Again a late update for Angela and David, the service took place at the Parish Church in Kendal and the reception was at the fantastic Merewood Country House Hotel. Angela and David had a lovely service and there reception was fantastic. It was a real pleasure working at your wedding.
A late up date for the blog (Sorry we have been very busy!). This one is for Natalie and Carl who's wedding took place at The Swan Hotel at Newby Bridge. The hotel is sat on the shore of Windemere lake and was a beautiful surrounding for a lovely wedding. We hope that you are enjoying your photographs.
The wedding of Katherine and Fred took place at the Leeming house Hotel and St Michaels Church. The Leeming House Hotel is situated on the shore of Ullswater. We both hope that Fred and Katherine are enjoying their honeymoon and their photographs, here are just a few from the day.
These posts seem few and far between at the moment. We are currently finalising our big announcement so we are very busy with that. Plus Steve and I have been off all week with a serious case of man flu.
On then to the wedding of Tamsin and Adam which took place in Caldbeck Cumbria. The wedding was lovely and we are happy to report that Tamsin and Adam are just as delighted with their pictures as we are. I will come back and edit this post in the near future to add the details of the florist. Here are some pictures from the wedding.
Another update, this time for John and Claire. Their wedding took place at Peckforton Castle. We are pleased to say we will be there again in February. The venue was fantastic and it was a pleasure to shoot there, we hope Claire and John enjoyed it as much as we did! Claire and John had a fantastic Toastmaster, Harry Campbell. Thanks Harry for making our day that much easier!
Steven shot his first wedding when he was still an eighteen year old art student.
He has always been a photographer working in advertising, industrial, editorial and fine art photography. Steven also taught photography at degree level and has an MA in the subject himself.
He is an associate of the British Institute of Professional Photography and the Royal Photographic Society, both awarded for documentary wedding photography. He has won many national and international awards and in 2005, was selected for exhibition and publication in the National Portrait Gallery's Schweppes Portrait Awards.
Josh was brought up with photography. While other children were reading about “Postman Pat� Josh was experiencing the art of Henri Cartier-Bresson. When he was six years old Josh was printing his own photographs, standing on a box to reach the developing trays. While Josh was at school, he worked in his father's studio at weekends and full time during his gap year. In 2006 Josh embarked on a BA (Hons) in photography.
Heavily influenced by modern photojournalism and fashion photography, Josh's fresh innovative approach complements Steven's years of story telling experience.