I snuck away with my husband to a pretty little island, a few nights set aside just for two. It felt like a dream, a huge breath of fresh air, Santorini I love you, I do.
We were lucky enough to stay at the beautifully simplistic Carpe Diem and soak in the view of the caldera at Le Petite Palais. It really was a most lovely few days of falling in love and wishing we were Greek. If you haven’t already been, I don’t know what you’re waiting for.
A few years ago I moved to Italy and fell in love with Rome. Then I met an Australian and fell in love with him, moved back to London to get married and accidentally left a little bit of me behind. Returning to Rome to photograph a wedding was fantastic, but returning to Rome to photograph a wedding atop a castle was the icing on the cake.
..Here’s a sneak of what I’ve been doing over the past twenty-one days.
Some portraits in Paris…
Back to London for some pre-wedding photos on Columbia Road…
A walk along the river after a wedding at St Paul’s…
And a weekend in Portugal.
It’s been a very busy three weeks, but the next two are a little calmer with portraits and engagements and a lot of editing to do, before a wedding very close to my heart. I’m also going to be photographing this little beauty, our very own London Bride.
Megan & Nathan got married on a sweet, still day in May. I started the morning with Megan at the Haymarket Hotel where she was getting ready with a pretty little entourage of glamorous friends and family.
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Thank you Meg & Nate, for inviting us as guests and for having me photograph your lovely wedding.
In the five weeks since I last blogged, I have photographed four weddings in London, a wedding in Tuscany and a wedding in Rome atop a castle. I’ve been to the south of France, fallen in love with St Tropez, photographed an intimate elopement, flown back to Tuscany to photograph another sweet little wedding, and spent two glorious days in the unexpected London sunshine with a wedding at Northbook Park and a very first True Mod wedding.
We’ll be making up for lost time next week with a glamorous wedding in Provence, full of sunshine, smiles and our ever-gorgeous Georgia.
On a calm afternoon in Paris you can walk along for miles, you can stroll past the sights, you can stop for a while. We sauntered and we chatted, that afternoon in May, I edged them into nice light and at the end of the day, I waved them goodbye and wished them bonne chance, au revoir for a week… til their wedding in Provence.
Posting this BEFORE the start of the wedding season is cruel! :D BUT!!! Leaves plenty of time to book everything for the end of it ;) Beautiful place and sounds like you had a fab couple of days))
WOW that does look heavenly…I want to go there right now!
sigh. these are crazy beautiful. xoxox
Definitely one of my favorite places in Europe!!! :))
Love Santorini, and your photos capture the vibe perfectly
wow wow wow, this is amazing stuff! love it all :)
Dreamy! Agree with the others, you have caught the vibe; its a wonderful place for a holiday! :) xx
Beautiful Chloe. What a fairy tale break away and well deserved. I do wish you were in some of the shots… Greece is beautiful and so are you.
Ah Santorini….a place we’ve not been to yet and where my photos would look like Thomson holiday brochures whilst yours look like timeless dreamworlds…! Thanks for sharing lovely x
Oh I just want to be transported there now! This place looks like a dream.
I agree with Dasha, CRUEL ;) Stunning place though, Santorini is high on my list of places to visit.
Wonderful beautiful sunshine soaked, romantic photography. You are fantastic and looking forward to 2013 albums. Just marvellous x
I can’t wait to go back! x
Beautiful photos!