RECENT WEDDING FEATURES

I am so thankful for these recent features in Brides and You & Your Wedding magazines. I love that these will be something for the grandchildren to pour over in the years to come… Brides current issue features the spectacularly chic French chateau wedding of Daniel & Catherine

 

And You & Your Wedding treated me to a feature of the bright and brilliant wedding of Anne-Marie & Allan in their current issue, too!

 

I have been atrocious at blogging through the busiest of the season, but now that things are winding down, I shall be catching up on a huge backlog of real wedding posts alongside some of the engagement sessions and family portraits I’ve had the pleasure of shooting this year. There’s also a 2015 in review post in the making… where has this year gone?

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    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.

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