Anybody who knows me will know I’m a huge fanboy when it comes to Miss Kathleen Edwards.
Recently I got to see her three times on her UK tour and for the London gig was the only photographer given permission to shoot the whole show.
Here, for your viewing pleasure, are a few of my faves….
Say hi to Amy & Ped.
This Friday they’ll be getting married at the supercool Dodmoor House in Northamptonshire and I’m really looking forward to spending the day with them.
For their engagement shoot we met up in Camden Town and enjoyed some rare good weather down by the canal and markets…
But we started in the pub! 
Some of you may remember Emma & Adam from their engagement shoot in Ipswich.
Exactly a week later we were down in London for the main event. And what a brilliant day it was!
They were married on St. Patrick’s Day at the very cool Old Marylebone Town Hall before heading to The Trafalgar Tavern on the bank of the Thames River.
The night ended with a great band, chinese lanterns and plenty of freaky dancing.
Thanks to the lovely Jen O’Neill for 2nd shooting with me on the day.
And big congrats to Emma & Adam. Their wedding rocked!
** Special prize for added effort goes to Emma who hand-made the 1000 paper cranes! **
A few more images from the FIND workshop in London last summer which saw Evelyne & I on the other side of the camera for a change.
These photos were taken by the supercool and very handsome Craig Williams.
Thanks Craig. We love ‘em!
I’ve been a fan of Jonathan Canlas‘ photography for a while now.
He shoots 100% film and is well known in the photography world for his Film Is Not Dead workshops.
So when Evelyne & I were asked to model for Jonathan’s recent workshop in London, we jumped at the chance to spend some time on the other side of the camera for a change.
All these photos were taken by Jonathan. I was a fan of his photography. Now I’m a fan of the person too. Top bloke!
Say hi to two of the nicest South Africans you’re likely to meet – Marike & Wolf. Yes, WOLF!
These 2 get married in The Maldives next September. How amazing will that be!? Paradise.
They got in touch with me after seeing the Rock n’ Riot shoot I did with Rock N Roll Bride recently and we met in Shoreditch for their engagement shoot. The last shot here was taken for their Save The Date invites
We’ve shot two weddings which had their receptions at The Britannia pub on the edge of Victoria Park in London. Both have been fantastic!
I think couples who choose such a cool, laid-back venue are very much on our wavelength and their weddings tend to be informal and fun. Vicky & Stuart’s wedding was definitely our kind of wedding.
The ceremony took place at the Old Marylebone Town Hall before their guests were taken to The Britannia on a traditional London red bus.
The rest of the day involved sunshine, good food, a drink or three, games, a fair bit of dancing and plenty of smiles.
Like I say… our kind of wedding!
The boys’ day started, not according to plan, with a broken down van.
Many thanks to Clare West for 2nd shooting with me on the day.
And if you didn’t think this wedding was cool enough already, here’s how the couple made their exit…
Massive thanks to Vicky & Stuart for inviting us to photograph such a great wedding. Congrats to you both.
Emily & Stef are some of our best friends.
Some of you reading this will know Emily already as she’s a well known wedding photographer herself, even appearing on Channel 5 recently.
Many of you might know Stef too. He’s a self-confessed ideas man. His motto is “create something every day”, usually something that combines technology and design.
They have three gorgeous kids together. You may remember this little shoot we did when they had just two children.
They were married in a simple register office ceremony on a rainy Thursday morning in June and I was honoured to be asked to photograph the wedding for them. Later that day, after a great lunch in St Albans, we met up again in London for some portraits on the South Bank along with fellow photographers (and lovely people), Owen & Charis. The day was rounded off nicely with dinner and drinks at our new favourite London hotel, Shoreditch House.
Two days later Emily & Stef had their second (and main) wedding celebration in Sussex. This was a humanist wedding ceremony, my favourite kind but sadly not legal in England. Yet. The day was photographed by one of my favourite photographers, Polly Alexandre, meaning Evelyne & I could attend as guests. We never even took our cameras! Their wedding was perfect. Good times were had by all and we’re so happy we got to be a part of such a fantastic celebration.
Here are a few of my fave images from the first day. Make sure you check out the video at the end!!
Ok… so you may have seen a video we made of our trip to Devon on THIS POST recently.
Actually, I can’t take any credit for the video. It was all Evelyne‘s handywork. She doesn’t pretend to be a fully fledged videographer at all, but enjoys making videos with our Canon 5DMkII cameras and then editing them in iMovie before sharing them with friends and family. Emily & Stef obviously think she’s pretty good as they asked if she’d be up for making a little video clip from their wedding. Evelyne said she would… and then worried that it wouldn’t be good enough!
Check out Evelyne’s finished video clip here. I reckon she did an amazing job
Massive congrats to Emily & Stef. Their wedding was unique, fun, beautiful, romantic, kinda windy at times, and we enjoyed every minute of it!
xx
We just got back from an amazing weekend celebrating the wedding of our good friends, Emily Quinton and Stef Lewandowski.
They had a civil ceremony in St Albans on Thursday and a humanist ceremony on Saturday. I photographed the civil ceremony and we then headed into London for a shoot on the South Bank. This photo is from that session.
Many more photos here soon…
Massive congrats to Emily & Stef, one of our favourite couples. Evelyne and I loved being a part of such a gorgeous weekend.
