I’m getting asked to photograph the gentlemen’s wedding preparations more and more frequently. This is great for me and allows me to create a set of images with a little more variety. There’s obviously a few logistical considerations to be taken into account on the morning itself but the resulting images are well worth it!
A really fun and individual wedding with Mark and Anna at the wonderful Houghton Mill in Huntingdon and then a festival atmosphere tipi reception deep in the Cambridgeshire countryside!
Louise and Jon’s wedding at St Andrew the Great church – the one right in the centre of Cambridge near the Lion Yard and the lovely Rectory Farm on Madingley Road.
A few of my favourites from Helen and Nick’s wedding at harston Church and Anstey hall in Cambridge. I’m particularly fond of the “magic” image with the bridesmaids amazing expression!
Oh wow, love how you framed the one with the pool noodles, with the reaction of the guests visible in the mirrors! I’m not planning a wedding, nor do I even live in England. But I enjoy photography as a hobby, particularly a “journalistic” approach. So you’re blog is inspiring to me – love your style!ReplyCancel
Photography from Hannah and Jakes’ wedding at the beautiful 17th Century Quendon Hall on the Essex/Herts border.
Weddings are all about stories and Louise and Jon’s lovely day at Bourne church and Longstowe Hall was full of characters, little stories and narratives…..
Pictures from Cat and Jimbob’s fantastic wedding day at the Cambridge Union Society followed by the University Botanical gardens and a reception in Harston Village Hall
Tiny little moments of quiet, loving glances and fleeting interactions are often what can be most telling at a wedding. They are often hidden in the cracks between the cake cutting and the confetti and all the loud and exciting bits. They are there at every wedding and these are the moments that are most important. have a look at some examples of quiet and small moments from Amy and Will’s intimate Cambridge wedding.
So, imagine the scene as , minutes before it’s time to leave for her wedding Vicky (the bride in the picture) realises that the zip on the side of her wedding dress is stuck. And I don’t mean just a bit stuck I mean fabric rippingly, sewing kit and scissors out in a panic stuck! […]
I was just viewing your website portfolio in detail.
I have to say your work is very professional, creative, and you capture the moods perfectly. Keep up the great work.
Regards
Jonathan
Award winning, Cambridgeshire and Essex and Nationwide, Wedding and Events Toastmaster, Coordinator, Consultant and MC…ReplyCancel
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