A WEDDING AT RANGERS HOUSE | GREENWICH

A wedding at Rangers House is always a pleasure to photograph. Tall windows, red walls and a pretty little garden out the back. Esther & Nathan had planned a very intimate tea party wedding with an exceptional ending…

Instead of giving traditional wedding favours, these two decided to put everyone on a coach to the airport for two weeks in Mauritius. Now that’s what you call a honeymoon.

Thank you to you Ella, for introducing me to the beautiful Esther and oh-so-suave Nathan. It was a gorgeous afternoon and I love you for having me there with you.

Venue: Rangers House, Greenwich // Dress: Blackburn Bridal, Blackheath

I am exceptionally lucky to share moments like these in people’s lives, witness the love of their friends and family and to call it all a job.

Up next I’ll show you a sneak of some of the beautiful things we have seen in the past few weeks. A wedding on the Amalfi coast, two weddings in  France; Beaune & Provence, a little affair in Barbados and a wedding I’m just about to photograph in Spain. Summer is very good to us indeed.

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12 Comments

  1. errr the whole wedding on honeymoon…. WOW. This is so elegant and beautiful and Chole your style is effortless and sophisticated. LOVE IT x

  2. The logistics of those wedding favours boggles my brain! Wow! Gorgeous wedding, Esther looked radiant and so happy all the way through it.

  3. I think they did themselves the biggest favour by working with you my love. Bliss. P.S So wish i was a guest at that wedding…..Mauritius, oh my!

  4. They gave WHAT as favours? At the last wedding I went to as a guest I got a biscuit with my name on it. My friends suck.

    Such beautiful photos Chloe, I want you to photograph my imaginary next wedding please.

  5. Lovely wedding, everyone looks so happy! Not surprising…. Mauritius. Love the B&W photo of the 3 flower girls walking behind the bride & groom, precious. xx

  6. Chloe, you really captured Esther’s beauty, she has one of the most sensational smiles, and the Edwards all look gorgeous…in fact {everyone} looks amazing! Good job!

  7. What a very English venue with sunshine and smiles and love all around, you’re very talented and a fabulous photographer.

  8. Amazing family and location, beautiful weather and light too. I’m amazed by the scale of the wedding and the way you managed to come with so may great images.

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