearers, napkins, table numbers and cake décor, adding charm and laughter.

Flexible formats work: Coton’s relaxed Twilight Package (street-food vibes, chilled timings) shows you can skip formalities and still have a seamless, joy-filled day.

Rethink seating & layout: Consider a round “top table”, long trestles with the couple in the middle, or even an alphabetical seating chart listing guests with their table numbers.

Mindset matters: Don’t let social media pressure you into “more”. A smooth timeline, chosen traditions, and happy guests are what people remember most.

Key Moments

“People are really bringing their spin on things… moving away a little bit from traditions.”

“You don’t necessarily have to [do the top table] that way… do your own thing.”

“Our Twilight Package is very relaxed… more in touch with a lot of people’s visions now.”

“Don’t put too much pressure on yourself… you’re different anyway because no two weddings are the same.”

About Coton House Farm

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Wedding catering: A Taste of Doves Delights

Thu, 11 Sep 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield speaks with Julie from Doves Delights, a catering business offering unique grazing tables, cheese carts, and ice cream carts for weddings and events. Julie shares the journey behind her business, the inspiration for her menus, and the importance of sourcing high-quality, local ingredients. If you're looking for something different to wow your wedding guests, this episode is packed with delicious ideas and expert advice.

Key Takeaways

From Cheese to Grazing Tables - Doves Delights started with a cheese cart and quickly expanded into ice cream carts and grazing tables, offering couples something beautifully unique.

Locally Sourced, High-Quality Ingredients - Julie and her team work with local farmers, butchers, and bakers, ensuring fresh, seasonal produce that supports small businesses.

Customisable Menus - From Mediterranean-inspired platters to traditional British grazing tables, couples can tailor their menu to suit their tastes and wedding theme.

Dietary Considerations - Doves Delights can cater to various dietary needs, ensuring every guest has a delicious and safe dining experience.

Best Moments

“Our dream was to provide something deliciously different for weddings, something that makes guests go ‘wow!’”

“We support local businesses, from butchers to cheese makers—our food is fresh, seasonal, and full of flavour.”

“People love the rustic charm of our grazing tables; they bring guests together in a way that formal dining doesn’t.”

About Doves Delights

Julie is the founder of Doves Delights, a catering business specialising in relaxed, indulgent dining experiences for weddings and events. Passionate about food, creativity, and especially cheese, she offers beautifully curated grazing tables, cheese carts, afternoon teas, and sweet treats. Julie takes pride in supporting local farmers, butchers, and bakers, ensuring the highest quality ingredients. Whether it’s a wedding celebration or a cosy gathering, Doves Delights creates memorable foodie experiences that bring people together. Find out more: https://www.dovesdelights.co.uk/

About Coton House Farm

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The Planners’ Bible: Your Ultimate Wedding Companion

Thu, 28 Aug 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by the coordination team from Coton House Farm to take listeners on a guided tour through their beloved wedding planning tool, fondly dubbed “The Wedding Bible.” Designed for couples getting married at the venue, this planner ensures every detail is thought through, from ceremony times to breakfast choices.

The team looks at how the planner helps simplify the planning process and removes stress, while sharing practical tips, and even a passionate debate about mushrooms for breakfast!

Whether you're a checklist lover or someone who needs a bit more hand-holding, this episode shows how the planner becomes an essential part of the journey to saying “I do.”

Key Takeaways

The Wedding Planner Bible: A comprehensive booklet sent to all couples marrying at Coton House Farm – acting as a central guide to organise everything from supplier contacts to drinks orders.

Itinerary Must-Haves: The planner includes a full day itinerary section, covering arrival times, ceremony music, and supplier timings, ensuring nothing gets missed.

Food Planning: Couples can break down their canapés, mains, and evening food (think fajitas or pizzas!), with a dedicated section for dietary needs and service timing.

Accommodation & Breakfast: Couples assign who stays in each of the charming horse-named rooms and can note personalised breakfast choices – from full English to beans on toast (but maybe hold the mushrooms for Louisa!).

Key Moments

“Every tick is closer to ‘I do.’”

“We do get jealous of your evening food – massively!”

“Bring your planner to every visit – it really is our wedding Bible.”

About Coton House Farm

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Transforming Your Wedding with Live Music and Personal Touches

Thu, 14 Aug 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield chats with wedding singer Libby May about how live music can add a personal and unforgettable touch to your big day. Libby shares her journey from HR to becoming a sought-after wedding performer, her love for acoustic music, and how she works with couples to create the perfect soundtrack for their ceremony, reception, and first dance. If you're looking for musical inspiration, this episode is a must-listen!

