Ellie & Charlie’s wedding day, set against the backdrop of Newland Hall in the Essex countryside, was the perfect blend of effortless style, relaxed charm and pure, unfiltered joy.
For many couples, some epic party shots are high up on their list of photo priorities (it’s also one of our favourite parts the day to capture) - but just how do you make sure guests will actually get up and dance at your wedding?
This wedding was quintessentially ‘London,’ as Natalie put it. The couple spent a relaxed morning getting ready together at their city pad, picking up flowers for a bridal bouquet from Camden Market, and travelling by black cab to their ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall.
This modern, Manchester editorial elopement story was a bit of a passion project of ours. Eugene (right) is an old friend and we first started talking about the idea of a collaborating on a shoot with him and his partner, Ant, back in 2023. With all of us having busy diaries it took a while to make things happen, but we are so glad we managed to pin down a date in April to bring our concept to life.
Kickstarting a new blog series is this gorgeous wedding from back in March 2024. We’ve been so busy over the last few years that blogging took a bit of a back seat, but with so many beautiful weddings and couples to feature it’s high time to rectify our tardiness on the journal front!
For most of us, our experience with a camera goes as far as a well-practiced selfie - complete with a magic filter that hides the fact we’ve been tired since 2020. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that 99 per cent of our couples tell us they feel less than comfortable when faced with a pro camera, and all of its various appendages.
Ellie & Charlie’s wedding day, set against the backdrop of Newland Hall in the Essex countryside, was the perfect blend of effortless style, relaxed charm and pure, unfiltered joy.
For many couples, some epic party shots are high up on their list of photo priorities (it’s also one of our favourite parts the day to capture) - but just how do you make sure guests will actually get up and dance at your wedding?
This wedding was quintessentially ‘London,’ as Natalie put it. The couple spent a relaxed morning getting ready together at their city pad, picking up flowers for a bridal bouquet from Camden Market, and travelling by black cab to their ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall.
This modern, Manchester editorial elopement story was a bit of a passion project of ours. Eugene (right) is an old friend and we first started talking about the idea of a collaborating on a shoot with him and his partner, Ant, back in 2023. With all of us having busy diaries it took a while to make things happen, but we are so glad we managed to pin down a date in April to bring our concept to life.
Kickstarting a new blog series is this gorgeous wedding from back in March 2024. We’ve been so busy over the last few years that blogging took a bit of a back seat, but with so many beautiful weddings and couples to feature it’s high time to rectify our tardiness on the journal front!
For most of us, our experience with a camera goes as far as a well-practiced selfie - complete with a magic filter that hides the fact we’ve been tired since 2020. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that 99 per cent of our couples tell us they feel less than comfortable when faced with a pro camera, and all of its various appendages.