A STOMENNANO WEDDING IN TUSCANY

When I first met Jamie & Laura for coffee and a chat in London, I was a little bit enthralled with them both. Introspective and thoughtful, I knew that their wedding was going to be a quietly elegant affair and I could tell from their exchanges that it was definitely going to be a beautiful one.

 

Thank you both for trusting me to photograph your beautiful wedding and for letting me share such a personal occasion too. You’re the cat’s pyjamas. Thank you also to the team at Stomennano in Monteriggioni and to the lovely ladies at Chic Weddings Italy for the seemless organisation of the day.

This past week has been a flurry of flights back and forth to Italy where I photographed an astounding wedding with the exceptionally talented Clark & Palmer gentlemen, the printing of this summer’s travel, the photographing of babies belonging to previous brides and the bitter sweet bidding farewell to nights out with friends. Wedding season has arrived, but it’s welcomed with open arms.

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  3. Beautiful as always my darling! Love love love it!! What a stunning couple and gorgeous day of fun and laughter. Getting very excited about a certain Stockholm wedding!

  8. What a beautiful setting, and the detail, ah divine, and the brides dress wow! Wonderful memories as ever Chloe. xxx

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