Key Takeaways

Popular Wedding Songs: Timeless classics like Can’t Help Falling in Love remain favourites, while modern hits such as Pink Pony Club bring a fresh twist to weddings.

Personalised Music Choices: Couples can request custom song arrangements, ensuring their wedding music holds personal meaning.

Building Relationships with Couples: Libby keeps in touch with clients throughout their wedding planning journey, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience on the big day.

Key Moments

"My style is fully acoustic, but that doesn’t mean slow, I create upbeat, live-lounge-style versions of songs for receptions and parties."

"I love when couples choose a song that means something personal to them, it makes the moment even more special."

"Keeping in touch with my couples helps create a relaxed, friendly atmosphere on the day, it’s all about building connections."

About the Guest

Winning Best Newcomer at The Wedding Industry Awards in here first year as a wedding singer, Libby is now a full-time performer and brings heartfelt, acoustic magic to every couple’s special day.

Connect with Libby May

Website: https://www.libbyweddingsinger.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/libbyweddingsinger/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@libbyweddings_

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcBiIDyuxvE6aQowsjY61nQ

About Coton House Farm

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The Wedding Season So Far

Thu, 31 Jul 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this lively episode of Yes to I Do, Lydia Wakefield is joined by fellow wedding planners Meg, Maggie, and Louisa from Coton House Farm for a mid-season catch-up. They gather around the bar to share the highs, the hilarity, and the mishaps from a packed calendar of weddings so far. From standout personal touches to the less glamorous reality of broken dishwashers and bird poop, the team gives you a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life as a wedding coordinator in peak season.

Key Takeaways

Heartfelt Highlights: From a golden retriever delivering rings to a bride wielding a whistle to rally guests for cake, the team reflects on memorable moments that brought humour, warmth and a few happy tears.

Personal Touches: Unique wedding ideas are in full force this season, from personalised newspapers and glitter ball decor to quizzes, puzzles and mini trophies for the best “know the couple” table.

Trends on the Rise: Dogs at weddings, bows on dresses, colourful flower arrangements, and pearls on veils are all proving popular this year. TikToks and fun bar games like "balance the coin on the lemon" are also on trend.

Planning Advice: The team encourages couples to stick to their own vision, trust their instincts, and not worry if things don’t go exactly to plan. It’s all about making the day truly yours.

Best Moments

“I got snogged by a golden retriever and loved every second.”

“She had a whistle… she blew it and shouted ‘CAKE!’ Honestly, iconic.”

“The weather forecast said sun… five minutes later, I’m handing out 14 umbrellas in a panic.”

“A dog in glitter? Yes please.”

About Coton House Farm

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotonhousefarm/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cotonhousefarmweddingvenue/

Pinterest: https://uk.pinterest.com/cotonhousefarm/

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The Story Behind Coton House Farm

Thu, 17 Jul 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield sits down with Darren Martin, Director of Coton House Farm, to explore the history and transformation of this stunning wedding venue. From its beginnings as a working farm to becoming a sought-after barn wedding venue, Darren shares fascinating insights into its heritage, sustainable development, and how the team continues to evolve to meet the needs of modern couples.

Whether you're searching for the perfect venue or simply love wedding inspiration, this episode is a must-listen!

Key Takeaways

Historic Roots with a Modern Twist - Originally a working farm and equine centre, Coton House Farm has been carefully restored to offer a luxury wedding experience while maintaining its rich heritage.

Sustainability at Its Core - The venue prides itself on eco-friendly initiatives, including renewable energy, sustainable materials, and a commitment to preserving the surrounding countryside.

Designed for Celebration - From open-plan layouts to versatile outdoor spaces, every element has been designed to keep guests together, ensuring a vibrant and social atmosphere throughout the wedding.

Flexibility for Couples - Coton House Farm is not a "one-size-fits-all" venue, couples have the freedom to shape their day, with a supportive team guiding them every step of the way.

A Team That Cares - The staff take genuine pride in ensuring each wedding is unique, with a focus on honesty, transparency, and delivering an unforgettable experience.

Best Moments

“We didn’t have the money to build this venue all at once, so we grew it organically, always listening to what couples actually want.”

“A wedding should feel like a true celebration, our open-plan design ensures guests are always connected, whether they’re on the dance floor, at the bar, or enjoying the terrace.”

“Every detail, from oak skirting boards to hedgehog runs, has been thought through with sustainability and quality in mind.”

