Today is the day when three years ago, after 8 years together, we finally became husband and wife. I really can’t believe how it’s been so long since the wedding already… Happy wedding anniversary darling, here’s to many more adventures! x
Photo by the always amazing Johanna Myllymäki.
Is it another sneak peek? Why yes, yes it is! One day, not very far from now, I will have a full wedding to show, I promise. But in the meanwhile I couldn’t resist sharing some joy from Jacqueline and Simon’s Somerset wedding. Stay tuned!
A while back I had the pleasure of getting interviewed by the lovely Rachael D’Cruze for The Photographer’s Guide to Turning Pro, a new magazine from the people behind Professional Photographer, which is aimed at photographers who are about to embark on the journey of turning their hobby into a business. The issue is out now, and you should be able to find the at your nearest newsagent’s – if you’re an aspiring photographer I think the whole magazine is a pretty good read.
Hello, my name is Marianne and I’m a field addict… I’m sure this will pass (in time with the seasons), but at the moment I just can’t get enough of dragging couples out into fields for some portraits! Sophie and Henry got married in Solihull on Saturday and at Sophie’s request I have whipped up a little super speedy sneak preview. More to come (quite a bit) later…
This summer I’ve had the pleasure of seeing a lot of the UK on my adventures covering weddings across the country – it’s been really exciting getting to know parts of the country I’ve never visited before. For Kirsty & Richard’s wedding in the imposingly beautiful Tattershall Castle, I got to venture all the way out to Grimsby, and beyond.
Since the castle was quite a way away from the other venues in Grimsby, there was also a fair bit of travelling involved on the actual wedding day. But I’m not complaining, since I got to travel in style with the couple in Winston, a 1957 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud from Silver Spirit Wedding Cars, which was chauffeured by the lovely Harold. I have to say that was something I could get used to on a regular basis!
I just loved the Lincolnshire countryside, everywhere you looked was so very beautiful, and on the way to the reception I couldn’t resist getting Harold to pull over and dragging Kirsty & Rich into a field for a little portrait session!
Thanks so much guys for having me share your wedding day with you, it was so much fun! You are both such sweethearts and I wish you, and little Colbie, all the best in your future together.
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