Category Archives: Weddings

Amanda & Steve – Wedding Photography at Highfield Park

The splendid Highfield Park Hotel was the setting for Amanda and Steve’s wedding last weekend. The rain that was falling when I arrived in the morning only stopped for a couple of short periods all day, but it didn’t dampen the spirits of the happy couple or their guests, who enjoyed a lovely day in...

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Mel & Ben – Wedding Photography in Basingstoke and Dummer

Mel and Ben were married at All Saints Church in Basingstoke town centre and had their reception just outside the town at Dummer Golf Club. It was a lunchtime service, so Mel had an early morning trip to the hair dressers and we met at her parents house afterwards to photograph her final preparations. Then...

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Kelly & Ian – Wedding Photography at Hook House Hotel

The weather was perfect for Kelly and Ian’s lovely Easter wedding at Hook House Hotel, so the happy couple and their guests could make the most of the beautiful grounds. After the speeches, where Kelly surprised Ian with a card signed by the Chelsea football team, the younger guests were kept amused with an egg...

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Tanvi & Vishal – Wedding Photography in India

Photographing this wedding was a fantastic experience from start to finish, but the excitement, colour and emotion of the main event was the highlight of the week for me. Our thanks to Tanvi and Vishal for inviting us to India to cover their wedding, and to their family for making us welcome and looking after...

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Tanvi & Vishal’s Wedding – Vidhi

The morning of the wedding day started at the bridal house for Tanvi’s Vidhi. The ceremonies started with Ganesh Sthapan and Mandap Ropan, before the Pithi, where the bride’s skin is covered with a turmeric paste. Outside the house, the bride’s parents, uncle and aunt performed the Grah Shanti. The morning events ended with the...

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