
Are you maybe slightly dreading the formal or group photographs at your wedding? They can actually be fun and, with a bit of forethought and planning, can be quick and relatively painless to achieve!
I’m sitting writing this with the snow billowing outside. It’s lovely to be reminded of those sunny summer weddings and Hollie and Jason’s wedding at Wilobe Barn was certainly warm and welcoming! In a break from tradition you can enjoy the pictures in reverse order – it does get a bit wearing looking at so many makeup and prep shots!
It happens at fairly much every single wedding….the couple say their vows and exchange rings and then, with great gravity, the officiant grants them the permission they have been desperately waiting for and proclaims ” You may now kiss the bride!” Erm, well, thank you! What a funny old tradition it is that assumes that…
Some of my favourite moments from Robbie and Jennifer’s wedding. I started the day in a confined flat photographing half a dozen burly Scotsman getting dressed into kilts – the glamour of my job! The ceremony was in the beautiful Harvey Court Gardens before walking through Cambridge to Gonville and Caius College for the reception in the evening.
Ever wondered if you should feed your wedding photographer at your wedding? What is expected or the correct etiquette? Is it OK for wedding photographers to eat in public and is it really acceptable for wedding photographers to have to eat on the floor in corridors or to wash up cutlery after wedding guests? The answer to these and many other pressing food and wedding related questions are here!