PUBLISHED IN HARPER’S BAZAAR

To celebrate a rather British weekend, we’re thrilled to see Lisa & Rory’s wedding featured in Harper’s Bazaar Bride Arabia. Lisa & Rory live in Abu Dhabi, so it’s lovely for them to have their wedding in print close to home.

It’s such a beautiful publication, so I’m very honoured to be gracing their pages. Thank you Lisa & Rory and to you too, glamorous editor Louise.

In case you missed them, you can see their blog post here, their Martha Stewart wedding feature here and catch up with 100 Layer Cake’s highlights here and here too.

I’m just about to photograph a wedding here in Malaga, but fear not as I promise not to be thinking of sun, sangria and espadrilles, but scones, corgis and stiff upper lips. A very happy Jubilee weekend to you all.

 

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  4. well done Chloe, it was a beautiful sunshine inspired wedding, you must be very proud as well as the Bride and Groom, xxxx

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