“The best weddings? Feed and water your guests well, and they’ll have the best time.”

About Coton House Farm

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cotonhousefarmweddingvenue/

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Your Wedding Planning Questions Answered

Thu, 03 Jul 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield is joined by the wedding coordination team at Coton House Farm, Maggie, Louisa and Meg, to answer some of the most frequently asked questions from couples planning their big day. From dog-friendly ceremonies and on-site accommodation to food, drink, and entertainment options, the team shares the unique offerings and insights that make Coton House Farm a special wedding venue. They also delve into key details about the wedding day itself, ensuring a stress-free and memorable experience for every couple.

Key Takeaways

Dog-Friendly Weddings: While dogs are welcome to join the ceremony and photos, they need to leave before the food is served due to hygiene regulations.

On-Site Accommodation: The venue offers cosy, converted stable rooms with underfloor heating and a full English breakfast, perfect for a relaxed overnight stay.

Entertainment Options: Couples can bring their own suppliers, but the venue also offers live music, including saxophonists, pianists, and bands. The team encourages fun additions like garden games and sparklers for a memorable celebration.

Ceremony Choices: Couples can choose to marry inside in a character-filled barn or outside with a scenic, elevated view of the venue’s natural beauty.

Key Moments

“Our accommodation is named after our horses, Scallywag is my favourite!”

“You can have your dog walk down the aisle, but they’ll need to head home before the food is served. It’s a shame, but hygiene comes first.”

“With our Twilight package, you can enjoy a more relaxed wedding, starting at 4pm with a beautiful evening reception.”

“Live music is always a hit here, whether it’s a saxophonist, a band, or even singing waiters, it really sets the tone for the day.”

About Coton House Farm

Connect with Coton House Farm

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotonhousefarm/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cotonhousefarmweddingvenue/

Pinterest: https://uk.pinterest.com/cotonhousefarm/

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Planning the Perfect Twilight Wedding with Jake and James

Thu, 19 Jun 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield sits down with Jake and James, a couple planning their November 2025 wedding at Coton House Farm. They discuss how the Twilight package perfectly suits their vision of a relaxed, yet traditional wedding. The couple shares their journey from selecting a venue after attending a friend’s wedding to choosing unique food options like street food and canapés, and incorporating karaoke for fun. They also talk about how their background in event planning helped make the process stress-free.

Key Takeaways

Twilight Package for a Relaxed Feel: The Twilight package allows for a more laid-back celebration with a focus on evening guests, food, and entertainment.

Personalising Your Wedding: Jake and James have chosen simple yet meaningful touches, such as a piano player for their reception and a mix of traditional and relaxed food options like pizza and scotch eggs.

Guest Experience is Key: The couple focused on creating a great experience for their guests, considering not just the food and drinks but the flow of the day and making sure everyone had a good time.

Unique Entertainment: A DJ, karaoke, and interactive games are planned to make sure guests stay entertained and engaged throughout the evening.

Key Moments

"We wanted something relaxed with no pressure, so the Twilight package fit perfectly for us."

"We’re going for a very casual vibe with food—pizza, hot dogs, nachos—and we’ll throw in some karaoke for fun."

"It’s about the experience for the guests—food, drinks, and creating memories."

"The venue speaks for itself—it's the perfect backdrop, so we didn’t feel the need to overdecorate."

About Coton House Farm

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cotonhousefarmweddingvenue/

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Choosing Your Maid of Honour and Best Man

Thu, 05 Jun 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, senior coordinator Lydia Wakefield is joined by the coordinator team at Coton House Farm, Maggie, Louisa, and Meg. They discuss the key role that maids of honour and best men play in wedding planning. They share tips on how to choose the right person for these crucial roles, the responsibilities that come with them, and how to ensure a smooth and enjoyable wedding day. Whether it’s handling speeches, ensuring the décor is perfect, or offering moral support, this episode is full of useful advice for couples.

Key Takeaways

Choosing the Right Person: The best maid of honour or best man is someone who understands you, can handle responsibilities, and is reliable throughout the wedding planning process.

Shared Responsibilities: Some couples opt for two best men or maid of honours to share the load, especially with tasks like speeches or coordination.

Moral Support: Their primary role is to provide support, keep you calm, and ensure everything goes smoothly.

Creative Personal Touches: Maids of honour can add fun personal touches, like creating surprise videos or setting up embarrassing baby photos at the reception.

Key Moments

“Go with your gut when choosing your maid of honour or best man—trust who will support you the most.”

