THE BLOG

A selection of shoots, random thoughts & wedding planning tips.
(Tip: don't cheat at giant Jenga)

Same Sex Wedding Photographer at The Waterside Venue – Shell & Amileigh

The Waterside Venue Same Sex Wedding Photographer This was my first wedding at The Waterside in Rickmansworth. But, actually, not my first blog there because my blog drafts are vast. It also wasn’t my first meeting with Shell and Amileigh, as I met them at... read more

St Michael’s Manor St Albans Same Sex Wedding Photographer – Nick & James

Same Sex Wedding Photographer Hertfordshire St Michael’s Manor Wedding Photographer Nick & James had not one, but two ceremonies in one day. Choosing to have their legal ceremony in an intimate, wood panelled room with just three guests (plus their two dogs,... read more

The Plough Sleapshyde St Albans wedding photographer – Hannah & Carl

Saint James Church, Gerrards Cross Wedding Photographer Hannah and Carl kicked off their wedding at Saint James Church in Gerrards Cross. They greeted guests together and processed down the aisle together, with their children following them. Saint James Church is a... read more

Oxleaze Barn Wedding Photographer – A Fun Cotswolds Wedding – Shiv & Phil

Oxleaze Barn Wedding Photographer Shiv and Phil were married at Oxleaze Barn in Lechlade. This was my first visit to Oxleaze Barn and wow, is it beautiful. With higldy-pigldy walled gardens, exposed stone everywhere and a gorgeous sunset over the fields. This... read more

The Waterside Venue Rickmansworth Wedding Photographer – Bri & Ben

Chorleywood Wedding Photographer Bri and Ben planned a whole wedding at The Waterside Venue in a matter of weeks and pulled it off like absolute pros. This wedding was a delight! Their wedding kicked off at an airbnb in Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, where I joined Bri,... read more

The Fernery at Ashridge House Wedding Photographer – Fay & Joe

The Fernery, Ashridge House Wedding Photographer This was my first time photographing a wedding at Ashridge House in Hertfordshire, despite being a local. Perhaps it’s because Ashridge House is a big, grand building and my couples are a bit more lowkey. Fay and... read more