Daisy Lowe was late to meet her friend Matilda on Hampstead Heath when her Maltese terrier Monty ran over to a very handsome Belgium Shepherd attached to a very handsome man. Upon seeing the meet-cute unfold, Matilda swiftly excused herself and the new acquaintances walked for hours through acid grasslands and wildflower meadows. The next day, Jordan Saul and Kai, the canine, took Daisy and Monty to Sandy Heath, where the real estate developer held the model’s hand and teased her that they were swiftly heading towards old married couple territory. Two years later, the foursome were back wandering those same shadowy woods when Jordan asked Daisy to marry him. Her answer? “F*ck yes.”
“It’s definitely the most romantic thing he has ever done for me,” says Daisy, referring to the 1930s-style ring designed by Jordan using some hastily learned CAD skills. “He drove our jeweler Mario at The Vault London insane, but it means the world to me,” notes his fiancée of the custom treasure, detailed with diamonds and a heart shot by Cupid’s arrow.
The wedding plans soon slotted into place, as the duo dreamed up a “wild, natural and romantic” setting befitting their relationship. Two hundred and twenty guests journeyed to Somerset ahead of Glastonbury festival to watch the couple wed amidst a whimsical meadow in full bloom, before dining in a vintage marquee and scampering off to a “dirty dancing barn” to party the night away on Daisy and Jordan’s fifth anniversary. It was a quintessential British summertime celebration, but with a rock ’n’ roll twist.
