After some brief rain at St Andrew’s church, high contrast sunshine was the order of the day for Sam and James’s wedding earlier this month. And it was our first visit to Englemere in Ascot. The site dates back to 1817 but it was substantially rebuilt at the end of the 19th century – and…
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Our visit to the Alexander House Hotel in Sussex offered us the first taste (albeit limited) of spring sunshine for this wedding season (though that cold easterly breeze was still very much in attendance). Melanie and Matthew enjoyed a fairly small wedding – and for this, the Alexander House House is always a perfect choice….
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Catrin and Ian’s marriage on 23rd March was one of the coldest wedding days I can remember. But never mind the driving sleet and that killer easterly wind, we still managed to take some shots outside St Mary’s church in Harefield (well done to the couple, particularly Catrin). And the car shot outside of the…
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Wedding photographers frequently encounter instructions from Registrars and the clergy to refrain from taking photographs during the official signing of the marriage register. Photographers are usually given time after the signing to ‘mock up’ the signing and fake the photographs. The reason typically offered is Data Protection: the register holds private information (from previous marriages)…
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The nature of wedding photography has changed dramatically over the last 20 years; and such is the current level of diversification, wedding couples can have very different expectation and aims. Years ago, a wedding photographer was simply a technical wizard who owned a mysterious box that few other people would have know how to use….
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