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BTV Episode Five - Love and Marriage



Set against the quiet intimacy of a wedding morning, this art film captures love not as performance, but as presence. Through tender moments and unguarded expressions, it reveals the beauty that lives beyond perfection, the calm, the chaos, and everything in between.




In conversation, Jessica and Kit share the heart of their journey — from first connection to rediscovery, from youthful promise to lasting partnership. Their story unfolds as an honest reflection on growth, timing, and choosing love, again and again.



Between their voices lies the quiet truth of their story, two people who have learned, grown, and returned to one another with a deeper understanding.


The Beauty of Choosing Each Other


In a world that celebrates the highlight reel, the styled portraits, the radiant smiles, the seamless stories, love often appears flawless. But real love, the kind that endures beyond the wedding day, lives in the spaces we rarely see. Behind the veil, love isn’t polished. It’s lived. It’s the laughter that breaks through nerves, the tears that fall without warning, the quiet moments where two people steady themselves before stepping into a shared future.


As an artist, I’ve had the privilege of being present in those moments, the frantic hours before vows are spoken, when the air hums with anticipation. It’s here that the truth of love reveals itself, not in perfection but in presence. In the courage it takes to say yes to another person, with all their light and shadow, again and again, across time.


Jessica and Kit’s story captures this truth. I’ve known them through the full circle of their journey - from youthful connection to years apart and finally, to a reunion shaped by growth and maturity. Their love isn’t a fairytale; it’s a testament to patience, trust and becoming. It reminds us that marriage isn’t the finale of romance, but its evolution. A recognition that love, to last, must keep changing shape, deepening, softening, strengthening.


There’s something profoundly beautiful about that. Because love, in its truest form, isn’t about permanence; it’s about participation. It’s choosing to stay open even when life brings loss or uncertainty. It’s showing up, imperfectly but wholly, through every season.


Behind the veil, love is raw, resilient and real. It asks us to be both soft and strong, to see one another clearly and still choose each other. Again and again.


Words: Louise Maxwell




Hair & Make-Up: Louise Maxwell

Photography: Stephanie Shenton Photography

Videography: Jack Chute

Wedding dress: Eva Lendel

Location: Raco Ibiza








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