A traditional country wedding with a stylish flair.

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Celebrating their love was always top of the agenda for Stacey and Adam, so when it came to a theme and colour scheme they decided to keep things classic, with some strong pops of colour and dainty little details to inject a sense of personality. Celebrated at the Beech Hill Country House Hotel this wedding by Ciara Jones is the perfect inspiration for any of you who are planning a more traditional country wedding - but want to add a dash of personality and style.

Beech Hill Country House Hotel by Ciara Jones Photography | onefabday.com

Stacey and Adam went to school together, but it wasn't until 6th year that they became good friends and then eventually started to date in 2nd year of University.

Three years after they began dating Adam popped the question "on a little beach after a fab weekend away in Donegal". After a quick celebratory drink of sparkling pink lemonade Adam and Stacey then shared the news with their families and began planning their colourful wedding.

For their ceremony Stacey and Adam chose to have a traditional church service, with Stacey's dad walking her down the aisle and all of their family and friends witnessing their vows.

The little wave! So adorable...

Quite a classic country wedding Stacey and Adam wanted their day to be chilled yet colourful and fun for guests who had travelled to celebrate with them. Stacey describes the vibe..."Our wedding was bright and colourful and had a country feel to it. The whole day was very relaxed and stress free."

Stacey and Adam's venue of choice was the Beech Hill Country House Hotel, which they fell for the moment that found it. "We loved the Beech Hill as soon as we went to see it. The staff there are so helpful and the whole place is just beautiful. It made us really excited about our spending our wedding day there every time we visited."

To entice a relaxed atmosphere Stacey and Adam served mason jar cocktails on arrival, added rustic patterned décor and a fun outdoor photobooth which they cleverly hung from the majestic trees. Two of Adam's groomsmen also created woodwork decorations which acted as focal points throughout the day.

Keeping things country classic Stacey and Adam created their table plan with wooden palettes - which they then decorated with kraft paper, twine and dainty little tractor cut-outs.

For their honeymoon Stacey and Adam enjoyed a dream holiday at Montego Bay in Jamaica. Huge congratulations to you both, and thanks so much for sharing your wedding day with us all! A big thank you also goes to Ciara Jones Photography for sharing her work with us, to see more from Ciara Jones Photography visit www.ciarajones.com