A RANGERS HOUSE WEDDING
When it’s cold and it’s cloudy and the sun sets in the day, and it’s too dark too early and snow’s on it’s way, you declare you hate winter and you’ll move to warmer climes and spend the rest of your days living in summertime… and then there are these two and they marry in London town and the sun makes it’s debut just before it’s heading down, and suddenly everything is really quite fine and you decide to wait it out until that Great British springtime.

I have quite a love-hate relationship with winter, which mostly lies heavily on the hate side of things. The cold and the frost and the dusting off the faux fur and the boots and the heater and the dark at 3pm… and then just when you think you’ve had enough, there are daffodils and afternoon rays and that one sunny morning where you got your freckles back.
I’m photographing my first spring wedding of the year this afternoon and I couldn’t be more excited. I’ve taken a few weeks out lately to spend time with my family and have also squeezed in time for a few film family portrait sessions, with a little help from my new best friends at UK Film Lab. I’ve also had time to catch up on all the things I leave til winter, like kissing friends’ brand new babies and reading Vanity Fair… Maybe winter isn’t quite as bad as I like to make out.
It’s Tara & Lawrence’s anniversary this month; what nicer way to celebrate than their wedding in print! I like that they used this picture of their balloons, which I brought along for Tara as a gift that morning.

Thanks Wedding magazine for a very cool feature!
A laid back Australian and a sweet and pretty Brit, meet in England and fall in love. He returns home, then moves to Singapore and she soon follows. Time passes, promises are made and a ring is bought. July arrives, families travel and hands are squeezed. Hugs are shared, a husband and wife are made and Charlotte & Andrew are married in Mallorca.

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…



One day in October, in the centre of town, Amy & Duncan got ready, arrived and said vows. Before friends and their family, their loved ones and mates, they made a promise of union and an unending date. They kissed and we clapped, a tear may have been shed, they drank and they laughed, as do newlyweds. An evening of celebration and of wishing them well, my hundred or so favourites, their short story they tell.

Wow Chloe, you're just getting better and better! These are really beautiful shots, looks like it was a fantastic day.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful shots!
Especially the B&W ones. Love them.
How gorgeous are they both? It's like a model wedding! I love the details… checker bow tie, headband, ruffles and killer bridesmaids too. Absolutely gorgeous.
B-e-a-utiful!
everyone looks so happy… amazing photos.. and what a fun wedding.. country in the city!
Once again I am captivated by these images of another truly beautiful wedding. You have made London to look so bright and happy in the depths of winter.
Absolutely love these pics, it was such and amazing wedding and you have captured ella and sams personalities so well in the pics x
This wedding is so gorgeous and full of personality and the photos completely reflect that. Love it!
These are wonderful. What a beautiful bride.
Just been told of your website by a future booking Rose and Tom Brighton. As a fellow photographer am seriously looking forward to watching you work.
Frances Friell
Wonderful work. Really beautiful coverage.