Weddings in October

Crikey - what a hectically busy month October was for me - so much so that the weeks seemed to fly by and I haven't had a chance to update the blog at all. Congratulations are therefore due to 3 of my couples who got married last month - so belated best wishes are sent to you all.
Firstly there was Sarah and Tom whose wedding we photographed at Yaxley Hall at the beginning of last month. The weather was good for photographs - they both looked amazing and Tom's green stripey socks made me laugh. The cake was superb and smelt delicious - they had lots of small chocolate ones that make me feel hungry just thinking about them



As always Yaxley Hall staff were a pleasure to work with and the day seemed to go by perfectly. I look forward to hopefully photographing some more weddings as Yaxley next year and seeing Sarah and Tom on Saturday to design their album with them.

The following week I worked with Nicky and James whose wedding we photographed at Caistor Hall, Norfolk. At the start of the day the weather wasn't looking so good and it was a little drizzly but this certainly didn't lower anyone's enthusiasm and excitement. As weddings go this one was a little different with a dress code of black tie and evening dresses - all the men looked very smart indeed and it had the feel of a film premiere with the red carpet out the front of the hall then later in the evening they had a casino which everyone seemed to enjoy!

I'm looking forward to seeing them on Wednesday to design their album with them.

Then a couple of weeks ago we worked with Seonad and Andy whose wedding we photographed at the Atheaneum, Bury St Edmunds. Seonad and Andy live in Holland so I have worked extra hard to work on their images so we can meet this week and design their album before they return. Considering it was late October the weather was pretty good all day. Seonad's cousin Kenny was out on the balcony at the Athaneum and piped for a good half an hour before the service. He did a sterling job (photograph of him below) and entertained not only the wedding guests but passers by in Bury seemed to really enjoy his music.
After the ceremony we had some lovely warm autumnal light and went over to the Abbey Gardens ( a short walk away) to do some photographs by the ruins . The evening was certainly different as well with a large screen for those wanting to watch the Rugby, a disco and a casino so everyone was happy!

Right, that was a long update so I must get back to preparing Rebecca and Tristan's album images and CD. I will write again very soon