Wedding Photography Braxted Park – Braxted Park was the superb Essex Wedding Venue Sarah Jayne and Michael chose for their Wedding. It was a dry autumnal day when we arrived at Braxted Park on the morning of the Wedding. Sarah-Jayne and her Bridesmaids were getting ready in the Bride’s Changing Room with all things going smoothly. Michael was outside having a few pictures taken with his Best Man and Ushers before the Wedding Guests started to arrive. 
With final preparations complete the girls were having some photos taken before it was time for the Ceremony. With the Guests seated in the Orangery, Sarah-Jayne took her Father’s arm and they walked the short distance to the front of the room for the Ceremony to begin. Following the Ceremony, Sarah-Jayne and Michael had a couple of minutes to themselves whilst their Guests were being shown the way to the Walled Garden. We then took Sarah-Jayne and Michael through the House for a few pictures before they joined their Guests on the steps. After the picture of everyone the Guests lined the path to the Walled Garden for the confetti throwing before the Drinks Reception. The weather was still holding so everybody mingled outside while we completed the few requested family pictures. We made the most of the hard standing areas, and took these pictures plus a few fun ones as the grass was a little damp. Taking a little time to take Sarah-Jayne and Michael away for a few together pictures by the Lake and Driveway proved to be the right thing to do just before the rain arrived!
We captured some nice images before we returned a little while later in time for the Wedding Breakfast. The pavilion looked lovely and once Sarah-Jayne and Michael were seated the meal was served. Coverage of the Speeches followed and a while later the Evening Guests arrived. Sarah-Jayne tossed her bouquet just before the happy couple took to the dance floor for their First Dance. Braxted Park at night looks beautiful and before we left we took a few pictures of Sarah-Jayne and Michael by the fountain.
