It was Neil's turn to make his vows, however he was so keen to be married, he started speaking before the Registrar had finished the sentence. I was standing adjacent to the couple and so was able to capture the moment when everyone, (including the Registrar), burst out laughing. It was a lovely moment caught on camera and one Neil and Kate will always remember.
 

During the reception in the marquee the rain had come down heavily enough to prevent the children from going outside. Fortunately the showers gave way to a beautiful summer's evening and as I walked across the field to photograph a few guests I spotted some of the children racing down to look at the sheep. Putting a spurt on myself I managed to capture the moment they arrived by the paddock - they were far too preoccupied to notice me and my camera.
 

Having just taken a few group shots, one of the ushers was rounding up the girls for a shot with the bride and groom. Some of them were alongside the bride & groom but we were still waiting for a few stragglers. As I turned to speak to Clare & James she playfully put her veil over the groom's head. Click and I'd got the shot. The couple loved it so much, they chose this picture for their thank you cards.
 

One of my favourite pictures taken last summer. You can see just how much Becky is enjoying her day. It's a natural shot full of warmth and happiness and it gave me a warm glow too knowing I'd captured this simple but heart warming picture of Becky on her wedding day.
 

I'd just finished taking pictures of the bride and groom away from all the guests and still had my long lens on the camera as I headed back to join everyone. A good opportunity I thought to take some candid shots of guests chatting away, enjoying themselves. Hopping onto a low wall, partially hidden by a few large, exotic looking plants, I slowly panned the scene capturing close up shots of Valerie & Neil's guests. I thought that no-one had spotted me until I swung my camera over to the right and there in my viewfinder was a very puzzled little girl with her mum trying to work out what on earth I was doing. I love the bemused expression on the little girl's face and her Mum's wry smile which says, "no-one else spotted you, but we have!"
 

I’d just finished taking pictures of Sean & Cheryl following the signing of the Register. As I turned round to see how many guests were coming forward with their cameras, the couple’s two boys together with their cousins got out of their chairs to get a better view of what was happening. I grabbed this very cute picture of the children before they dashed forward to hug Sean & Cheryl. I learnt later that this is one of the family’s favourite pictures.

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