Lincolnshire Wedding Photography
In June, I took the lovely drive all the way up the Lincolnshire to a lovely little place called Ashby cum Fenby (yes, its really called that).
Alex and Vicky got married at The Hall Farm Hotel & Restaurant there. On a picture perfect day, the theme of the wedding was summer casual and all the chaps looked very relaxed in their loud and Hawaiian shirts, while the ladies all looked beautiful on one of the warmest days of the years.
I’ve known Alex and Vicky a long time – Alex being an old rugby playing friend of mine so it was lovely to be able to photograph their wedding.
As usual, the day was shot in a reportage manor, and here are a small selection of my favourites from the day (please click to see larger versions).
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Wedding Photography at Plaisterers’ Hall, One London Wall
At the end of May I travelled up to London to photograph Poppy and Rasim’s wedding held at Plaisterers’ Hall – One London Wall.
It was an absolute pleasure to be there, and I genuinely enjoyed all the traditions and atmosphere that a Turkish Cypriot wedding generates.
For the photographers who read this blog, I used a combination of a Canon 5D MKII and a Canon 1D MKIV and shot the whole day using just available light. Also, some of you may be interested in an article I wrote for The Photography parlour recently: Behind the scenes of a documentary wedding photography shoot.
Poppy had specifically chosen me because she wanted a documentary style wedding photographer and here are some of my favourites from the day:
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Leez Priory Wedding Photographer
Back in May I photographed the wedding of Scott and Kate in Essex. The ceremony took place at Our Lady Immaculate Church in Chelmsford, followed by a wonderful reception at the famous Leez Priory.
Leez Priory has been awarded Winner of Wedding Ideas Magazine ‘Best Wedding Venue’ twice in recent years and its obvious to see why. The weather was glorious for early May, and Scott, Kate their family and friends were clearly all having a great time.
As usual, here are a selection of some of my favourites from the day – all shot in a documentary / photojournalist way as is my wedding photography style.
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Littlecote House Wedding Photography
Back in May, I photographed the wonderful wedding of two lovely clients. The ceremony was held at the beautiful St John the Baptist Church, Mildenhall with the reception being held at the sumptuous Littlecote House, Hungerford, Berkshire.
The previous week had been strewn with, lets just say “issues” for them, but by the time the big day came around they were able to have a wonderful time, as did their guests – many of whom had defied the ash cloud and traveled from Australia.
Here are a few of my favourites from the edit to date. As always, each of these images were taken in a non-obtrusive reportage way. The weather was great, the bride and groom looked stunning and the venues were delightful. What more could you ask for at a wedding? – oh, perhaps a little Sabrage to boot too.
EDIT: Unfortunately, due to the military background of the clients, I am unable to show these images. However, I have had the following feedback about this wedding:
“My God, I am so very, very, very glad that we found you. The photos are absolutely incredible – it’s lovely to be reminded of how beautiful everything was and how much fun we and our guests had. You have captured such a diversity of events, facial expressions and moods, and it is a surprisingly complete account of our day – thank you for covering everything so well.”
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Whatley Manor Wedding Photography
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 had a thoroughly good time at their wedding, and so did all their guests.
I have several other weddings this summer and next year booked at Whatley Manor and I’m looking forward to each one more and more now. Here are a small selection of some of my favourite images from the first edit.
As ever, all of thse shots are pure documentary wedding photographs – no prompting, posing or moving of subjects.
