APPROVED · Instagram

Real Weddings

31 Jul 2026Created 30 Jun 2026

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Barefoot. Breathless. Completely theirs.

The shoes came off somewhere between the ceremony and the shoreline - and after that, nothing was particularly formal. 

This is what a Polhawn wedding looks like when you stop trying to control it: two people, wet sand underfoot, the sea doing exactly what the sea always does, and none of it mattering in the least.

Enquiries via the link in bio.

#CornwallWedding #BeachWedding #WeddingVenue

Carousel · 8 slides

First image is the cover · scroll for the rest

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Barefoot. Breathless. Completely theirs. The shoes came off somewhere between the ceremony and the shoreline - and after that, nothing was particularly formal. This is what a Polhawn wedding looks like when you stop trying to control it: two people, wet sand underfoot, the sea doing exactly what the sea always does, and none of it mattering in the least. Enquiries via the link in bio.

#CornwallWedding#BeachWedding#WeddingVenue

Editing locked — this post is approved. To change, delete and recreate.

Internal notes

AI: The cover image — groom lifting bride mid-kiss, barefoot in the shallows, overcast Atlantic behind them — is raw, elemental and completely on-brand; a carousel of eight frames earns a longer caption that earns its way through the story, and it breaks the recent grid pattern which has been carousel-heavy but copy-light on the elemental/self-selecting angle.

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