The wedding of Poppy and Rob -Pennard House Wedding Photographer ” We love the pictures SO much! Can’t stop looking at them and reliving it! Thank you so much! You are so talented and they are so wonderful.” Poppy and […]
Wedding photography
I wanted to shoot a wedding at Parish’s House ever since I moved to Bristol. Parish’s House is a hidden gem. A stunning and exclusive garden and parkland near Bath. A place that offers you a blank canvas to put […]
Two things I really love, a bit of glamping and a good old traditional country pub. The Holford Arms in the picturesque counties of Wiltshire and Gloucestershire offer both. With luxury chalets, permanent bell tents and camping facilities, all your […]
Cotswold micro wedding – my new favourite It’s easy to fall in love with a Cotswold micro wedding for obvious reasons. But let me tell you, falling in love with this wonderful bride and groom was even easier. From the […]
Personally, I love small weddings and in particular, this cool micro wedding in Bristol has my heart. Everything about the day was wonderful. So much joy and laughter and the coolest craft beer powered by Arbor Ales. Bristol Town Hall […]
If you are a lover of the big city, but nature is also close to your heart, getting married at the Wetland Centre will bring you the countryside to London. This beautiful and unique place is available to hire for […]
After only just moving to Bristol, I had the huge honour of photographing a wedding at Bristol Royal Marriot Hotel! And not any wedding : an extravagant and colourful union of two beautiful humans, Andy and Matt. They had their […]
I’m not sure you can find a venue as quirky and unique as Coed even if you tried! What makes it so special I hear you ask! It has the most relaxed vibe and it offers a blank canvas to […]
I lived and studied photography in Aberdeen for four years so when I was asked to photograph a wedding there I was over the moon to say the least! I can’t describe how lucky I was to be a part […]
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so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.”