Kerry and Max’s wedding was a high energy rock and roll affair held at Templars wedding barn in Hungerford, but it didn’t start there! First off prep was at the Pheasant Inn, then we headed to Shaw House for the ceremony before arriving at Templars Barn for a blessing. Max is the lead guitarist for…
Emily and David’s wedding was at two places I’d never been before, Christ’s Church in Dulwich as well as Dulwich College. The church has a unique look to it, not very churchy at all but instead a gothic imposition which is nice to look at as you approach it. David got ready at the Half…
Londodd If you’ve never been to the Town Hall Hotel in Bethnal Green you really should. It feels familiar even though you’ve never been there before. In my case, it could be down to the minimalistic art deco design and period colours that I felt right at home here. A wonderfully honest space which still…
It may be cold outside but for those getting married, this time of year lends a sense of warmth to the month. December weddings have a certain intimacy and closure to that separates them from those at other times of year…and not just because often we can’t go outside! Amy and Chris had their candlelit…
Here is Laura and Adam’s big bash from early May at College Farm in Norfolk, there’s a lot of photos here, but there’s so many great ones I had to leave them in! This was my first time at College Farm, it’s a wonderful country venue with several distinct garden spaces around it, the whole…
I love London weddings. Logistics can sometimes be a headache but from a creative standpoint (and once you’re there) you can find things, shapes, colours and perspectives which you can’t anywhere else and the contrast between country weddings is huge and something I love to embrace. This is Laura and David’s wedding at The Gherkin.…
In early October I was fortunate enough to be shooting Bel and Victors wedding at Aynhoe Park near Banbury. If you’ve never heard of Aynhoe it’s a wedding venue turned up to 11 with an eclectic mix of decor throughout. On arrival a unicorn on a piano greets you and it just sprials on from…
There are certain weddings I’ve shot where I’ve felt I was always meant to be the photographer. With Claire and Josh I first met them at the Cripps Barn open day, they were being surreally walked around the barn virtually via Skype (they live in Australia) and in an odd co-incidence Claire used to be…
Here is Siobhan and Robins’ wedding at Woodhill Hall near Newcastle. I shoot weddings all over but I’m not usually this far up North, but it’s so worth the trip for the rolling countryside and laid back feel of the area. Everyone is so nice! A detached Georgian manor house, uniquely decorated with its own…
My first venture to the Mapledurham Estate was for Cayley and Matt’s wedding in August which also happened to fall on one of the sunniest days of the year. It wasn’t until the evening the we had any cloud cover. If you’d like to know what the most challenging conditions are to shoot in it’s…
Here is Esme and Nathan’s Tipi wedding on the grounds of Bean Cottage in Hampshire. While Bean Cottage was their final destination, Esme, Nathan and all their family got ready at West End House in Froyle before leaving for their ceremony at St Matthews Church in Blackmoor where there were so many candles I almost…
Here’s Anne and Nick’s September wedding at Castle Durrow in Ireland. I love heading to the Emerald Isle for weddings, I love the local food, the Guinness and the friendliness of the locals. It’s like a calmer version of the UK! Anne and Nick had their reception at the Castle, but their ceremony was at…