Although I always try to give each wedding 100%, you know the pressure is really on when the groom is a) a good friend, and b) a very good wedding photographer himself. Joab happens to fit both these criteria…
So Emilie and Joab’s wedding in the beautiful Gower peninsular started off great and just got better as the day went on, though my favourite moment had to be Emilie opening Joab’s gift to find the wrong date on it! Something tells me he won’t get this date wrong again 🙂
When I first entered the little Cotswold hamlet of Beverston I didn’t realise just quite how little it was until I drove out of it thirty seconds later. That said, not many places a mile long can boast their own castle. I first met Thea and Marc back in 2014 when Thea was her sister’s bridesmaid, but this day the roles were reversed and a wonderful day was had.
I first met Beth and Gareth last year at Andy and Ellie’s wedding in The Cotswolds. Being musicians they see a lot of weddings, but this time it was their own! It was a beautiful day in Beth’s home village in Oxfordshire and things could not have gone better. Put me in the middle of a sunny cornfield and I’m a happy man.
This April I was fortunate to attend the intimate family wedding of Emma and Steve way down in Gorran Haven in Cornwall.
It was a beautifully clear day as I set off for the 3 hour journey, but it was certainly worth the trip. It’s not many weddings I get to take photos on the beach.
