A SPECTACULAR SEPTEMBER

Last month I photographed a total of seven incredible weddings. I travelled back and forth to France for five of them,and I also got the chance to photograph two beautiful British weddings back home, on those rare few days of sunshine… It’s been a really busy month, so it’s been hard keeping up with blogging as well as shooting and editing, meetings and emails, but here’s a little look at what we’ve been doing.

Nicki & John’s rather royal wedding at Ashridge…

A very private wedding in St Tropez…

Alana & Anthony’s intimate wedding at the chic Chateau de la Couronne…

Tim & Phammy’s beautiful garden wedding in St Gery…

A very special wedding weekend on the French riviera…

Cat & Seb’s pretty pink wedding in Corsica…

 

and last but by no means least, Jess & Matt’s incredible humanist ceremony at The lovely House Meadow…

 

 

There is so much more to blog and our wedding year isn’t quite finished yet either. We’ll slowly catch up again but in the meantime, we’re spending the weekend in Santorini.

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18 Comments

  5. OMG ladies, what a month, eh? All of them look fantastic, can’t wait to see them all;) enjoy your weekend in Santorini. One of my places to go to list;)

  11. What a wonderful collection. can’t wait to see more. Have a wonderful break with Mr J you deserve it xxxx

  14. Chloe could you be anymore beautiful AND talented! thanks for the little taster! we cannot wait to see more. xo

  16. Wow what an adventure! It’s no surprise all these gorgeous people want to bring you with them – these photos are SO elegant and beautiful.

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