Documentary Wedding Photographer | Wiltshire, Gloucestershire
Documentary Wedding Photographer Kevin Mullins
observation not orchestration
There are fewer things in life that make me smile more than my lovely little family. 2011 was a wonderful year for my wife and I. At this time of year I traditionally do a “my favourites” blog post – based on my documentary wedding photography images. And I will still do that in early [...]
Continuing this new section of my website where I will be featuring one of my favourite photographs each week and breaking it down. This weeks photograph is all about capturing emotional wedding photographs indirectly, taken from Caroline and Stewart’s Winter Wedding at The Old Bell here in Malmesbury last December. They actually got married at [...]
Brokenborough is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England. According to the 2001 census it had a population of 173. The village is situated very close to the county boundary with Gloucestershire and is two miles north of Malmesbury in Wiltshire, and four miles south of Tetbury in Gloucestershire. The Tetbury Avon, also known as [...]
Reportage Wedding Photography from Emily and Andrew’s wedding at Malmesbury Abbey followed by their reception at The Old Bell.
Early December last year and along with the arrival of some heavy snow here in the South West, came by busiest month for wedding photography of the year. It started with the very cool wedding of Caroline and Stuart at Malmesbury Abbey, followed by a fun-fueled reception at The Old Bell, Malmesbury. As I have [...]
Back in September I documented the wedding of Evelyne and Laurent. The ceremony was at my local catholic church here in Malmesbury, St. Aldhelms’s and the sumptuous reception was held at Whatley Manor. Whatley Manor is becoming one of my busiest venues and I have several other weddings booked there in 2011. As I’ve mentioned in previous blog [...]
In October I photographed the wedding of Amy & James at The Kingscote Barn, Gloucestershire. Kingscote Barn is one of favourite venues and, being so close to my home in Malmesbury, is a venue that I have several more bookings at over the course of 2011 to look forward too. Amy & James’ weddings was [...]
It’s been a bit chilly here in Malmesbury over the last few days. This morning, I headed up to Westonbirt Arboretum for a shoot and the car gladly told me it was -7 degrees! Brrr… So, I got back to Malmesbury and was going from my home to my studio and thought I try to get [...]
All Saints Church, Crudwell, Gloucestershire is a resplendent traditional church nestled in the wonderful old town of Crudwell. Minutes from Malmesbury, Kemble and Cirencester the church is ideally situated next to that other famous wedding venue in Crudwell, The Rectory Hotel. Please feel free to contact me to discuss your wedding photography requirements at All Saints [...]
Photographing a wedding at Whatley Manor is such a privilege. Laure & Rob got married there last weekend, and, as ever the hotel and its staff were impeccable. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t great for this wedding so Rob and Laure were confined to the inside for most of the day. Not to matter though – they [...]
The Old Bell, Malmesbury is reputed to be the oldes hotel in England. The Old Bell Hotel is luxurious Cotswolds hotel with cosy bar, outstanding restaurant and individually designed rooms. The historic building is in the shadow of Malmesbury Abbey. The Old Bell Hotel was first built in 1220. Today the guests still find the sanctuary of a [...]
The Rectory Hotel and Restaurant in Crudwell, Gloucestershire is a beautiful, elegantly furnished period house is set in three acres of Cotswold stone walled garden. Recently renovated, it is an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds, Tetbury, Bath and the ancient town of Malmesbury. Please feel free to contact me to discuss your wedding [...]
Malmesbury Abbey is a very popular wedding venue, and as Malmesbury is my hometown is somewhere I am very familiar with from a wedding photography perspective. Malmesbury Abbey was first built in 676 by Aldhelm, with the current building dating from around the 12th Centuary. One of the most notable features surviving from that period is [...]