Denise & Peter

It was an absolute privilege to spend a few hours with Denise and Peter this week.  This lovely couple were getting married after 20 years of being together!

Very spur of the moment, they decided to get married at the Offas Dyke Center in Knighton all by themselves!  With some encouragement from family members however, they asked me to capture this special moment.

I took some photographs around the beautiful treehouse they were staying in beforehand at Squirrels Nest and my goodness, it was stunning!

This was the most low-key wedding I have shot, but in no way was it any less in love and meaning.  It was wonderful to see the strength of feeling and conviction between Denise and Peter after two decades together … and may it continue for many more!

 

 

 

 

Zoe & Dave

This was a stunner of a wedding that I got to shoot on the 6th of September.  Set in the hills of Brecon, Tall Johns House is a photographers dream! SO many beautiful backdrops to choose from.

Then there was the lush pair that is Zoe & Dave who were just fab to photograph. So funky. So cool. AND Dave hails from my home town of Glastonbury – WAHEY!

This wedding was a very relax affair and that’s just how it should be!  Getting to celebrate their nuptials with close friends and family in this gorgeous area was just perfect.  The fact that Zoe was nuts enough to want a ride in the wheelbarrow was just the icing on the cake for me. Amazing!

To the happy couple, I wish you and your little beauties all the best for the future.  Congratulations!

 

 

Family fun time!

It’s such a lovely thing to be surrounded by a family who, although usually have great distances parting them, are so close.

The lovely Sian hired me to capture some family fun time before she had to head back with hubby and daughter to New Zealand.

I went to the family house in my local town of Knighton to photograph everyone together – playing croquet, frolicking in the stream and cycling with no stabilisers for the FIRST TIME!! It was great fun!

Here are the highlights…