Showing posts with label neil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neil. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 August 2010

Katie and Neil

It was a delight to be invited to capture Katie & Niel's wedding.
Despite the damp start their had a great day.
The Bridesmaids look fantastic in their yellow dresses and the Flower girl was charming
They clearly enjoyed the service
Katie looked stunning in her wedding dress
They looked a million dollars on their wedding day.
Their reception was at the prestigious Harlaxton Manor.
The weather improved as they explored the grounds of Harlaxton Manor
Even the Geese on the lake saluted them.
Clearly very much in love.
Stunning location
Away from it all
A lovely couple
A lovely couple in a stunning location

WOW can they dance!

Sunday, 12 July 2009

Lucy & Neil's Wedding

Lucy & Neil











It was a great privilege to be invited to photograph Lucy & Neil's wedding this weekend.







As usual we arrived in time to capture the Bride's party getting ready, including dad adjusting his tie.















Lucy and her bridesmaids looked stunning in their dresses.




















The flower girls were on their best behaviour and also looked fant astic . The bridal party was complete so we dashed off to St Mary's church in Bottesford to meet Neil and his groomsmen.



































Neil and his bestman arrived in a classic Ford Serria Cosworth RS lovingly restored by a friend of the bestman.


Meanwhile Lucy arrived in a modern VW convertible and stole a march on all the guests by arriving with her admiring father at the opposite entrance to the one used by the guests!
























The service was conducted by Canon Alan Haydock. Alan has a great sense of humor as well as a seriousness that is due to a wedding in one of the most historic churches in the area.




























































On their way to the Chequers Inn at Woolsthorpe by Belvoir we took them to a spot overlooking Belvoir Castle for a couple of private pictures.


In the background we can see The Annual Game Fair being set up. This is an important event in the life of the Belvoir Vale.





















Then they had a grand entrance in the grounds of The Chequers to be greated by their guests for the reception.