Well, I haven't posted a blog for a while so it's time I did.
I've chosen Fern and Laurence's wedding at Swarling Manor, based on the Chartham Downs in the Kent countryside.
The day started with bridal preparations in one of Swarling Manor's self contained cottages, then onto the ceremony which took place on one of the outdoor lawns before heading inside for a bite to eat, a magic trick and even a Harry Potter corner was on display.
The day moved on with the arrival of the evening guests where everyone was fed pizza, ice cream then everyone hit the dance floor dancing away to local band Creek.
The day was finished off with an awesome firework display in Swarling Manor's magnificent gardens.
A great day celebrating Fern and Laurence's moment. Here are a few of my favourite shots, enjoy!
Venue: Swarling Manor
Caterers: Taco Bill
Ice cream van: Treatys on a Tricycle
Music: Creek Live
Hair: Kirsten Hair
Fireworks: AJ Pyrotechics
When Dean first contacted me to see if I was available for their micro wedding ceremony at the Guildhall in Faversham, I wasn't sure what to expect. I can honestly say this was probably one of the best and fun weddings I have captured.
A quick fire ceremony witnessed by four guests (of which two gate crashed the ceremony) followed by some cool photo opportunities around Faversham thanks to Simon for opening up his record shop and the guys from the Refinery coffee shop.
Got to admit Julie looked rather glamorous in her red dress as she left the Sun Inn, walked up the high street to the Guildhall for the ceremony.
Last word goes out to Troy the family dog who stole the show with his cameo performance.
Ceremony venue Guildhall Faversham
Photo venue Royal Cinema Faversham
Photo venue Creekside Vinyl
Photo venue The refinery Faversham
St. Mary of Charity is my kind of church, full of character and plenty of history. It's also in my hometown, Faversham. All the time I have been a wedding photographer this is the first time I have documented a wedding here. So Anna and Callum, ex-university students decided to hold their wedding at this beautiful church. What a great choice. The ceremony did not disappoint, songs, laughter, cheering and plenty of smiles.
We then went back to a pub in Boughton, this is where the party begun, great speeches and surrounded by friends and family who made it their aim to give Anna and Calum a wedding party to never forget.
Oh and the broom dance to kick off the evening party.
Venue The Queens Head, Boughton
Catering Dukes Roasters
Music Sound with us
Caroline and Simon did their wedding their way, sourced materials from the internet, made the tables out of scaffold boards and prepared everyone during the pandemic until pandemic restrictions we lifted to allow friends and family to celebrate together. The result, a relaxed diy wedding in their back garden!
This weing epitomised everything about Caroline and Simon, fun and laid back, their was no schedule, just a fun and fab wedding!
Suppliers who made Caroline and Simon's day so great!
Event planner: Lily Jones
Catering: The Spitting Pig
Wedding cake: Laura Jayne's cake design
Evening food: Arkham Valley Pizza
Vikki and Jason finally had their dream day, after their wedding was postponed due to covid restrictions, they got to celebrate their day with all of their friends and family.
Set in the heart of the Kent countryside, their ceremony took place, not too far from the family home, Teynham church, full of character and surrounded by meadows and apple orchards.
The reception was back to a local venue which was in the middle of wild meadows.
The weather tried it's best to put a dampener on proceedings, instead we were treated to some truly amazing skies!
Thank you Vikki & Jason for allowing me to be part of your day celebrating with friends and family.
Supliers list.
Dress Brocades Bridal Studio
Flowers Flowers By Beatrice
Venue decor Lah de Dahs Event hire
Ceremony music Sean Pout
Evening band The Mystery Machine