Emma & James’ Wedding at Gisburne Park, Ribble Valley, Lancashire

Some wedding days feel like an escape from the world — and Tom and Emma’s wedding at Gisburne Park was exactly that.

Set within the heart of the Ribble Valley on a breathtaking 1,000-acre private estate, their celebration unfolded in one of the North’s most romantic and secluded wedding venues. Managed by the wonderful Guy and Amber Hindley, Gisburne Park offers a setting that feels both luxurious and deeply connected to nature, with woodland, open fields, and quiet upstream views that create a truly magical atmosphere.

Tom and Emma chose to exchange their vows outdoors beneath a beautiful tipi, surrounded by trees, soft light, and the people they love most. The day felt calm, joyful, and effortlessly relaxed — the kind of wedding where nothing feels rushed and every moment has space to breathe. That gentle rhythm shaped the entire story of their day.

From the start, there was a sense of warmth and togetherness that carried through everything — the laughter during the speeches, the hugs between old friends, and the way the dance floor filled the moment the music began. It wasn’t about spectacle or formality; it was about connection, joy, and celebrating in a way that felt true to them.

The tipi wedding breakfast at Gisburne Park Estate was styled with rustic, bespoke details that felt elegant yet inviting. Soft textures, warm tones, and thoughtful touches reflected Tom and Emma’s personalities beautifully. Everything felt intentional without ever feeling staged — a space that encouraged people to relax, talk, laugh, and simply enjoy being together.

Tom and Emma’s wedding was shaped by nature and rich in feeling. A day full of laughter, quiet moments, and a sense of ease that stayed with everyone long after it ended.

A couple dancing at a wedding reception, with the groom lifting the bride. The bride is wearing a white dress, and the groom is dressed in a vest and trousers. A live band is playing in the background, and guests are watching and clapping.
A bride and groom standing together on a grassy field during sunset or late evening, with trees in the background and a partly cloudy sky overhead. The bride is wearing a long white wedding dress, and the groom is dressed in a vest and trousers. They are smiling and embracing each other.

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