The wedding of Keira and Matt took place last Saturday in a tiny hamlet called Lemsford, in Hertfordshire. Consisting of little more than a few homes and a primary school and sitting right next to the glamorous Brocket Hall, Lemsford Church is a beautiful place to get married and because it was such a glorious day (again - sorry folks, I know it’s getting boring!) the light flooding into the church was fantastic and made for some great shots while the service was going on.

After the wedding, the couple went for a ride in their carriage drawn by two lovely dappled grey horses and arrived back in time to have some portrait shots taken in and around Lemsford village - I also used the entrance driveway to Brocket Hall, but don’t tell anyone!

Here’s a selection of images from their day.

After a few hours sleep after Louise and Richard’s wedding on Saturday, I was up early on Sunday and off to deepest Essex where Leez Priory is to be found. Once again the weather was glorious and allowed an outside ceremony, held in the shadow of the gatehouse. Nichola looked beautiful in her elegant dress, along with a bouquet of white roses with black feathers, which was her colour scheme. Leez Priory provides beautiful backdrops with style - I was spoiled for choice for the bride and groom portraits and you see just a few here. The little boy asleep is Nichola and John’s son, Harry, who didn’t seem to realise what all the fuss was about!

This past weekend was an extremely busy one for me with weddings on both days. Saturday saw me in Waltham Cross and Old Harlow village for the wedding of Louise and Richard. The weather gods were smiling again as we enjoyed warm sunshine pretty much all day. The wedding took place in a characterful little hotel in Old Harlow which itself is a lovely little village and nothing at all like its new town namesake down the road. For some of the portrait shots of Louise and Richard I used some of the colourful backgrounds of the the high street. Avery emotional wedding, here are some of their images from the day.

The blog of Sunday’s wedding at Leez Priory to come soon…….

Saturday saw me back in London for the wedding of Camilla and David in the chapel of the Tower of London - one of the most exciting venues at which I’ve ever photographed a wedding.  Added to the excitement of the location, after the ceremony, hundreds of tourists watched and clapped proceedings, and the event was topped by a piper from the London Scottish Regiment playing the bagpipes as we all made our way through the Tower and out into Trinity Square, where we boarded a vintage Routemaster bus back to Camilla and David’s house for the reception.

Just for a change, I’ve posted loads of candid shots here, showing everyone simply enjoying the day.

Yesterday Kim and Pete tied the knot in the elegant surroundings of Pembroke Lodge which lies within the glorious Richmond Park in West London. As forecast, the weather stayed sunny all day and gave us some beautiful light for the portrait shots of the two of them in the grounds. Being a slightly unconventional couple, Kim and Pete went for an unconventional cake - it was made completely of cheese - and asked their guests not for gifts but to donate to various Oxfam projects. It was a fantastic day and I loved shooting them and their guests having a great time. By the way, the shot of the two of them walking back down the aisle after being married shows them boogying to Morecambe and Wise’s theme tune  ’Bring me Sunshine’, which was being played on trumpet by one of their friends!