the bridesmaid taking the shot I just took. I'm not a photographer who objects to others getting a shot. Maybe I should be worried about the loss of a sale, but to me that is not what its all about. Plus if my shot is the best, it will be purchased anyway.
As a photographer occasionally I am priveledged to see all sorts of angles during the day, that no-one else gets to see. I get to see every moment from start to finish, and love to capture it all as it happens! Here is a favourite shot with the bride about to enter. One of the guests has run up to take a sneaky photo as the bride comes in, which makes this picture so great!
This old London double decker was transport for the day.
Outside Guildford castle, someone had very kindly left their bike against the rails which added the perfect foreground to this shot. What you can't see or feel is the hustle and bustle of a very busy road directly behind me here.
Confetti moment at The Manor House Hotel just outside of Guildford. Another venue that I am lucky to be recommended by.
Richmond Hill in March, a beautiful, if not a bit windy day!
This shot was taken under Tunsgate Arch on a busy saturday afternoon, there's also one above taken of the same couple (Paul & Jo) outside the castle grounds in central Guildford.
And of course The Elvetham with the avenue of trees.
and little mr & mrs too!
This shot was taken accross the road from the couples venue, which was The Cedar House in Cobham.
I also love the romance, and try to get a few moments at each wedding which are just for the two of you.
Those important groups that you want to have some of, but without taking over the day. Done quickly and by pre-choosing a manageable number, it needn't be a chore!
Alot of the guest shots can be captured without them knowing
Drum kit coming in...
