Emily & Greg's Big Day

Well before I tell you about the marvellous day that was Emily and Greg's Wedding Day I will just explain about some little changes. I used to keep a seperate wedding blog which you can still see here... but from now on all weddings will be shared on here.

Back to Emily and Greg... I was super excited about photographing this day as I knew it promised to be something really special. Emily and Greg live in the beautiful little village of Napton on the Hill and they are very active members of the community there, Greg organised this years Napton Festival which sadly I missed due to our holiday but I hear it was a resounding success. The entire wedding, ceremony and reception all took place in their beloved village. Emily and Greg had put so much attention to detail in every little bit of the day, from the incredible horse and carriage to the unusual cheese-cake (no, not lemon marscapone but a tower of different cheeses - yum). Whenever I ask a bride who she has chosen to do her flowers, if the reply is 'Suzanne Evetts' I always give a little shriek of joy because I know without question that the flowers will be stunning and they absolutely were.

After the ceremony the celebrations continued at Napton Village Hall with moving speeches from the Groom, the Bride and her father and a warm and rather hilarious speech from David, Greg's best man. The atmosphere was relaxed and the sun was shining and Emily and Greg danced their first dance as a married couple in the evening sunshine with live music by 'Ben & Peggy'. Shortly after 'Rack and Ruin' stepped up the beat and everyone danced a Ceilidh as the sun was setting.

Well, there's nothing more for it but to show you the images, here they are....

New Addition to the Woodrow Family!

Here he is... meet Ralph. We picked him up today and he is bloomin' gorgeous and so calm and quiet (hopefully not too much yelping tonight but we'll see). Ralph is a Labradoodle and whilst he doesn't look it now he will have curly/ shaggy hair when he's older. Ohh he's lovely and feel like part of the family already... here he is...

After the Rain

Such a sweet and affectionate brother and sister who genuinely get on well together (they could give my two a few pointers). We got about ten minutes in to this portrait session and the heavens opened. It was really quite dramatic actually. We hid in the old wooden cattle shed for five minutes and then A (J's big sister) said a little prayer/ wish and the INSTANT she asked for sunshine I watched her face as she opened her eyes and there it was... magic. The rain had stopped and we carried on with the shoot. I am going to have to learn that little trick, very handy x

Susan & Andy

I was lucky enough to be asked to photograph the wedding of Susan and Andy later this year. Susan and Andy have only known each other for about a year, but in Susan's words 'it feels like we have known each other forever'. Now, I have to say that this couple are not only lovely but really natural in front of the camera... they are just meant to be together, that's the long and short of it... isn't destiny wonderful?

Emily & Greg

Oh I LOVED, loved, loved this pre-wedding shoot in Napton. The weather was looking distinctly 'iffy' beforehand but as soon as Emily and Greg arrived, the sun came out and it really was glorious. Such a nice couple and I am so excited about capturing their big day in a couple of weeks, it sounds like it is going to be incredible... watch this space...