I don't mind receiving 'Dear John' letters like these. Thanks Sarah and Stuart.

Labels: St. Elizabeth's House, Thank You Notes

"When Two became Five" was how Tony's brother Tim described Jenny and Tony's lovely family wedding last Saturday. Sure, it was their special day but also their children's - Sophia, Emily and Tom's - as well. They had moved into Hatswell Meadows for the week and I thoroughly enjoyed being part of their day on Saturday. Here's my favourite dozen images from their their very special day.

Labels: Devon, Hatswell Meadows, Tiverton

I'll be exhibiting at the Langdon Court Wedding Fair on Sunday 28th February. I love photographing weddings at Langdon Court - it's a beautiful old manor house in lovely gardens just down the road from a gorgeous church and beach at Wembury.
Do come along and say Hi. The Fair is open from 1-4pm and I'll have loads of images on display and several client albums for your to peruse.
Oh, and if you book your wedding on the day I have a great freebie for you.
Look forward to meeting you.

Labels: Langdon Court

I was passing by the Catholic Cathedral in the centre of Saigon last week when I came across no less than 4 wedding shoots going on. It's peak wedding season in SE Asia and the B&G always have a pre-wedding shoot at photogenic locations. Images from these sessions are blown up and displayed around the wedding reception venue. These are full on fashion shoots with make-up/hair stylists, lighting, assistants etc.

The wedding ceremonies themselves also comprise of many set-up photos with the wedding 'stage' lit up with studio lights etc. Wedding photojournalism is not yet in fashion here!

The 'middle classes' spend about 3 times more in real terms than we do in the UK on their weddings and wedding photography.