A LENNOXLOVE WEDDING

Lucy & Rob are exceptional individuals. Funny, charming and disarmingly sweet, their wedding day back in July was well worth the trip up to Edinburgh and back. The sun was shining, the martinis flowed and at the end of the evening, we put down our cameras, picked up a glass and stayed for a dance with our two new friends.


This beautiful house was quite the venue, in an enviable location just outside of Edinburgh, but they sadly they no longer host weddings. In early July, it’s still so bright at 10pm it’s literally a photographer’s dream. At the same time this year, I’ll be in Stockholm photographing a wedding where the light stays up late and I absolutely cannot wait!

This week is proving to be a relaxing one.  I’ve edited an engagement, finished a mountain of admin and I also have a wedding to photograph before the week is out. I’m close to closing my bookings for 2012 now too, trying to keep things manageable so as to give them all our best and leaving a little time for holidays with husbands and weekends spent with friends. 2012 is already looking so good!

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12 Comments

  1. What a beautiful venue and beautiful wedding. Everyone is so happy and having a great time and once again you have captured it beautifully!

  2. Lennoxlove looks like a great venue and I love these black and whites especially the silhouet.

  3. What an elegant wedding!! And I want those shoes and dress please thanks!

  4. Stunning!!! Pinching myself. That black and white portrait of the bride and her flowers is … you know what, I’m just speechless.

    I bet they are so happy. xxx

  5. Oh what a beautiful wedding. The bride is so stylish. I love the big black and white shot of Lucy during prep, and that black and white portrait of Lucy further down. So lovely.

  6. just venturing out into the world of medium format film, and these images confirm that desire for the soft beauty that it offers.
    you work is amazing! you obviously know how to find the most gorgeous colors and utilize the available natural light. this is definitely eye candy!

  7. Thanks for your lovely comment, Shelly! These are actually all digital files, processed with special sauce. Medium format is so beautiful though, you may see a little of that from us soon, too!

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