Here are few sneak previews. Debbie and Robert haven’t seen their images yet so we’re keeping a few of our favourites to surprise them. Check back in a couple of weeks and I’ll add them here.

We hope that you enjoy some of our favourite photographs. Check out the groom on his Harley in near zero temperatures and the atmospheric bride and groom shots taken on a drive through the Abbey’s deer park.

There is another way – and that is to use a UK based photographer. Better still – use us! Many photographers, us included, will only ask you to cover the cost of their flights and two nights accommodation. In this era of cheap flights that needn’t be a significant obstacle. But the benefits are many: you’ll get to meet us and visit the studio to see our range of show albums. You’ll have a pre-wedding shoot in the UK so you’ll be more relaxed in front of the camera on your wedding day. You won’t be spending your wedding day in the company of a total stranger with a camera.

The benefits continue after the wedding. As with our UK clients you’ll benefit from the amazing work of Lola Williams our professional image editor. Then you’ll enjoy a day in the studio choosing your pictures on our big screen. With us on hand to advise on image selection there’s no better way to put together a fabulous collection of images for your album. Lola will create your perfect album design which will then be carefully assembled here at the studio. Imagine trying to do all that with your photographer in another country!

If you’d like to discuss the possibility of us photographing your destination wedding please contact us at the studio. We’d be delighted to send you a fact sheet and a DVD showreel of photographs from an overseas wedding.

If you’ve already had your wedding abroad and have your images on disc then you might be interested in our album design services. Please contact Lola at the studio for more information.

The resulting collection of pictures is one of our favourites and we weren’t surprised when Fabiana and Simon selected around 140 images for their album. We loved it so much that we made one for ourselves! It went down a storm at the recent National Wedding Show and everyone who visits the studio loves it too.

Here’s just a small selection of our favourite images from the day.

Tory and Shane were married in a Catholic ceremony in Weybridge which was followed by a reception at the amazing Great Fosters near Egham. Great Fosters is one of those venues that really needs fabulous weather to be at its best. Luckily we were blessed with warm sunshine all day.

Tory and Shane selected a fab set of images for their album. You can see their whole album collection on Facebook here

If you’d like to see all 300 or so images from this wedding, or buy any of the photographs – head over to our online web galleries

Here’s 30 or so of my favourite images from the day.

If you’re wondering about this last image: it’s a digital infra red photograph!

So many pictures that I’d like to share here but we need to keep some surprises for Liv and Nick’s viewing after their honeymoon.  Here’s a sneak preview of a few of my favourites.

As well as her normal detail and reportage shots of the morning preparations  Karen had the privilege of photographing Kay’s traditional morning blessing  ceremony at her home.  I had a slightly less busy morning – hanging out with the guys while they got ready and setting up some cool group shots against the moody sky.

The Greek Orthodox wedding ceremony is a fantastic experience as we were lucky enough to be able to photograph in the church throughout from two angles. Part of Kay and Adam’s ceremony was conducted by an English-speaking priest which made it especially enjoyable.

Unfortunately the heavy skies turned in to rain later in the day though the heavy stuff stayed away until we’d taken a few group shots and everyone was safely in the reception venue.

Kay and Adam are a lovely couple and it we had a great time photographing their wedding.  Luckily for us we knew what to expect because once the party started it didn’t stop! Non stop dancing was the order of the day, including the traditional ‘money dance’.

We hope you enjoy these photos as much as we did taking them.  There’s more photographs than usual in this post because Kay and Adam have already seen their full set of  images and made their album selection.  Click the ‘more’ link below to see the rest of this post or visit the online gallery for this wedding to see all 360 images.

There was a small panic at the church when the guy’s button holes turned up late.  A couple of minutes before the ceremony I was putting on Nathan and his best man’s buttonholes.  That’s not unusual – but doing it with Sue due to arrive any minute was

Unfortunately St Mary’s is one of the churches that does not allow photography during the ceremony.  But they do allow video.  So I filmed the ceremony on my HD camera and took some stills from the video.  There’s a sample below.

Back at Rushton Hall we had a great time exploring the grounds and the interior of the hall for our signature bride and groom pictures.  Sue and Nathan had fireworks which was another great photo opportunity.

Our day ended with a five-minute photo shoot in the cellar bar.  Added some colourful light to create the shot that ends this set.

We had a fabulous day with Sue and Nathan.  We’d looked forward to their wedding for over eighteen months and it didn’t disappoint.  They’ve chosen a brilliant set of pictures for their album which is going to be quite spectacular.

You can see their complete set of wedding pictures here

Shirin and Mark were married last month at Somerford Keynes in Gloucestershire. The church was right next door to The Manor House, Shirin’s parent’s home, which is where the marquee reception was held.  Everything about the day was perfect.  Super people, lovely venues and weather that couldn’t have been better.  We’re thrilled with the pictures we took, and Shirin and Mark have chosen a super set for their album.

Here is a slideshow of thirty or so of my favourites.  You can see the complete set of 300 or so images in our online gallery.

Rosanna looked simply stunning in her Ian Stuart gown and James looked pretty dapper too   They’re coming to the studio soon to choose the pictures for the album.  In the meantime here is a sneak preview of a few of my favourites.  As always, Karen was with the girls in the morning, I was with the guys.  We photographed all day, ending with a riverside photograph of Rosanna and James with the floodlit cathedral in the background.  Hope you enjoy them.