LATELY…

…I have been seeing a lot of the sea.

An intimate wedding in Mallorca and an engagement session in Brighton has made it an exceptionally good week. Both had sunshine and couples really very much in love.

Today I’m going to be far away from the sea in the Great British city of London, photographing a wedding where Shakespeare used to wet his whistle. It’s raining and grey but I always feel like weddings are so much bigger than the weather. Two beautiful people are today committing themselves to each other, for life. Their friends and family will witness it all, smiling, laughing, drinking champagne, we’ll all eat cake, dance and celebrate. Really then, who cares if it rains?

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  2. Nice post Chloe, very true. It’s been raining a lot today, hope you didn’t get too wet! x

  3. Didn’t have a wedding in London myself today but I’ve been sympathising with those that do as it has rained all day. Hope you managed to get outside for a few photographs!
    Nick

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