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Monthly Archives: October 2009 Trudi and Paul chose dramatic Peckforton Castle in Cheshire for their wedding reception. Peckforton is one of those venues that offers opportunities for creative wedding photography at every turn. The building is a creative wedding photographer’s delight with nooks and crannies everywhere. Although the day was very wet and dull, Trudi was unphased and intent... This can be one of the most frustrating parts of a wedding ceremony from a professional wedding photographer’s point of view, especially in England. Church of England ministers and Local Authority-employed Registrars seem to be completely divided and often incoherent over what I, as the official photographer, should be allowed to do when it comes...  Lovely Hambleton Hall overlooking Rutland Water was the choice of Julia and David for their wedding. After a very intimate civil ceremony, the couple and their guests enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere of Hambleton Hall and the superb views over Rutland Water. David and the guys going to greet the wedding guests. Julia is escorted by...  The Fire Service (James) and the Police (Sam) came together for their Saturday wedding at Noseley Hall! The recent spell of good weather has been a real bonus, let’s hope it continues. The happy couple had a civil ceremony followed by a blessing in the chapel within the grounds of beautiful Noseley Hall, in the...  Langley Priory in Leicestershire is a beautiful, secluded venue. It’s the hidden jewel of the East Midlands, Sarah & Steve also had lovely weather, what more could a couple want for their wedding day! Their guests were entertained by a wonderful classical vocalist during the signing of the register and the whole day had an... |
