Fabiana and Simon were married earlier this year at the fabulous Castello il Palagio in the beautiful Chianti hills. Karen and I flew out the day before via Easyjet from Luton. It was a hassle-free trip and we were able to carry on to the plane all of our camera gear – always a big relief. We joined the eve-of-wedding party and from that point on we knew we were in for an amazing day. We weren’t disappointed! With a combination of great weather, fantastic surroundings and fun couple who loved their photography Karen and I were in heaven.

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.

It’s with great pleasure that I share with you some of my favourite images from Tory and Shane’s wedding. Coincidentally today we put the finishing touches to their gorgeous wedding album. It ranks amongst my favourites ever.

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!

Wow what a wonderful wedding. A fresh fall of snow timed to perfection caused a few travel issues but made a spectacular backdrop for the perfect winter wedding. Liv and Nick were married at St Nicholas’ Church in Harpenden and their reception was at The Sculpture Gallery at Woburn Abbey.  Their wedding had a Christmas theme and colour scheme with the reds of the girls’ flowers looking spectacular against the snow.  Despite a few travel delays meaning it was nearly dark by the time we got to Woburn there was still time for a few pictures outside in the snow.  Sub zero temperatures meant we had to work quickly. We always love weddings but there is something extra special about a wedding in the snow.  To cap a brilliant weekend I rejoined the wedding party the following morning to take a few pictures during their walk through the deer park back through the gallery to collect their cars.

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.