Weddings can be pretty much non-stop with barely a chance for the couple to catch their breath. This is one moment where Stefanie & Craig had the chance to spend a couple of minutes together in the midst of all the partying going on during their wedding at Forrester Park yesterday. More on Graeme Brown’s blog here
Last Saturday, after a week of incessant rain, the sun shone for the wedding of Danish beauty Line, and her Scottish beau, Graeme, at the gorgeous Assynt House, outside Inverness. It was a fabulous day full of wonderful Danish and Scottish traditions and I love this alternative confetti shot (rice!). Check out the some more photographs at Lynne Kennedy’s blogsite.
Avant Photographic Pregnancy Photography Eastbourne.
A great family portrait of an Eastbourne family, in for maternity portraits. I love how Leigh is looking at his wife. It is how every father-to-be should look at his wife.
Loving the summer this year, as I am not a big fan of sunscreen… Amalie and Ian popped out for some portraits and we got caught on the hop – we all got soaked and had a fun five minutes hiding under a tree – thank goodness for easygoing brides 🙂 See the rest of their Notley Abbey wedding photography at Guy Hearn’s website
From an ongoing documentary project on the NE Scotland fishing fleet. Crew Member on the Whitehills registered MV Faithfull.
Iain Bain – www.iainbainblog.com
James and Jo’s wedding at Cowdray Park Walled Garden in Sussex was blessed with a fabulously bright and sunny day, with perfect blue skies – and then they flew away form their reception in a hot-air balloon – over the ruins of the Tudor-period Manor House.
Photography by Chris Mann
Duncan Kerridge catches the groom Paul in mid flight during his band’s last ever performance at his wedding to Ruth at the Tithe Barn in Hampshire.
Wedding at All Saints Church, Hamerton, Cambridgeshire
Photography by: Anna Rosell
A Holbeck Ghyll Hotel wedding by Steve Yates of Derwent Photography