Best of Wedding Photography

Pennsylvania Castle Weddings consistently deliver the wow factor at this unique Dorset wedding setting.

Catherine & Steve’s wedding proved to be another great British outdoor wedding. The weather was onside with clear skies throughout the all important ceremony and canape reception, allowing everyone to enjoy the luxurious grounds over looking the English Channel.

Gathered friends from as far away as Hong Kong, gathered in Portland, Dorset for them to exchange their vows and celebrate the day.

Athelhampton House weddings are always a pleasure to capture.  A beautiful tudor manor house steeped in history just outside Dorchester in Dorset.

It was the second time around for this couple walking down the aisle together.  Having had their actual wedding back in Mladja’s home country of Serbia, this was Aimee’s traditional English wedding!

A great day with some great images captured.  A first for me to hear that the Bride had forgotten her bouquet when she arrived at the venue – so just as well I had some photos of it from the time of the bridal preparations!  A quick thinking Bridesmaid hastily gathering blooms from the grounds of the venue, just before Aimee took to walking down the aisle saved the day!

Little Quarme Weddings offer undisturbed views out over a beautiful Somerset valley.

A gorgeous English wedding setting near to Exmoor National Park. Dave and Caroline’s day was a relaxed gathering full of personal touches, great surroundings and fine music.

The groom, along with many of his friends were musicians, so the afternoon and evening celebrations were highlighted with some classic summer feel good tunes creating that all important party atmosphere.

This was a great wedding full of laughter, something caught well in the recordings taken during the wedding breakfast speeches. The resulting Photofilm being one of my favourite from this years wedding season.

Knowle Manor weddings are a great setting to hold an exclusive British Country house wedding.

Gaby & Ben are based in New York but had wanted to have an authentic British wedding in a uniquely British setting.

In the shadow of Dunster Castle, this private house was the perfect place within which to bring both their US and UK friends together for a great weekend of celebration.

Married under the branches of a great Oak tree, followed by summer lawn games, lively wedding breakfast speeches and great first dance routines.  It was a great party and one I was sad to have to leave!