Just into October after a week or two of bad weather Saturday the 9th was looking good, but as usual the BBC weather was wrong. It didn’t rain which was good but it was a bit cold and overcast all day. The day started with me heading to the venue about 9 o’clock to photograph the bride prep.

Luton Hoo was the venue, and what a great venue a 18th century Grade 1 listed Mansion House on the boarder of Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. I then off the the Cross Keys in Harpenden to catch up with the groom. After a quick bit of Dutch courage the groom and best man made there way across to St Nicholas church to wait for the bride.

The venue Luton Hoo

Shoes By Rainbow

Hair and Makeup by Candace Roberts

Harry the ring boy arrives, 18 months old and looking the part.

Russell making sure the boys know there jobs.

Laura arrives with her father looking fantastic followed by two flower girls.

Harry getting down on the dance floor.

The next Luck Girl.

I had great time shooting Jean-Mare and David’s this weekend, what a lovely couple, I wish them all the best. Its was a very changeable day weather wise but the rain stopped at the right time even time for me to take the photographs.

They ceremony started at 12:00 at St Nicholas Church in Harpenden, It is the oldest known church in Harpenden,  Hertfordshire. It was originally built as a Chapel-of-Ease in about 1217, until  it was enlarged and the existing tower added in 1470. The old  church was demolished in 1861 to make way for a larger building. The tower  contains a ring of eight bells, the oldest of which dated from 1612.

He are just some of the images for the day.

On one of the hottest day in June Lisa and Lee got married at St Stephens church St Albans believed to have been originally founded in AD948 by Abbot Ulsinus of St Albans, the reception was held at Sopwell House a local Country Club, It has gained fame as the gathering place for the England national football team before international football events.

Here are just a few images from the day.

Ching & Petros

Sunday 28th March 2010 at Fanham Hall Hotel

The house dates back to the 1400’s and over recent years has seen the commission of wonderful terraces and stunning original features.

With Grade II listed features and parkland, we have carefully restored them to create stunning areas of natural beauty throughout the year with the changing of the seasons.

They combine formal gardens with an ornate lily pond with fountain to our secluded avenue of trees leading to a walled rose garden.

Our wisteria walk provides a secluded pathway leading to our unique Japanese styled gardens complete with waterfalls, bridge over our lake and an original ornamental tea house.

The 12th of September was a perfect autumn day when Tara and Adrian got married at Sandridge in St.Leonard’s church.