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September 21, 2026

Lauren & Richard’s Summer Wedding at Upwaltham Barns, West Sussex.

Two venues, one wonderfully relaxed summer wedding, and a day where the love seemed to grow as the celebrations unfolded. Lauren & Richard began at Edes House in Chichester, sharing their vows surrounded by their closest family and friends before heading out onto the lawn for drinks, laughter and a brilliant ‘bubble’ send-off.

A gorgeous vintage car, provided by a family friend, then whisked them away from the city and into the South Downs to Upwaltham Barns, where more guests were waiting and the summer party really began. Pimm’s, craft beer and canapés set the tone for an afternoon and evening that felt wonderfully easy-going and completely centred around family, happiness and fun.

Lauren’s favourite colour, teal, ran throughout the day, softened with pretty peach tones in the flowers and details. Against the warm brickwork of Edes House and the natural greens and golden countryside at Upwaltham, it created a fresh, colourful palette that suited their love of the outdoors perfectly.

There was so much personality to capture throughout the celebrations – relaxed moments with family and friends, creative groups, plenty of laughter during the speeches and a feast from Nibbles2Nosh, finished with a dessert bar and fabulous brownie-stack wedding cake. Then it was onto a choreographed first dance before the dance floor filled for the evening.

And amongst all that energy, we stole Lauren & Richard away for a little time together. Up on the iconic Upwaltham hill, the late summer sun dropped behind the South Downs, bathing the fields in golden light. Lauren’s veil caught the breeze and suddenly everything felt wonderfully quiet – a chance to create something atmospheric and romantic while still keeping that relaxed, outdoorsy feel that had been woven through their whole day.

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Making History

September 12, 2018

Josie & Graham's Edes House Summer Wedding

This June I was privileged to be asked to photograph the wedding of a familiar face from my school days. Mr Wigley, as I knew him then, was the man who taught me history back in secondary school and now he was to be marrying his long-term love Josie. As we talked on the phone and met in advance to discuss the wedding photography arrangements, I gradually got used to dropping the formal 'Mr Wigley' and addressing him as Graham! I felt honoured to be trusted with such an important task, considering that his former memories of me must have been as a meer teenager! I was delighted to see Graham and Josie tie the knot at a very classy ceremony held at Grade I listed Edes House in Chichester and was very grateful to be on board to photograph this special occasion.

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