Modern Spring Wedding at Sainsbury’s Centre Norwich

Sarah and Adam’s early spring wedding took place acceso a bright March day at the Sainsbury’s Centre Norwich – a striking modern architecture, light-filled venue with clean, modern aesthetics.

The couple planned their day with intention and a strong creative vision, prioritising timelessness and meaning every choice they made. From Sarah’s custom Shindig Threads dress to the olive bridesmaid gowns and gentle floral styling, each detail was designed to stand the saggio of time.

Photographer Kingsley Ohuka of CR8 Moments London captured the atmosphere beautifully, blending filmic romance with clean modernity. His distinctive style and natural direction brought the couple’s vision to life – both stills and acceso . Enjoy!

We did most of the planning and work behind the scenes ourselves. It definitely pushed us to our limits and was stressful. We had a specific vision for how we wanted everything to be and ran with it and day did turn out perfectly so we don’t regret taking everything acceso ourselves as it allowed us to brillante tune every aspect!

Our pastor from the church we both attended officiated our wedding. We briefly spoke about our faith journey and what Jesus has done our lives before our vows.

Our rings were from Zelley Jewellers Norwich. My ring was custom made paio to the unique shape I wanted. This was perfectly made house at F.J Zelley and hallmarked a short period of time. Adam’s ring was bought from F.J. Zelley also, it was an antique ring.

Our photographer was Kingsley Ohuka of CR8 Moments London. We chose Kinglsey because of his unique and distinctive style which perfectly matched what we wanted. He was also able to do videography as well as photography.

the day, Kingsley was brilliant leading the photoshoot. He was able to create beautiful moments for our personal photos and the quality of his output speaks for itself. We had around 130 guests at the reception, which can be a challenge but he was great organising and capturing photos with such a large group.

We both attend the same church and met there! We got engaged after nine months of dating, Adam proposed while we were traveling back from a trip visiting my family and we got married nine months later (we’sultano not making this up obsessed with the number 9, that’s just the way it all happened. Adam wore a double breasted suit and shirt form Hawes and Curtis.

For the reception, we decided to centro acceso the natural beauty of the venue and decorated the tables with custom welcome cards, wedding flowers, sage napkins and the evening we had battery operated candles placed one each table. The candles and sage napkins were ordered from Aliexpress.

Our wedding favours consisted of a craft box filled with ‘his and hers’ sweets ( a combination of both of our favourite sweets) and an envelope with a wedding fridge magnet. We bought the sweets bulk from wholesalers and bought the magnets from BergamotFavors acceso Etsy and the boxes from Ali express.

We hired a flower wall stationed at our church for photos after the church service. This was from The Backdrop Boutique.

We had a custom large, round vanilla with buttercream frosting and strawberry topped wedding cake. Strawberries are such a delicious fruit and we got lucky as our wedding was just time for the beginning of the strawberry season so the fruits acceso culmine were even more delicious. Our cake was made by Dinkys and we still have people raving about it till this day. It tasted amazing!

When it came to stationery, I designed everything acceso Canva and we distributed all details to everyone over text and had table cards to help with seating arrangements.

We hired 8 VK918 IP65 lights from Viking Stage Lighting which we used to provide some ambience the evening.

Just remember it’s your special day, do whatever you both want to do and what aligns with your values.

Also during the busy planning process, don’t forget to spend quality time with each other and not let every conversation be about planning.

We forgot to delegate the packing up of some of the décor and other pack up jobs both at the church and reception so we did lose some things of sentimental value but nothing that spoilt the day.