Weddings

Sunny July 21st brought the first anniversary of Mr and Mrs Coburn and the wedding of lovely Pam and John. This wedding took place in Blackpool but the usual tack was replaced by a glorious day with beautiful bridesmaids, flowers and a wonderful ceremony.

For the reception, Mr and Mrs Simpson headed over to the White Tower on South Shore where they shared a lovely meal, speeches and a surprise birthday cake was presented to John for a very special birthday.

There were tons of smiles and so much joy in the room, Pam and John definitely enjoyed their day thoroughly and celebrated right through to the end. A lovely day was had by all and I am so pleased to present some of their photos to you, below.

Thanks for having me. x

This week I met up with the lovely Kirsty and Tom in Cleveleys. They met last year when both living in the same area and shortly after, got together. They are a lovely couple but Tom happens to work on the sea a lot so he’s away for long periods of time. Due to this, Kirsty decided she’d like some photos of them both to look at when he’s not around. That’s where I came in and I was so happy to see their love through the lens.

At every wedding you see an incredible amount of love and happiness amongst the couple and the guests alike. However, at this wedding, there seemed to be double that and it was a little overwhelming for me as the photographer. Laura and Ollie had originally booked to get married in summer 2018 but decided to bring their wedding day a year forward due to health concerns within the family. Knowing this made me feel like I had an extra special job on my hands to capture the smiles of the people they love, and I feel confident that I did that, even if it stirred some emotions in me during prep, photographing and the editing process.

Laura and Ollie decided to get married at Hyde Bank Farm in Stockport which is a beautifully secluded location with a brand new reception room and stunning views for miles. Right up until the wedding, Laura was absolutely chill. There was no shaking her. Her chief bridesmaid on the other hand, wanted to make sure that the day was perfect and thank goodness because she was the one who made sure that everything was in place and helped a great deal on the day, particularly in helping me to get some great shots. On the day, the bride was excited but calm and collected, but Ollie, well, he was shaking all over.

But you could totally tell why once you saw them together. Their love is so pure and so strong it just creates a huge bubble around them. Their wedding was a day of love and intense happiness, plenty of laughter and lots and lots of happy memories. Take a look below:

Almost 600 miles, 3 nights, one stop in Oxford and two bags of fruit pastilles.

Becki and Dan’s wedding was truly beautiful, their decoration was simple and elegant, their guest list was short and select, and they enjoyed a (mostly) sunny and love-filled day to celebrate their two lives becoming one. Becki and Dan met through a mutual interest on Facebook and since then their friendship and relationship have grown stronger with time.

In the presence of Dan and Becki, I felt incredibly content and comfortable; happy. Anyone that knows the couple will tell you how instantly friendly and approachable they are. Their easy-going natures allowed for experimentation and a bit of playful photography. They were willing to try some funky poses and allowed me to be myself behind the camera but mostly I enjoyed capturing the happiness and laughter that filled the day. They had very few worries, if any, and simply were able to enjoy becoming husband and wife.

I want to take this opportunity to thank Becki and Dan for asking me to be their photographer. What an absolute honour to capture such an important day in a really lovely couple’s life and they really reminded me how much I love a good wedding. I must say, it was hard not to cry during the ceremony and speeches… I had to remind myself that if I cried I wouldn’t be able to see and that’s quite important!

Mr and Mrs Oughton, please enjoy your photos, I hope you can look back on the day with a smile for many, many year to come.

On Hallowe’en 2015, Elaine and Steven had arranged a beautiful wedding in the lovely Irish village of Dromore. Having never been to an Irish wedding before, I wasn’t too sure what to expect but the service was beautiful and involved all of their guests. Whilst lucky with the weather, the couple had their ceremony in a beautiful church with stained glass windows facing east which allowed some beautiful colours to flood the open room during the sunny midday.

Elaine arrived in a beautiful vintage car and stepped out smiling, excited for the day ahead. Her elder brother played his violin for her as her father walked her down the aisle to meet her husband at the alter. The day was beautiful; filled with love and happiness.