Showing posts with label Pre-wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pre-wedding. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20

Alice Holt

It was a crisp morning at Alice Holt which had seen an overnight dusting of snow. Carolyn and Ali are my first bride and groom of 2010, getting married in January at St Mary's Church, Chiddingfold - before heading off for a reception at Ramster. I think Ramster in the snow would look stunning so I'm hoping for some fresh stuff in the new year!



Tuesday, September 15

Ramster

I have two weddings at Ramster in Chiddingfold over the next few months. It's another great venue dating back to the 17th century. Ramster is made up from The Great Drawing Room (below) where civil ceremonies take place and The Long Hall which hosts the reception - it also has a quaint courtyard and some superb grounds. I've posted picture 2 to compare against the same picture in Autumnal October when Tim and Claire are getting married - the colors of the leaves on trees with full wedding dress should produce a stunning image.


Thursday, September 10

Luton Hoo

This stunning venue set in the Bedfordshire countryside dates back to 1767. It has incredible high ceilings, sweeping staircases and glorious gardens, a perfect venue for a wedding - so much so that Four Weddings and a Funeral was in part filmed here! Carim and Carl are also getting married here in October so we took the opportunity to get some shots around the venue of them and their two beautiful girls.



Sunday, August 9

Leeds Castle

WOW, what an incredible place! - The castle dates back to 1119 and is steeped in the history of Kings, Queens, Lords and Ladies of England. It's also where Claudia and Finton are getting married in 2 weeks time and will make a truly beautiful backdrop for their wedding pictures. It was fun to go there today and walk around with the public knowing that in a couple of weeks time the roped areas will come down and it will be access all area. Whilst there we took the opportunity to get some pre-wedding shots - more to follow...