Having spent a good deal of this year’s wedding season travelling the country to some amazing venues in beautiful locations it was nice to be at a local gem, Fairlawns for the marriage of Sophie & Damian.
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Today heralded the start of one of my favourite seasons for wedding photography – Autumn, with its beautiful colours and gorgeous light and where better to start the season than at the fabulous Moat House for the wedding of Karen & Andrew.
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Today’s wedding was our third church wedding in as many weeks, a little bit like buses, wait for one then three come together. St Michael & All Angels at Rushall is one of my favourite churches and provided a wonderful setting for the marriage of Gemma & Dave, with further photos being taken at Walsall Arboretum and their venue – The Chase Golf Club.
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Having already spent some time with Sam and Chad, photographing them on their pre wedding shoot, I was really looking forward to joining with them for the wedding day at Oak Farm. To coin an old phrase- a fabulous time was had by all – including myself!
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The first time I met Jenna she was a bridesmaid at her brother’s wedding, so she had first hand knowledge of how we perform on a live wedding. It wasn’t long before Danny and Jenna came along to discuss their special day with us. Their original plans had been thrown into turmoil as the venue they had chosen had ceased trading, fortunately for them the fabulous Moat House had a date available, the rest as they say is history.
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It was great to have Stephen back alongside me after his summer break for the Village wedding of Nicci and David at All Saints in Kings Bromley, a first time visit for us to this lovely place of worship.
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Recent weddings have seen me photograph guests from all parts of the world; Australia, New Zealand, America, Canada, Malaysia, Europe. Today I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Shereen’s family who had travelled from Abu Dhabi for the wedding at The Upper House at Barlaston. Long gone are the days of being “The Village” photographer.
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I first met Helen at a Bridal Fayre in Staffordshire and when she told me that she was to marry in Brixham, I was able to tell her about the many happy years I spent on holiday there.
It turned out that for many of these holidays I stayed at the same holiday centre as Helen and her family, Landscove, and believe it or not I later found out from her that this fact was very influential to her when deciding to ask me to photograph her wedding..!!
I am amazed at the amount of “firsts”that still keep coming my way after so many enjoyable years in the world of wedding photography.
Todays wedding of Ruth and Alister was a first personal visit for me to this delightfully quaint and quirky venue that is The Hundred House
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Today was our 3rd visit to the wonderful Sandon Hall in as many weeks and our 3rd where the brides shared a Christian name..Rachel. That is where the similarities end, same venue, but 3 entirely different and special weddings, and todays wedding of Rachel and Richard, with many guests flying in from the far east was no exception.
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