Salt air, signal flags, and the kind of party that ends with glow sticks at 1am.

Set in the sailing capital of the UK, Rosie and Adam's wedding at the Royal Ocean Racing Club was a true love letter to life on the water. The couple embraced a classic Cowes look, Adam and his groomsmen in blazers, white shirts and tailored shorts, the bridesmaids in soft blue floral dresses carrying clouds of gypsophila — and even the classic British drizzle couldn't dampen spirits, with branded umbrellas becoming part of the charm as the party moved between the quayside and the Club.

Portraits were captured aboard a sailing yacht strung with signal flags, the Solent stretching out behind.

A crisp palette of navy, white and soft sky-blue carried the maritime theme throughout: navy carpet underfoot, ivory drapes overhead, tall elevated arrangements of white roses, blue delphiniums and trailing eucalyptus on gold stands, and stoneware place settings dressed with linen napkins and illustrated sailboat place cards.

Guests feasted on whole grilled sea bass with charred lemon and Mediterranean sides, and as the evening rolled on, the dance floor came alive with glow sticks, turning the reception into a joyful, sea-sprayed celebration that ran well into the night.