Weddings

I especially love weddings with lots of children running around and having captured Adam and Ailise Shield’s wedding the previous year, I was delighted to be asked again to catch Alana and Ronan’s beautiful day, certain there would be lots of pint sized poppets to chase af

Danny and Hannah’s wedding took place at the peaceful settings of Meynell Langley Hall, Derbyshire. It wouldn’t seem right talking about their day without mentioning their large group of friends who I met night before and kindly shared a beer or two with me on the eve of t

Right, so where was I? That’s right, we were all in a big red bus singing, ‘The Bear Necessities’ on our way to Palm2 hosting the pop up, Sabel, where delights of *great grub, belly-achingly-funny speeches and party-time were to follow. Here are a few more memories o

One question people love to ask me is, “Have you worked with any bridezillas?” I know they’re wanting a juicy story and a teeny tiny part of me wishes at times that I had an elaborate tale for them… but I’m afraid my answer is always no, I haven’t.

People always ask, “Do you love your job?” Well… I get to spend and delve into people’s lives at one of the most joyous and happy occasions of their being, capturing natural and creative images. Every one is happy. EVERYONE. Hanging out with the bride and her g

Waow! I really don’t know where to start with this wedding except for saying, waow! Maybe I should say that Tara and Paul are friends of mine and I think it’s of no secret that we’ve all been wondering when they would give us a great day out?! But they do say all goo

If you follow my blog you’ll know that morning preps is usually my most favourite part of the day. It’s the staging area before the main event where everyone is in high spirits… a little bit excited, a little bit nervous… with a sense that something wonderful i

What sort of wedding does two very out going, happy and colourful people have? A wedding like this one. It took place at the wonderfully grand Walcot Hall that is bursting with eccentricity. George Clarke has featured Walcot Hall’s Chapel as one of his ‘Amazing Spaces̵

I loved many things about this wedding… I loved that my very first picture of the day was of a gentleman sitting outside The Merchant having a quiet cigarette to himself, deep in thought. I loved that it turned out to be Lesley’s dad. Photo I loved that Clandeboye Estate i

I love the traits of an Irish wedding and a fine example of this was at Breige Halferty’s house the morning of her big day. The family gathered at the ‘family home’ and everyone tucked in to a large breakfast spread where there was enough food to feed the 5,000. Scon