Cambridge Wedding Photographer | Cambridgeshire Wedding Photography

I photographed Rebecca and Tom’s wedding last Saturday at the amazing and very impressive Kimbolton Castle near St Neots. Looking back over the images there are several of the impressive facade of the building (it has huge pillars and great steps) some really lovely dancing images that I am really pleased with and some really great shots of people laughing and enjoying themselves. I also photographed some really key key moments that nobody else saw, some quick reaction shots and some shots utilising the amazing light in the building. But it’s not really those “show shots” that stand out from the whole set for me, I am much more drawn to the brief set of images below taken during the groom’s speech. Rebecca`s expressions speak volumes, the images were quietly taken and represent in microcosm the whole gamut of emotion from a wedding day. I think they are beautiful and I felt genuinelly moved as I edited them.

There is something really nice about being part of a small, intimate family wedding and Dale and Tracey`s day was no exception. I started off by photographing Dale`s “preparations” in the pub closely followed by the ceremony itself in one of the large windowed rooms at the hotel looking out over the gardens to the river. I got some lovely shots of Dale and Tracey exchanging vows – I love the expressions and the light in those images.

After the ceremony we all went punting and I followed by bike! It really was extremely cold but allowed for some great shots, very evocative with the Cambridge Colleges in the background.

The evening reception featured a huge amount of laughter, some very long and entertaining speeches and finally dancing! It was a great fun day with a fantastically warm and welcoming atmosphere, thank you to everyone who made me feel so welcome and made my job such fun on the day!

Flowers were by Jo at The Milton Flower Shop

Cup Cakes by Cakes2Party4

I have photographed at South Farm  many times and am always struck by it’s unique character and atmosphere. There’s not many places where you can get married within earshot of grunting rare breed pigs (that is a plus!!), be surrounded by a nature reserve, have your reception in a timber framed barn and have your photographs taken against the backdrop of a rusting old steam engine!

Shelly and Enzo`s wedding fitted in perfectly. Their relaxed, welcoming and warm style made for a day that was full of laughter, a few tears and one of the coolest wedding cakes I have seen in a while! Some of my favourites are below.

Venue South Farm

Flowers by Liz at Tilia wedding flowers

DJ Gary at The Titan Roadshow

Enjoy….