


Together with their families

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Joyfully invite you to their wedding celebration
25TH JULY 2026

Our Story
It all began in March 2014, at a Hawaiian themed nightclub in Reading (Lola Los). Elliott was in town recording an album with his band and channeling his inner rockstar. Izzy was a history student at Reading University, mastering the art of ancient civilisations and mid-week hangovers. There were fruity cocktails, questionable dancing, and a spark. But life had other plans.
We lost touch until our 'invisible string' brought us back to London, unknowingly working within minutes of each other. On St. Patrick’s Day in March 2022, we reconnected over copious amounts of Guinness and Cafe Patrón. And we never looked back!
In March 2025, Elliott popped the question surrounded by ancient ruins and stunning mountainous views in Pamukkale, and followed up his romantic proposal with the worst Espresso Martini ever made.
"I've had the Izzy model for over a decade, the Elliott being a more recent acquisition. I have to say they perfectly compliment each other - in fact, I'd go as far as to say that if you wish to get an Izzy, you should invest in an Elliott as well. It increases the happy levels in both and is said to extend their lifetime. So far Izzy and Elliott have brought the following to my life: endless laughter, eternal peace, uncontainable excitement, and passionate conversations. 5/5 would recommend."
- Claudia (Izzy's bestfriend)



The Essentials
The Ceremony
St. Giles the Abbot Church
Church Road, Farnborough, Orpington
BR6 7DB
Please arrive at 12:00 for the ceremony to start promptly at 12:30
The Reception
The Warren, Hayes
The Warren, Croydon Rd, Hayes, Bromley BR2 7AL
Please arrive from 13:45
Carriages are at midnight

The Wedding Party

AJ
Best Man
AJ is my oldest friend from school. However, the real madness began after we decided to move into a flat with some rapscallions from our home town, shortly after the pandemic when London was finding its fire again. Over the years I've lost count of the amount of phones he's had snatched on nights out, and how many times he's woken up on a bus in Essex despite living in North London, and I'm actually still annoyed he got my Uber account banned. But in all seriousness, he's showed me what it takes to push the limits of achievement and has allowed me to envisage the path to my own success. I am grateful to have him in my life, and as my Best Man.

Sophie
Maid of Honour
My sister is my Maid of Honour and fellow glamazon. She is a gifted artist, with a particular fascination for the human body, and an impressive athlete - despite overcoming major heart surgery as a teen. We all loved being her cheerleaders when she smashed Hyrox! Professionally, she's a prodigy, earning a coveted spot on Campaign’s ‘30 Under 30’ list. And yet, with all this brilliance, she's still one of the kindest and most genuine people you could ever meet. I loved growing up with her, and having her as my childhood interpretive dance partner. However she is delusional when it comes to her cat, whom she insists is misunderstood despite clear evidence he is evil.

Tom
Chief Groomsman
My brother Tom is my Chief Groomsman. We grew up close and ride together always. He has always given me guidance and advice, and has been a light to me in times of darkness. I've always looked up to Tom. From being his first drummer in 'The Hammerheads' as kids, to playing bass guitar alongside him on stages across the UK. We lived together in London for many years, after I first arrived unceremoniously on his sofa when I was 19. We have had more experiences and life experiences together than I care to attempt counting, and he will always be someone I look up to and turn to. I am incredibly fortunate to have such a big brother.

Claudia
Chief Bridesmaid
Claudia is my best friend - brilliant, kind, and beautiful inside and out. We met at Reading University and our lives have been intertwined ever since. Originally from Portugal, she grew up in Brussels and now calls the wild beauty of Dartmoor home, where she lives with her partner, Jed. Claudia left a budding career in human rights to follow her passion for food, training at Ashburton Cookery School and diving into Dartmoor’s restaurant scene (ask her about her role in establishing Hippo)! She’s also a globe-trotter with stories for days, enjoys creating intricate artwork, and yes - like me - she’s loud. So if the mic cuts out during speeches, don’t worry; you’ll still hear her from the car park.

Adam, Sam & Tony
Ushers
I have assembled a small but mighty army of Ushers. Among them is Adam, whose encyclopaedic knowledge of every Indian takeaway in London borders on suspicious; Sam, one of my “day one” mates from school who has an unequivocal knowledge of german wheat beers and pubs across the south that show the footy; and Tony, the designated wild card, once famously choosing to remove the inner lining of a gilet, and replace it with clothes instead of packing a suitcase for a boys holiday.

Michelle
Mother of the Groom
Michelle is the ultimate superhero in my life, always ready with sage advice and unwavering support. As a proud mummy's boy, I can happily admit I've inherited my rainman maths skills from her. Her love and encouragement have been the backbone of my journey, and I truly appreciate everything she's done for both me and Izzy. I love her to bits, and I wouldn’t trade her for anything in the world. She's always there for us when needed and is always prepared with a wealth of life experience to guide us through whatever we face. I wouldn't be where I am now without the love, support, guidance and patience of my mum.

