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St Donat's Castle, Wales | Wedding photography | Rachel & Eugene

June 09, 2012 • Leave a Comment

The second of two Jubilee weekend weddings, this time for Rachel and Eugene in The Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. A quaint church ceremony in Llandow then off to St Donat's Castle for the reception: a stunning veune with tiered gardens and access to the Bristol Channel made this very unique for some contemporary images of the Bride and Groom. They were...

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Wedding Group Shots: Formal or Informal?

April 07, 2012 • Leave a Comment

What pops into your head when you think of wedding group photographs? Boring? Time-consuming? Would rather be enjoying your first glass of bubbly? Formal group shots have been part and parcel of wedding photography since people started taking photographs at weddings. Having a photographer who can organise them quickly and effciently, allowing gu...

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The Beauty of the Wedding Album

March 25, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Nowadays we are so used to seeing images on a screen, whether that be computer, phone or tablet we lose the joy of actually handling a real photograph. Wedding photography can fall into the same trap, you get your images on a disc which then get stored away and rarely get fully appreciated. One of the best ways to counter this is having an album...

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A match made in Dorset

February 15, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Rachel and Tim had an exquisite wedding down in Dorset and it was a pleasure to photograph such a relaxed and happy couple. The drive through Kingston Lacy's tree lined avenue was a bonus as there were no other cars coming and so I managed a few on the fly! Must get myself a chauffeur to help with this in future! An idyllic setting down by the Rive...

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Tim and Rachel's Wedding

July 27, 2011 • Leave a Comment

A glorious country wedding down in Dorset for Rachel and Tim. I thoroughly enjoyed the day and was made to feel very welcome. Awesome little wedding car and I was lucky enough to sneak in behind them as they left the church so passing through the avenue of beech trees at Badbury Rings I managed to get a few shots of the car ahead of me (whilst d...

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