WEDDING MAGAZINE FEATURES

It’s always lovely to see our weddings in print and we’re very lucky to have had three of late. The ever fantastic You & Your Wedding magazine featured two of my weddings in their September/October issue. Thank you Julia, for the beautifully written features!

First up was Lisa & Rory’s detail-filled Olde Bell wedding in Hurley…

I’m not really one for testimonials, but Lisa’s comment is exactly what I’ve been trying to achieve over the past three years. It made me proud as punch. “I wanted really soft, warm photographs with natural light and Chloé Browne went above and beyond all weekend long… She seemlessly blended in with our guests – everyone thought she was just a really good friend who happened to like taking a lot pictures! That, to me, is what makes a fantastic wedding photographer.” I did send her chocolate, but I’d like to think that this was true, irrespective of the edible bribe.

Leo & Esme’s incredible destination wedding in St Tropez was also featured in this issue. Oh, that light… I could have died happy that day.

We also saw an extensive feature on Georgia’s planning process for her wedding in Aix-en-Provence with some invaluable tips about how to keep things running as smoothly as possible, whilst planning a wedding abroad. Hiring a planner was one of them and I couldn’t have agreed more. Kerry Bracken & her team at Lavender & Rose are worth their weight in gold!

Sunsets in the south of France seem like a distant memory with these grey London skies but autumn has brought us our fair share of pretty cosy weddings back home here in England.

There’s a lot more to come including an exciting announcement before the year is out.

 

 

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6 Comments

  1. Fantastic year and Wedding season Chloe, well done, with all your achievements.

  2. Super Chloe, it’s such a testament to your skills that you not only get published in so many awesome magazines but also that couples take you to so many fantastic locations. Here’s to another fab year no doubt!

  3. The St. Tropez wedding is one of my all time fave CTL weddings! Bravo for being featured in print! Can’t wait to hear the announcement..

    x

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