Kimberley & Jorge
23.05.2026
Welcome
We are so excited to celebrate our special day with you. Scroll through this page for information about our wedding day and to complete the relevant RSVP form.
BEST WISHES FROM,
Kimberley & Jorge
Some
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highlights
With a relationship of over 11 years, we have made so many memories already. Here are a select few.
We are looking forward to our wedding day being a celebration of all our good times throughout our relationship so far, with our friends and family. If you have any photo memories you want to share with us before our big day, please email them to kimberleyandjorge@gmail.com.
Feel free to scroll through our memories and click on each photo for a quick caption.
Venue
CANFORD SCHOOL, WIMBORNE, DORSET, BH21 3AD
We are looking forward to welcoming our family, friends and loved ones to this Grade 1 Listed Manor House. Our ceremony will be hosted in The Old Library and our breakfast and reception will be in the beautiful Great Hall.
There is sufficient parking on site, if you require accessible parking, please let one of us know and we can see what Canford are able to provide.
Order Of Events
11.15AM
GUEST ARRIVAL
Follow the faint smell of panic and perfume to The Old Library towards the rear of Canford school where you will be greeted with an awkward hug, an accidental handshake or with directions to the nearest loos. For those that cannot live without a can of Stella before midday, your invite is rescinded but if you require any other beverage, alcoholic or not, the bar will be open just inside the entrance where the groomsmen / bouncers will be ensuring no entrance to anyone brave enough to wear white.
(Apologies for the early start - BCP Council only had 12PM or 2PM available and weddings are expensive so we thought we may as well maximise the length of the day and get our money's worth!)
12.00PM
CEREMONY
After 11 years, its finally time for the main event!
Vows, tears, dramatic sniffles and possible sneezing from the flowers are guaranteed to happen. No doubt, someone will probably trip down the aisle, a relative will no doubt gasp louder than seems humanly possible and tissues may vanish from pockets, mysteriously. It's equal-part romance, chaos and live-family sitcom energy. Please commence vocal preparations from at least March 2026, to limit embarrassment during the hymn section.
12.30PM
DRINKS AND PHOTOS
Whilst the newly married couple make photo evidence that this sacred day even happened, most of you will be chilling for an hour and a half, waiting for the rest of the day. Given the earlier Wedding Breakfast time and that charging £4.00 for each piece of deep fried cheese is not value for money, please feel free to indulge in a liquid lunch - there won't be any canapes served during this time. Or, you can dine on the delight of watching us pull "natural poses" or forcing a smile with certain family members.
2.00PM
BREAKFAST
Less Full-English, more Brunch but make it emotional. Apparently a Wedding Breakfast is named so because the couple and guests would fast before the ceremony with the meal being served after the wedding being the first time people would eat, literally "breaking their fast". If you think I (Jorge) am going to fast, then you do not know me very well! Bibs will be provided for those that inevitably will need them (both Mum's). No doubt this is the time of the day where someone will knock a drink all over the table or dramatically whisper "Is it too soon to unbutton my trousers?" The clinking of glasses will signal spontaneous attempts to make us kiss and no doubt someone will propose a toast that no one asked for, all the whilst the catering staff will quietly judge everyone's ability to use cutlery or who is the most pissed already.
5.30PM
EVENING GUESTS
Like a late entrant to Big Brother or a new character in series 2 of a good sitcom, it's time for round two of the social Olympics. Fresh-faced, overdressed and blissfully unaware of the emotional rollercoaster they're walking into, day guests - now seasoned veterans of the wedding front lines - greet the newcomers with wild-eyed energy as they'll try to summarise the day while subtly hinting that the free bar is, in fact, not free.
7.00Pm
CAKE
Like the paparazzi at the Oscars, cameras will be at the ready to ensure every angle is captured for that awkward hand-on-hand pose and fake smile that says "I have no idea how to hold this knife" and the inevitable moment we realise we are cutting the polystyrene layer.
7.30Pm
FIRST DANCE
And when everyone is filled with cake, it's the moment you've all been waiting for: our grand debut as choreographers and acrobats (or possibly accidental gymnast). The lights dim, the crowd hushes, the music starts and no doubt many guests questioning "What is this shit?" as we sway in a way that can only be described as "emotionally committed wobbling". And just like that, the floodgates open and the DJ cranks up the tempo, the dance floor fills and within seconds, its less "elegant waltz" and more "wedding rave sponsored by chaos". Survival tip: Join in early - before someone starts a conga line that no one can escape.
11.30Pm
CARRIAGES
And just like that, its time to make the dramatic exit (as dramatic as can be in either a Nissan Qashqai or Toyota Avensis). As the music softens and lights go up, people will begin to gather their belongings: the suit jacket, the handbags, a table centrepiece, the pair of shoes taken off for knee-sliding and
or the spouse who is laying pissed in a bush.
Timings are estimates and could change, especially if someone goes on too long during the speeches!
Updates
Information
Please take a moment to read each section below, ahead of our special day.
DRESS CODE / ATTIRE
Think "I look amazing, but I can still dance without ripping something."
Gentlemen - suits or dress shirts are perfect, tuxedos only if you're trying to outshine me - don't!
Ladies - cocktail dresses, jumpsuits or anything that makes you feel like a supporting act. If you want to wear white, you may need a coat as you spend the evening outside.
Basically, if your outfit says "I could attend a royal garden party or end up barefoot by the dance floor at 11pm.," you've nailed it.
