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Call: 0208 289 1046
18 Winchester Road
Bromley
BR2 0PZ
by Graham on 19.Aug.2010
This was an absolutely gorgeous wedding, which we were so proud to be a part of. It was such a pleasure to photograph both Nick and Hannah, they are a lovely laid back couple, totally up for a giggle and open to trying out some super cute poses with croquet mallets!! - The results of which were magical, as we are sure you will agree. The wedding took place in Bromley Baptist Church, and the reception that followed was in the stunning grounds and building of Sundridge Manor, Bromley.

Nick & Hannah Arnold

The dress

The shoes

Details

Something old and blue!

The boys!

Looking good

The Groom

Brotherly love!

The arrival

A proud Father

The giving away

The joining together

Blessings

Flowers

Final Hymn

Rockin out to "I've got a feelin" by the Black eyed peas!

The dancing wedding party

They've got the moves

The cake

Garden games

Mallet magic

The happy couple

Nice socks!

Serious faces

Jump!

The guests

The stationary

Father of the bride's speech

Tears of joy

Giggles

Kind words

Giving as good as they get!

Cheers!

Love IS sweet

Croquet anyone?

relaxed guests

Banter!

A winning smile

Pimms o'clock

Impressive!

The girls

Taking it all in!

Treats

More gorgeous shoes!

A time for romance

Soaking up the last of the sunshine

Catch!

Photo booth shinanigans

The first dance

Swept off her feet

Jazz hands

Time to go
by Graham on 24.Jun.2010
This was a beautiful Winter wedding that we shot last December in Durham (I know it's been along time but we have been busy bee's and promise to be better bloggers!). Sam & Jen are the perfect couple and their love for one another was so easy capture on camera. We had sooo much fun documenting their day and despite the freezing cold temperatures they allowed us to take some amazing shots of them enjoying each others company on the stunning grounds of Kirkley Hall.

Sam & Jen's wedding

Meet Sam

...and his two bestmen!

The boys

More boys

These guys were up for anything! ... Perfect!

Meet Jen

Bridesmaid Detail

Getting ready

The proud mother of the bride

Jen "keeping calm"!

Sam greeting their guests

Mother-in-law love

Father and daughter

The big entrance

Elegance and grace

His first look

Happily ever after

The hedge!

Sitting pretty

Taking it all in

Simply stunning

Pride and Predudice was their inspiration ... I think we got it spot on!

Party time!

Getting down

Good times

Goodnight Kiss

The start of something wonderful
Sam & Jen, thank you so much for allowing us to be a part of your wedding it was such a beautiful day and we hope your love for one another continues to grow from strength to strength. :-)
by Graham on 12.Feb.2010
You know when you're halfway through a wedding and it's going well and the photos are going to be awesome, happens to me all the time, ha ha. Anyway, this is one of those. A little bit stressful at times, very busy, very enjoyable and a bride and groom that are happy to give up some time and get involved in the process. Enjoy.




















One of the challenges for any winter wedding in the UK is the lack of light, it was additionally fun at the naval college because any light that was present was very orange. A bit of pre-planning, some orange filters and lots of lights sorted the problem out and the family portraits wouldn't look out of place on the mantelpiece at Buckingham Palace.
Canon cameras are pretty hardy, I found that out the hard way. Having a camera fall 5ft on to a marble floor, lens first, is not enjoyable half-way through a day. We have backup cameras but nothing beats the feel of your favourite. If you have an SLR camera I'd recommend a lens hood, if nothing else they work a decent shock absorbers.
The band in the evening was Captain Redeye and the Hoods, a nine piece swing band, they were excellent and very highly recommended.
p.s. I have a list of future posts as long as my arm I'm just being very poor at getting them up on the site, look out for our second December wedding and a post with photographic tips for brides.
by Graham on 09.Dec.2009
October's one of those months where you're just not sure what you're going to get, weather-wise, in the UK. And so, preparing for the worst, we packed up complete with umbrella's for Richard and Amelia's special day.
















Fortunately, as it turned out, it was the sun brolly we were using as a prop, the sun making an appearance just as we ventured out to take the portrait shots in the grounds of Bromley Court Hotel. And, I love the shots we got.
One of the things that struck us, and shows in our pictures, is the fun everyone was having.
Thanks to Richard and Amelia for having us shoot their wedding.
by Graham on 28.Oct.2009
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