TWO WEDDINGS ONE LOVE

November 11, 2021

Amy and Dave’s Two-Part Summer Wedding at Lyminster Church and The Walled Gardens Cowdray

Keen to tie the knot but equally keen to party with all those they love, Amy and Dave made it work in the face of adversity as they planned their big day around the restrictions of the pandemic. This determined couple decided on a dual date wedding and totally smashed it!

15 was definitely the magic number, as they organised 15 guests on the 15th of May for their wedding ceremony, followed by a blessing and party three months later on August 15th.

We made sure we kept in touch with Amy and Dave to support them as they tailored their plans in the run up to their big days and when Amy said she was going to have a different style dress for each occasion they loved my suggestion to reflect this in their photography.

For ‘Part One’ they totally rocked the contemporary industrial look with Amy’s on-trend pairing of laid-back leather biker jacket with flowing gown and veil from Ghost, and Dave’s modern three piece suit in stylish blue and grey from Moss Bros.

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Romance, Rain, Rugby & Roses

October 17, 2017

Kate & Michael's Walled Garden Wedding

It was a July summer’s day when teachers Kate and Michael chose to graciously leave their sunny weather expectations at the door, so as to embrace the slightly grey rainy wedding morning that was dealt to them. These two had such an amazing outlook enabling them to welcome creativity and make the most of the drizzly circumstances and considering Kate and Michael were forced to change their outside summer ceremony plans, their flexibility to rearrange everything at the last minute was simply admirable. Highlighting just how much of a wonderful positive perspective they had, was also how they generously trusted me as their photographer to capture many amazing memories whilst in the most fun way possible! Despite the unreliable English weather, Kate and Michael certainly chose to see every moment that day as precious, which I believe was truly the key to the obvious joy they reflected in their images.

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