“Sometimes the maid of honour ends up taking on a second-coordinator role, ensuring everything is set up the way you want it.”

“It’s not all about speeches—being a great maid of honour is about being there for the bride, especially in stressful moments.”

“Planning a wedding is a team effort—don’t put too much pressure on one person. Enjoy the process together.”

About Coton House Farm

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The Soundtrack to Your Wedding Day with Stellar Sounds

Thu, 22 May 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In this episode of Yes to I Do, Lydia Wakefield chats with Grant from Stellar Sounds, a wedding DJ and events specialist, about how music can set the perfect tone for your big day. Grant shares his journey from a young DJ with a passion for indie and rock to becoming a versatile wedding DJ who can blend everything from Motown to modern dance hits. He offers insight into how to personalise your wedding music, keep the dance floor buzzing, and avoid common pitfalls when planning your soundtrack.

Key Takeaways

A Diverse Music Style: Grant has a broad taste in music, from indie and rock to house and commercial dance, ensuring a dynamic atmosphere for every wedding.

Personalising Your Playlist: Couples can curate playlists, but Grant stresses the importance of reading the room and adapting the music to keep guests dancing.

Lighting to Match the Mood: Up-lighting allows couples to personalise the venue’s look with soft lighting to match the colours and vibe of their wedding.

Communication is Key: Grant works closely with couples, offering Zoom calls to discuss music preferences and ensure they’re a good fit for their wedding vision.

Key Moments

“You can’t just play one genre all night—variety is key to keeping everyone engaged.”

“I always ask couples what songs they don’t want—sometimes they have strong reasons for avoiding certain tunes.”

“It’s not just about playing music; it’s about creating an experience and making sure everyone has a good time.”

About the Guest

Stellar Sounds is a versatile DJ and events service specialising in creating personalised music experiences for weddings and special events. With a broad musical range from Motown to modern dance, Grant offers bespoke DJ services, ensuring the perfect atmosphere for every occasion.

Connect with Stellar Sounds

Website: https://www.stellarsoundsandevents.com/home

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stellarsoundsandevents/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stellarsoundsandevents

About Coton House Farm

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Where Do We Even Start? Wedding Planning Essentials

Thu, 08 May 2025 05:00:00 GMT

In the first episode of Yes to I Do, host Lydia Wakefield and her team, Louisa, Maggie, and Meg, dive into the often-overwhelming world of wedding planning. They provide a practical and fun approach to navigating the first steps after getting engaged from choosing a venue to setting a date, and everything in between. The team shares valuable advice to help couples take the first steps in the wedding planning process without feeling overwhelmed.

This episode is packed with tips for anyone just starting their wedding planning journey, helping you get the ball rolling with confidence and clarity.

Key Takeaways

Booking Your Venue and Registrar: The first step in wedding planning is to secure your venue and registrar. This is crucial as it sets the foundation for everything else.

Setting a Realistic Budget: Establishing a wedding budget early on helps narrow down your options for venue, catering, and suppliers, making the planning process much smoother.

Guest List: Start by considering your guest list early, as this impacts your choice of venue. Knowing your numbers will help you choose a place that fits both your budget and your vision.

Non-Negotiables vs. Negotiables: It’s essential to identify what you must have at your wedding (e.g. outdoor space, barn feel) and what you can be flexible about.

Delegating Tasks: Don’t try to do everything yourself. Delegate tasks to friends and family to reduce stress and ensure the process is more enjoyable.

Best Moments

“The first thing to do is book your venue and registrar—everything else flows from there.”

“It’s easy to get carried away with all the options, so make a list of your non-negotiables and stick to it.”

“Don’t feel pressured to invite people just because you think you should. Your wedding, your guest list.”

“Remember to breathe, take it one step at a time, and delegate tasks to your wedding party—don’t try to do it all yourself.”

About Coton House Farm

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Yes to I do - Trailer

Sun, 27 Apr 2025 07:20:01 GMT

From the first "Yes!" to the magical "I do," we're here to guide you through every step of your journey. Join us as we chat with real couples, top wedding suppliers, and industry experts, sharing inspiration, practical tips, and heartwarming stories to make your big day unforgettable.

Whether you're just starting your planning or finalising the details, Yes to I Do is here to help you say "yes" with confidence, every step of the way. Make sure you hit subscribe and share this podcast with fellow brides, grooms, and wedding enthusiasts.

Ready to bring your dream wedding to life? Visit our website - https://www.cotonhousefarm.com/ to book a tour of our breathtaking venue or schedule a planning meeting with our expert team.

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