It was lovely to receive these kind words from Stuart and Jenny:-
Dear David & Sandra
We just wanted to say thank you so much for the beautiful photos of Lois and Zoe! As always the photos are amazing and we are really pleased with them!
Thank you for all your time and hard work!
Kind regards
Styles of Photography available in the wedding photography market:-
Standard – Lots of group pictures and straight forward often unflattering Bride & Groom pictures.
Classical – carefully arranged formal pictures making everyone look their best before the picture is taken. You and you guests may need patience.
Reportage – capture the action without interfering with the couples day (often now called ‘Documentary’ as Reportage sometimes has a poor reputation). When we see great examples of ‘Documentary’ wedding photography it is often because the couple have been coached before the day in what is expected!
Lifestyle – lots of Photoshop to mess up the colours and give the pictures a ‘modern’ look. Couples in natural (not always flattering) poses.
We like to think of our Wedding Photography as contemporary Story telling. We are happy to capture real action if it looks good but we are also happy to encourage ‘moments’ to happen! Family groups and Classical pictures are usually required but do not have to take the whole day and we work in a fairly informal way. By photographing our couples at some point during their Engagement they are generally more relaxed on the big day and understand how we would like them to stand to make them look their best. Why not contact us and see what a whole wedding looks like?
It was a lovely day in February, for the Wedding of Natalie and Wayne at Parklands, Quendon Hall. Natalie was just having the final touches applied to her make-up, when we arrived, which worked well for us as we photographed this as well as the detail shots. As the Men were getting ready at Parklands as well, David went and captured the laughter there. Natalie then moved to one of the other rooms for her photographs where we captured some lovely images. Following the Civil Ceremony, Natalie, Wayne and their Guests enjoyed a Drinks Reception in the grounds of Parklands in the warm sunshine. A few family photographs were followed by a short break for the couple, then we took Natalie and Wayne for a short walk around the superb grounds of Parklands, for their pictures, where there are so many opportunities, without taking too much time. The Pavilion was the setting for Natalie and Wayne’s evening celebrations, and after taking some First Dance pictures we left them to finish enjoying their Wedding Day. It was nice to meet Richard of ‘Your Perfect Day’ Video and look forward to working with him again during the year. You can view the video trailer here
It was lovely to see Kathryn and Collin again, with their two children, William and Luke, for some portraits. After catching up, having a coffee, and allowing the children time to play, in no time at all we captured some lovely pictures. We photographed Kathryn and Collin’s Wedding in 2006.
We were extremely delighted this weekend to take a Booking for 2014! It is always pleasing to receive an early Booking.
It is always a pleasure to be recognised for achievements.
Dear Dave & Sandra,
Thank you so much for all of your hard work on our wedding photography…you went beyond the call of duty!
Love from
Steve & Rhian.
What an enjoyable time we had with 2 year old twins, Lily and Kelby! It was really great to meet them at last, we should have seen them before Christmas but unfortunately they were unwell at the time. Much fun and laughter occurred, producing some lovely pictures!
It was a dry, bright day when we arrived at Fennes for the Wedding of Faye and Mitch. Preparations were underway and running smoothly, giving us sufficient time to photograph Faye in a relaxed atmosphere. Following the Civil Ceremony and after the everybody photograph, Faye and Mitch socialised with their Guests during the Drinks Reception. As it was chilly outside Faye and Mitch requested their family group pictures to be taken in the House. The beauty of having Fennes is that there is the opportunity to use the different rooms for photographs which adds variety to the pictures. Not to be missed though, was a walk to the Bridge for some portraits of Faye and Mitch later on. After the Wedding Breakfast we captured some lovely images of Guests whilst the Speeches were taking place. Just before the First Dance we took a couple of night shots of Faye and Mitch before leaving a little while after the First Dance.
It was nice to see Jodie and George again together with members of their family for some photographs of them all. We photographed Jodie and George’s Wedding at Stoke-by-Nayland Hotel and Spa, Leavenheath, in 2010. 
