Frances & Zak | The People’s History Museum, A Personal Wedding

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The People’s History Museum, A Wedding Full of Personality

Some weddings tell a story so rich with personality and meaning that they stay with you long after the last dance. Frances & Zak’s day at The People’s History Museum was one of those. A celebration that beautifully reflected who they are as a couple.

Their journey began at university, where they met as politics students. So, it was no surprise that their chosen venue, The People’s History Museum in Manchester, was not just a stunning space but also a perfect nod to their shared passion for politics and history. Even the little details echoed this theme: their wedding service was printed in the style of a newspaper, adding a creative and deeply personal touch that guests couldn’t stop talking about.
After the heartfelt ceremony, we ventured into Manchester’s city centre for portraits, capturing the urban vibrancy and iconic sights that mean so much to them. It was incredible to see how their love for the city shone through in every frame.

Transporting their guests to the evening reception was another stroke of genius. Zak, who works for Manchester Transport Council, organised an old-style orange bus that was the perfect mix of nostalgia and fun. It whisked everyone off to The Fairfield Social Club, a laid-back, industrial venue where the celebrations continued.

Every part of their day was carefully thought out and unmistakably them. From the venue choices to the music and the electric atmosphere. It was full of fun, joy, and genuine love—a day that perfectly captured Frances & Zak’s connection. Honestly, it was so much fun I wish I could have stayed to party with them into the night!

Frances & Zak, thank you for letting me be part of such a meaningful and joyful celebration. Your day reminded me why I love what I do—capturing stories that reflect not just love but personality and life.
Wishing you both endless happiness together… Isabelle xx

SUPPLIERS
Ceremony Venue: People’s History Museum
Makeup & Hair: Lois Pickup
Flowers: Angela Mason
Flower Crown: Shrubbery Twist
Rings: Hancocks Jewellers
Suit: Hockerty
Wedding Dress: Wilderness Bride
Ceremony Music: Manchester String Quartet
Reception: Fairfield Social Club
Band: Pedaltones
Cake: Maddie T Bakes

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