From the adorable local church to the countryside reception, Rosa and Andy's wedding was a delight to capture. A beautiful August day in Ingham punctuated with individuality....after all not many brides and grooms cycle all the way to their seats at wedding breakfast! Other favourite moments for me include the first marital head to head taking shape in the form of tug-of-war (with an extra special pair of shoes for the task) and an idyllic first dance outside in the fresh air. Wonderful! 

It's always fun to shoot at a new wedding venue and I'd been looking forward to photographing a wedding at South Farm in December when Natalie and Paul booked me last minute for this summer.  With a picturesque outdoor setting for the ceremony, an Asian tuk tuk on standby as the getaway vehicle and gorgeous grounds this was a pretty dreamy wedding to photograph - not to mention how beautiful Natalie looked.

Sarah and Simon chose to become Mrs and Mr at Cornwell Manor, a hidden gem of a venue which was formerly a hunting lodge set in the heart of the Cotswolds.  A late afternoon ceremony allowed for the rains to pass and the afternoon was spent outside in the sunshine.  A proper English country garden wedding.

I spent the May bank holiday nestled in the Surrey countryside, surrounded by green English forests capturing the beautifully bijou wedding of Kirsty and Iain. Their wedding was held at the Cain Manor, a stunning Elizabethan mansion.  The day was glorious so guests spent much of it outside in the beautiful gardens.

A delightful summer boho wedding full of creative handmade details in a cute Grantham Church followed by a reception at James' family home nearby.