Reportage Wedding Photography Wiltshire
My first of many May weddings to document was at the most local venues to me possible. Malmesbury Abbey and The Old Bell Hotel. Emily and Andrew got married at the Abbey – which, as always, looked stunning both inside and out. If you are ever in Malmesbury, please make sure you visit the Abbey – it really is a joyous building, with some incredible history.
Emily looked beautiful in her dress and once she had completed the short walk from The Old Bell to the Abbey the ceremony was under way. Andrew, quite rightly, looked bowled ver with pride when he saw his bride walking up the aisle.
The Old Bell, right next door the Abbey, put on a grand reception and the speeches were both funny and very emotional, with lots of poignant moments and tears. Being a Reportage Wedding Photographer at venues such a Malmesbury Abbey and The Old Bell allows me to flex my photography muscles in a purely observational way.
As usual, a small selection of my favourite images from Andrew and Emily’s day. Guests at the wedding can purchase prints if they so wish.
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Fantastic documentary coverage as always, Kevin. Love the speeches shots – so much emotion!
Yes, beautifully observed, and technically spot-on! Always enjoy your stuff, Kevin!
Fab shots Kevin, I love the sequence of shots from the bride’s arrival to the signing of the register!! Excellent coverage for the happy couple!
Great shots Kevin, I love the detail in the one where they are coming out of the church – the architecture is fabulous.
Beautiful images as usual Kevin. Love the venues
Stunning wedding photography as always – I love Andrew’s expression in church, the shapes in the picture as they leave the church (and that archway), and the guest studying the table plan (reassuring as someone who makes the things… nice to see they get read!)
There’s a space for this on English Wedding if you wish – let me know
Claire
great selection of photographs, I really liked the chairs with the Hymn books. Regards, Roberto.