I have never seen a bride smile so much and so wide as Dana did all day.
Dana and Pete’s special day was all about their family and amazing friends, who were there to celebrate with them and have a stonking good time doing so!
With children laughing and running around, bouncy castles on the lawn for both the little kiddies and the big kids (adults), there was an abundance of photos and moments to capture. I had such a hard time picking my favourites to include in this blog.
When Dana and Pete received their photos they sent me this wonderful feedback:

We have had the pictures printed and put them into lovely folders. We are having trouble picking ones for our wall, as they are all gorgeous, we might end up using them all, it will end up as shrine lol.

I have shown all the family the photos and they love them as much as we do. I knew from the moment we met you, that you would meet our expectations and capture our lovely day.
So a big massive thank you and we will be highly recommending you xx – Dana & Pete

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There are some wedding days that I know I will never forget.
Charlotte and Kevin’s was one of those truly beautiful days. It was a day of utter celebration – Celebrating their Love, Life, Family and Friends.
After taking their engagement photos at the beginning of the summer I was so excited about shooting their wedding day. There was no doubt in my mind that we would have the opportunity to capture a wonderful day and take amazing emotive photographs they would treasure for years to come.

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If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.

Gary and Maria contacted me a few weeks ago asking if I could fit them in on short notice.
They had just returned from their  dream Hawaiian wedding and were planning a wedding blessing, where all their loved ones who could not make it to Hawaii, could attend and share in their special day, and celebrate their love for one another.
Gary and Maria had been married on a deserted beach as the sun set, the waves crashed along the shore, a Hawaiian priest recited a traditional wedding blessing and blew a conch shell (is this making you jealous yet)?
The theme of the blessing was “Hawaii” and “tropical” and all the guests were encouraged to wear bright colours and Hawaiian shirts.
The blessing was held in Elmdon Church with photographs taken in the park afterwards.

The whole essence of Mark and Debbie’s special day was celebrating their love and commitment to each other with their friends and family.
I have never met a more relaxed bride and Debbie looked radiant. Guests were given specific instructions to come in what they felt comfortable in, and as long as they were there to share in the joy and love of the day, that was all that mattered.