Tuesday, 8th June 2010
Jamie and Michelle have now seen all their images, so I can post a few more here on the blog. You may recall they got married in May, at Langdons Registry office. The venue has really special meaning to the family as it’s where Michelle’s parents got married and so it made for a really emotional ceremony. The grounds are absolutely stunning at Langdons Registry office and we made full use of the stunning bluebells that were everywhere.
Here are a few more from their day.
One of Jamie’s Favourites.
A very proud Dad, who walked through this very door to get married. Before Michelle was even a twinkle in his eye.
Behind that door is this beautiful surprise entrance hall, you don’t find many like this!
Waiting……. patiently.
The two little bridesmaid’s didn’t want to stand for their photos but preferred to lounge around in the sun.
At the pre-wedding shoot 4 weeks before, Jamie was able to get his hands around the baby bump, boy those babies grow quick as he couldn’t get anywhere close on the wedding day!
This tree is very special, Michelle’s Mum sat in the tree for some of her wedding pictures, but we decided maybe not the best idea to be manhandling Michelle up into the tree so we did our own version.
Monday, 24th May 2010
I think the whole country had a heat wave on Saturday and Kelly and Ben’s Wedding in Cambridge was no exception. The Temple is a lovely intimate venue, where the grounds get the sun ALL day and evening!
This sneaky peek was taken at 7.30pm and as you can see the sun was still ever present!
Kelly and Ben are off to Thailand for a couple of weeks, I hope you both have an amazing time, I can’t wait to show you the rest of your images when you get back.
Monday, 17th May 2010
I can’t resist sharing this preview from Saturday’s wedding. The gardens of Langdon’s Registry office were stunning and carpeted in stunning bluebells, and gorgeous light.
More photos to follow when Michelle and Jamie have seen all their images.
Saturday, 15th May 2010
Carley and Ian are planning a very intimate country village wedding in June, including a precession for the church through the village with a world famous accordian player. Both fantastic muscians themselves these two are planning some really special and different treats for their guests on the wedding day, and I for one am really excited.
We caught up on all their plans and had sometime for camera action too.
Here are some images from their session:
Monday, 10th May 2010
I often give lifestyle portrait shoots as prizes for local charity events and last year I gave a session to 33 Engineer Regiment for one of their many charity fundraising events.
Tina and her family were the lucky winners, but it’s only recently that we have been able to get together, and we picked a fantastic sunny Sunday afternoon for their portraits!
They chose a location which is new for me, a lovely walk which starts at Debden Church and goes through the fields over a small lake and along the way contains lots of lovely locations for some fun portraits. It was so lovely and as it’s close to home it will be a great new walk for me to take Lily over the summer.
Here are some of my favourites from their session:
These two just love being in front of the camera, here’s a little series of them both that needed no direction from me for them to ‘work it’!
If you would like a fun portrait session at a place that means something to you, get in touch.
