On Wednesday I had the pleasure of photographing the lovely Laraine and James's wedding at Cooling Castle Barn in Rochester.

I love photographing weddings at Cooling Castle, and as their recommended photographers we never get bored. The venue is perfect in everyway and the food is fantastic too!
The weather was a little disappointing, considering it had been so nice and warm (for April) in the lead up to the wedding however it did brighten up later in the day which was nice.

Laraine looked fabulous in her Alfred Angelo halterneck gown....her eyelashes looked great too . James looked very smart in his suit and tie which matched the beautiful bridesmaids dresses perfectly! I heard him say that he couldn't wait to see Laraine as she walked down the aisle to meet him....and the big smile on his face as his bride appeared just said it all!

Overall it was a fantastic day and Laraine and James's make a fantastic couple....and to those who attended their intimate ceremony, it's true what the registrar said at the end of the ceremony...and no, she doesn't always say it!!

I'm still editing and catching up with myself however here is a little sneaky peak.

Congratulations guys and thanks for looking after me so well!

Last week I met up with the lovely Larraine and James who are getting married in a few weeks at Cooling Castle Barn.

We did their pre-wedding shoot or engagement shoot (if you prefer to call it that) at Cooling Castle. We had a wander around, had a chat about their plans and took a few photographs.

Here are a few of my favourites.
Can't wait for their wedding now, fingers crossed for a dry day because snow is forecast for this week hence my shot of the lovely daffodils....proof that spring has actually sprung but if the forecast is true the daffs sadly won't last long!

It's been over a year since my last wedding at the lovely 'Mountain's' venue at Hildenborough. We started the day at The Spa Hotel in Tonbridge Wells with Kat and her friends, then it was off to find James and his best men.

Good weather meant it all went to plan, and the ceremony was held outside under the huge Gazebo with a champagne reception afterwards whilst we snapped a few family groups. Following the wedding dinner, the best men aired their superb film 'Eye of the Turnberry Tiger' which was edited clips from their stag visit to the golf championship (which James appeare at in a Tiger costume!) to huge accliam! Its become, I hear, something of a YouTube phenomenom!

A great day, with a brilliant bunch of guests which made for a fantastic album. There's a few favourites below, and if you'd like to see the album, then click HERE

With a 'country fayre' theme, Charlotte & Andrew were pretty dependant on good weather and got lucky! A church wedding was followed by a tractor and trailer ride back to the reception and a lot of action centred on the coconut shy and quiots - with that most English of drinks - Pimms - flowing it got very competitive of course!

With Charlotte being of Belgian descent, first off we had a 'first look' where the couple met up before the wedding and the couples entrance into the marquee was quite something - marching music accompanied by wildly waved napkins!

A fantastic day, and we got some great images!