Forest Lore

Do I really need to book a taxi?
Indeed, dear guest. The Ash Barton Estate rests deep in the countryside, far from passing carriages. If you are not staying on site, you must summon your chariot (pre-book a taxi) well in advance — or risk being stranded under the stars. Unless of course you will be abstaining from alcohol and driving yourself!

Where should I park?
Plenty of free parking awaits within the grounds of Ash Barton Estate — ample space for mortal steeds and borrowed chariots alike.

Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
We dream of vows beneath open skies and whispering trees, though the weather gods may guide us indoors if need be. Either way, the magic remains.

Can I bring children or a plus one?
Each invitation scroll is enchanted for its named guest(s). Kindly check yours before summoning companions. As for little folk, only children related to bride and groom are invited to join the revels.

Can I bring my pet to the wedding?
As much as the fairies love a bit of chaos, this revel is strictly for humans! Dogs chasing sprites, cats eyeing the feast, and parrots squawking through the vows are not part of the midsummer magic. So, as obvious as it sounds… please leave your beloved creatures at home (yes, this means your dog too…!).

What time should I arrive?
You may arrive from 3pm on Friday to settle and set up camp in before the festivities. On Saturday, the ceremony begins at 1pm — all guests should be seated by 12:45.
Our midsummer revels hold no curfew, but all travelers must depart the grounds by 6pm Sunday.

Can we take photos and videos?
We treasure your memories and invite you to upload them in our shared drive. During the ceremony itself, however, let your hearts and eyes - not your phones - be the witnesses, so our vows rest in the quiet of the enchanted moment.

Who should I contact with questions?
If you find yourself lost in the forest of details, call upon us to light the way;
matrimania.2026@gmail.com
Laura 07894573212
David 07502236774