This is a classic shot from Karen and Steve’s recent wedding – that’s all for now! More to come soon : )

Here is a taster of the photography we did for Michelle and Andrew recently at One Great George Street, one of my favourite London wedding venues. More to come in a short while!

Talia and Michael’s wedding took place at the beautiful Auberge du Lac at Brocket Hall, one of several weddings in Hertfordshire I am photographing this year. Talia got ready in the bridal suite, which has a huge bay window, so the light poured in. Talia and Michael had hoped for an outdoor ceremony, but the good old English weather denied them that, so the chuppah was held in the tiny dining room, which was a tight fit! As usual, almost all of our coverage is documentary photography, honestly recording the day’s events. Our outdoor portraits are gently directed to get the best from the light and the location.

And luckily for us all, the clouds parted after a while, and we could all go outside for the rest of the day, and as you’ll see, the light in the evening was stunning. The speeches were excellent, and the dancing was brilliant – I think there were some very accomplished dancers among the guests. An excellent day was had by all.

 You can see a slideshow with music of these images (and a few more!) if you click here

Talia’s dress was by Louise Marie Couture, and her flowers were by Louise at Kendalls.

You can see Talia and Michael’s pre-wedding session here.

This is a sneaky preview of Talia and Michael’s beautiful Hertfordshire wedding at The Auberge du Lac last weekend. More to follow soon!

Victoria and Sam’s London wedding took place in the impressive Guard’s Chapel, Westminster, part of the Wellington Barracks in London. It’s a monumental building, decorated with the standards of many regiments, both current and past. The alter remains from a previous incarnation, before the building was damaged in the war. It’s a striking contrast.

Sam got ready at the fabulous Berkeley Hotel, and Dana photographed the boys as they walked to the chapel. It was a beautiful service, with members of the Regimental Band of the Irish Guards playing, and there was also a beautiful soloist from the Choir of the Guards’ Chapel. After the ceremony there was an impressive Guard of Honour in their red tunics and bear skin hats.

We had a chance to take some portraits of the bridal party in St James’ Park, as we walked to One Great George Street for the reception.

It was a fantastic day, full of ceremony, dignity, laughter and love.

 I photographed Vix and Sam for their pre-wedding session, which you can see here.

The MC was Simon Green

The flowers were by Mary Jane Vaughan

The Magician was Paul Martin

Following on from my last post, here is Part Two of Nisha and Nishal’s beautiful Asian wedding. These images are from the wedding ceremonies, both Civil and Hindu, which took place on the third day. And as you’ll see, Nisha and Nishal met before their ceremony and had an impromptu ‘First Look’.

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