Relaxed Wedding Photography. The Best of 2019

Wow! 2019 was quite a year! Here’s just a few of my favourites in a little video. be sure to click HD, and scroll down for a few of my highlights.

So, some of my 2019 highlights. Probably my first highlight was assisting on a Rock and Roll Bride Editorial in London. That was quite an experience seeing how this amazing shoots come together and shooting a few behind the scenes images for them

Honeypop Kisses at Rock and Roll Bride Editorial. Behind the scenes assisting Lisa Devlin

Another first for me, which was so much fun, was Alice arriving at her wedding ceremony on a motorbike sidecar. It was also around later on for a bit of fun for the couple session. And yes, I did have a go! It was awesome!!

Dan takes his opportunity to steal Alices spot in the wedding sidecar

I finally got an opportunity to shoot at one of my bucket list venues last year too. Fforest Farm in Wales. A gorgeous festival style venue, complete with yurts and a lake if you fancy a little swim. Lizzy & Joe travelled back from Canada for their gorgeous wedding with so many of their closest friends and family.

Lizzy & Joe taking a quiet stroll at Fforest

My final wedding of the year was also quite a special one for me. My first time visiting the National Railway Museum, and having to privilege to photograph Cat & Tony’s gorgeous wedding there. One of the best things about having your wedding in a museum….You get to have the museum to yourself once the doors close. Think Night at the Museum but with trains.

Cat & Tony in Station Hall at the National Railway Museum

Last, but not least, photographing Kylie & Phillips awesome West Mill wedding alongside Jeni Smith. This was quite a special one, not just because the West Mill is by far one of my favourite venues in the Midlands, but they also had the legends DJ Luck and MC Neat performing a set during their wedding reception