Adrian
Father of the Bride
I get my height from my dad, along with my high emotions, so there’s a real risk we’ll set each other off at the ceremony (bring tissues or maybe even a mop). My dad has always been in the creative industry, travelling around the world to work on different exciting projects for companies like the Orient Express. He’s also where I get my appreciation of history, my sense of humour, and obviously my good looks. A kind, generous, and quietly heroic man, he’s been a rock for both me and Elliott, always there when we need him: whether it’s for life advice, DIY dilemmas, or help looking after various small furry critters we've had over the years. He is also the king of barbecues!

Justine
Mother of the Bride
My mum is my absolute rock, helping us to get where we are with her love, advice, and support in many different aspects of life. She achieved a First Class at University in art, and is undoubtedly the reason for mine and my sister's artistic blood. These days, she and my dad are most often found adventuring aboard their beloved boat, O’Carolyn (named in tribute to my late granny, Carol), a well-earned chapter of joy and exploration. Her love of the water has also shaped not only her life, but the lives of many others through founding her incredible swim school, Millennium Minnows. We are endlessly grateful for her.

Tim
Stepfather of the Groom
Tim is my stepdad - an avid cyclist and runner with a quick wit that never fails to make us laugh! We can always count on Tim for his sage advice and unwavering support in many different areas, which Izzy and I deeply appreciate. Tim is always working hard behind the scenes to steer us in the right direction (and answer our many Whatsapp questions), and ensure we stay moving forwards. We’re so lucky to have him in our corner. Professionally, Tim has had a successful career in finance, followed by a holiday property business alongside my mum - although these days they are both mostly kept busy parenting their adorable spanish waterdog (NOT cockapoo - Ted), and moving house more times than they can finish their favourite sentence... ‘I swear this is the last move’!

Fran
Stepmother of the Groom
Fran is my stepmother, and from an incredibly early age she was invested and took me and my brother on like children of her own. I owe many passions, talents and morals to having Fran in my life. She bought a keyboard into our home at a young age, with which I became obsessed with. I also owe my passion for cooking to Fran, having spent hours together cooking stews, lasagnas and baking sweet treats. She has truly played a critical role in shaping who I've become and I couldn't be more grateful.

Rob
Father of the Groom
My dad has always been the cornerstone of my life, and has given me some of the fondest memories. I can guarantee we've played more frames of pool than most have had hot showers, just don't bother playing him at scrabble as he keeps tiles up his sleeves. My dad has a PhD in Chemistry, and his thesis was so packed with complex terminology it looks like someone sneezed in Latin. These days, though, he's a full-on computer nerd working in IT. But despite all of his brainpower, he still insists on telling dad jokes so bad they could be classed as psychological warfare. He's always been there for me, and I am very grateful to have him as my dad.

Brie & Chutney
Rabbits (not ring bearers)
Brie and Chutney are Izzy and Elliott's beloved rabbits, and the reason for all of the bunny craziness. Izzy managed to indoctrinate Elliott into the 'bun dad' life when they first started dating, and they adopted Chutney together from a rescue centre. They get endless joy from caring for these adorable creatures together. But no, the rabbits will not be their ring bearers, and will be tucked up at home.

