Looking at these photos of Rebecca and Ben makes me smile, because they both have infectious grins and are really down to earth, and are just great company. We met up a Brimham Rocks to take their engagement photographs, which is full of nooks and crannys called out to be photographed.
Naomi and Robin planned their wedding from afar, not scrimping on the details at all, and everything came together to create the perfect day. Their reception was held in a marquee at Naomi’s parents stunning house near Scarborough, and both of them looked drop dead gorgeous!
These beautiful horses were from Black Horses, captured here by my wonderful assistant Kylie!
Is that a receiving line with good light?! No, it’s can’t be. But it is!
To see more there is a Yorkshire wedding photography slideshow of their photographs, and all of their photographs are in an online photography gallery. The password is their new surname, all in lowercase letters.
Naomi and Robin, I hope you had an amazing minimoon and got back to Australia safely. It was lovely to meet you and your families!
Georgina and Jonathan’s wedding is at the fab Wood Hall Hotel in a few weeks, and we met up at Temple Newsham for their engagement shoot. Despite not being too keen on having their photographs taken, they look very comfortable in front of the camera and are both very photogenic!
Lindsey and Andrew are instantly likable, and after taking their engagement photographs, I couldn’t wait to photograph their wedding. They got married at the fabulous Goldsborough Hall, and they quite literally didn’t stop smiling all day!
Flowers by Angie Walker, who always does an amazing job:
Lindsey’s wedding dress was from Tickled Pink:
Susie second shot for me and caught these two lovely shots, thanks very much Susie:
To see more of their wedding photographs, there is a slideshow here! It may take a while to load, so make youself a cup of tea, get a couple of biscuits, and enjoy ;-)
If you were a guest at the wedding, you may well spot yourself in their Online Wedding Photography Gallery. The password is their new surname, all in lowercase letters.
Lindsey and Andy, it was a pleasure to photograph you, and you will be pleased to know you eyebrows are showing up just fine ;-). I hope you’re having an amazing honeymoon!
I had the honour of being a guest and a photographer at Sarah and Andy’s wedding, so some of the later shots may be a little wonky ;-)
Sarah and Andy had a really informal, intimate wedding ceremony at Wolfen Mill, followed by a BBQ in a gorgeous, country fete style marquee. There was bunting, cupcakes, a sweetie station, and champagne with hibiscus flowers. It was perfect!
Sarah got Andy these cufflinks as a wedding gift….guess what time they got married?!
The gorgeous flowers are by Twisted Willow. I love the blue hydrangeas and the butterflies.
Amazing scrumptious cupcake station! They taste as good as they look. Check out Sweet Sugar Sixpence to get some of your own!
Look at this little cutie having a rest during the speeches:
To see more of the wedding, there is a slideshow and an online wedding photography gallery. Their password is their married surname, all lowercase letters.
Love you both Sarah and Andy! x
Isn’t he gorgeous? Joe is trying his hand at modeling, go Joe go!
I love love LOVE my business cards, which were designed and made by Invited Ink. They are letterpressed, with rounded corners and a custom duplexed back in my signature colour, hot pink. I love them so much I don’t want to give them away, which may defeat the object a little ;-)
I was thrilled to find out they have been featured on 3 websites that showcase unsual and creative business cards, Best Design Options, Card Observer, and Business Card 24. It’s good to know I’m not the only one that loves them!
In case you haven’t seen them yet (and you’re not likely to, I’m hanging onto these babies!!) here they are:
Elin and Rob are huge fans of the big outdoors, and choose their venue accordingly. They married at the Devonshire Arms, which lies nestled in the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by gorgeous scenery.
The bouquets were by The Secret Garden, and these necklaces were made by Elin’s friend Diana, of Silver and Sparkle as gifts for the bridesmaids. Elin choose real leaves and they were coated with silver to make these really stunning, unusual and totally unique necklaces:
Elin’s gorgeous dress was by Ava Rose Hamilton:
James captured Rob looking pensive before the ceremony:
A last check:
James also caught this super cute photo:
A big thank you to James Pearson who traveled all the way from Scotland with his wife and a brand new baby to second shoot with me, thanks James!
Wanna see more?! There is a Yorkshire wedding photography of their , and all of their photographs are in their online photography gallery. The password is their married surname.
Elin and Rob, I hope you had an amazing, relaxing honeymoon. It has been lovely getting to know you both, and you seem a perfect match! x
….you guessed it, I am a wedding and portrait photographer. I’m a big fan of weddings and all things pretty, and I’m also a converted baby and child fan as well – I’m a new mum. When I’m not behind a camera you’re likely to find me at home with Isabella and my three dogs Biscuit, Twix and Crumbs – or escaping to the stables or even the pub which can be a bit of a rarity these days (I’m a not-so-secret country bumpkin). To fit in with being a Mum I’m now working from an office at home instead of Newby Hall – which gives me more time to bake! Please email me to arrange an appointment if you’d like to sample some cakes and have a chat about your wedding in more detail, or if you’d like to book a family portrait. If you’re looking for a friendly, easy going (usually!) photographer/free cakes/a trip to the country you are in the right place.
Big thanks to the lovely Cris Matthews for this photo.
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