Run of the
Day
Run of the Day
Ceremony, 12:30
This is the important, official bit.
Please arrive at 12:00 to take your seats.
Drinks Reception, 13:45
We'll be having canapés, drinks and photos in the garden!
Wedding Breakfast, 16:00
Apparently this term stems from an old tradition when couples would fast before the service and this meal literally 'broke their fast.' Izzy is a history nerd and enjoyed this fact.
Evening Guests Arrival, Cake Cutting and First Dance, 19:00
This is when we boogie!
Hog Roast & Evening Bites, 20:30
Carriages, 00:00
Time to go home!
Travel & Accomodation
Travel
*Please note that guests will be responsible for their own travel between the church, the reception venue, and accommodation. We recommend carpooling or pre-booking taxis*
Parking at the church is very limited. There is a small car park on-site (containing five spaces), but we kindly ask that you avoid using it, as we need to reserve spaces for the bride and bridal party who will be arriving in classic cars.
Free street parking is available in the nearby Farnborough village, just a couple of minutes walk away. There is also plentiful free street parking alongside Farnborough Hill Road, a 10 minute walk away.
Plentiful free parking is available at the reception venue.
Recommended Accommodation
We have reserved a block of rooms at Donnington Manor Hotel, a deluxe 4-star hotel which is a 15 minute drive from the church, and 20 minutes from the reception venue. This is where we (bride and groom) will be staying. Plenty of on-site parking but remember to validate your numberplate at reception.
Please ring up and reference 'Elliott Pratt' to book one of the reserved rooms, and get our discounted rate. You can't get our reserved block by booking online.
Other Accommodation
Brama Hotel Bromley (10 minutes drive)
6 Court Street Bromley, BR1 1AN
0203 989 9090
Please quote ‘mpthewarren’ for a 12% discount
A boutique hotel in the heart of Bromley. Stylish art deco themed rooms, and a 3-minute walk from Bromley North railway station, but be warned there is no onsite parking. Prices start at £100 per night.
Clay Farm Guest House (10 minutes drive)
126 Jackson Road, Bromley, BR2 8NX
0208 402 7650
A fantastic large guest house, with free onsite parking and 24h front door access. Rooms are comfy and decorated to a high standard with a luxury king size bed, kitchenette and large en-suite bathroom. Prices start at £109 per night.
Premier Inn Bromley (10 minutes drive)
Simpson’s Road, London, Bromley, BR2 0QL
020 3960 3250
Premier Inn Bromley is a 3-Star hotel and a good value option, with rooms from £40 per night (depending on time of booking). A 3-minute walk from Bromley South railway station. On-site parking available at £5 per 24 hours, but please note to get your ticket validated at reception.
Travel Lodge Bromley (10 minutes drive)
37 London Road, Bromley BR1 1DG
0871 591 856
Travel Lodge is another good value option, with rooms from £40 per night (depending on time of booking) and Bromley South and Bromley North railway stations both within comfortable walking distance. Pay & Display parking is available at this hotel!
The Bromley Court Hotel (15 minutes drive)
Bromley Hill, Bromley, BR1 4JD
0208 461 8600
Experience elegance and comfort at Bromley Court Hotel, a historic hotel blending modern luxury with timeless charm. The Hotel features on site complimentary car parking. Ravensbourne railway station is a 20-minute walk away with a direct link to London Victoria railway station.
Airbnb.co.uk
Looking for something more personal or nearby? There are Airbnb options within walking distance of the reception venue starting from £35 for a room!
FAQ
Q: Is there a dress code?
Summer Garden Party
Wondering what that means? We created a moodboard to help! However, this is not strict - we just want everyone to feel happy and comfortable in whatever they're wearing.
Q: Can I take photos within the church?
Yes - but please avoid taking photos during the service itself to respect the church’s request. Kindly silence your phones and be present with us. We’d love photos or videos of our entrance and exit, since our photographer and content creator are limited to one vantage point. Photos and videos are also welcome at the reception... but please send them to us at some point!
Q: Can we bring children?
We have decided to celebrate with just very close family children under the age of 18 (their names will be on the invite), we hope you understand. We are working with a limited guest list and would also prefer a more adult celebration.
Babes in arms are warmly welcome. However, for the comfort of all guests, we kindly ask that parents with babies sit toward the back of the church, just in case a quick exit is needed.
Q: Can I bring a plus one?
We’re keeping things cozy and intimate, so plus ones are only included if your invitation says so. We’ve done our best to make sure everyone knows someone, and we really appreciate your understanding. If you think there has been a genuine mistake, please let us know.
Q: Are there toilets?
There are no toilets at the church, so it is essential to go beforehand. The nearest community toilets are at The Woodman Pub in Farnborough High Street and you do not need to buy anything in the pub to use them. There are plenty of toilets at the reception venue (The Warren).
Q: Is there parking?
Parking at the church is very limited. There is a small car park on-site, but we ask that you avoid using it, as we need to reserve at least two spaces for the bridal party.
However, there is free street parking in the nearby Farnborough village, just a short walk away. There is also free street parking alongside Farnborough Hill road.
There is plentiful free parking available at the reception venue - and you can leave your cars overnight.
Q: Is there a cloakroom?
Not at the church, but there is a cloakroom at the reception venue where guests can leave coats, bags, and other personal items.
Q: Is there wheelchair/pushchair access?
Yes - both the church and the reception venue are very accessible!
There are no steps at the church and they have their own wheelchair for use upon request. Areas at the front and back of the church have been designed for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The reception venue is all on the ground-floor with no steps, and the Warren team are on-hand to assist with any specific requirements.
Q: Are there hotel rooms?
Not onsite, but we’ve reserved rooms at Donnington Manor Hotel at a special rate. Visit the Travel and Accommodation page for more information on booking and other nearby stays.
Q: Will the wedding be indoors or out?
Weather permitting, a bit of both. There is a private garden attached to our reception room where we plan to have reception drinks and photographs.
Q: How do I RSVP?
Via the big button earlier on our website. If there are any issues let us know!
Q: Will there be an open bar?
We are supplying reception drinks, champagne for the toasts, table wine, and an open bar up to a predetermined amount. However, we recommend still bringing your own money for when that runs out.
Q: Is there an afterparty?
No 😂
We considered continuing at the Donnington, but we are too old and tired.
Q: Will the rabbits be your ring bearers?
Again, they will not be our ring bearers...

Wedding Registry
Your presence on our special day is truly the best gift for us!
However, if you would like to get us something, we’re lucky to already have a home full of everything we need.
So instead of traditional household gifts, we’d be thrilled to receive sentimental items (to remind us of celebrating our special day with you), or contributions to our honeymoon fund. Help us make unforgettable memories and horrendous tan lines.
We will have a wedding postbox at the reception venue - or contribute via the Prezola link above.
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