Waterton Park Hotel

September started with 4 weddings in 7 days taking in Nostell Priory, Hazlewood Castle, Coniston Hall in Skipton and finally the Waterton Park Hotel in Wakefield. All four weddings were on weekdays, so I actually had a week-end off! The last wedding of the four fell on my birthday, but Tim and Jenny were so great to be with that it was a birthday that I really enjoyed. Jenny is from Russia and two of her bridesmaids were also Russian. Those girls really know how to pose! They must teach it at school or something! Here are some of my favourite pictures from their wedding at Waterton.

The Bridge Inn

A busy bank holiday week-end took us first to Waterton Park Hotel near Wakefield, one of our regular venues, then to the Bridge Inn at Walshford, finishing on Monday at Rudding Park near Harrogate. These are my three favourite images from Donna and Damien's wedding at The Bridge Inn.

Oulton Hall

Another very busy couple of weekends that took us back to Rudding Park and Oulton Hall, together with a very windy visit to Castle Hill in Huddersfield. Fridays wedding was a little different - the church had double booked the wedding with a funeral at the same time! Our bride made quite a few trips around the block until the hearse finally departed! Here are a few shots from Saturday's wedding at Oulton Hall.

Hazlewood Castle

Busy weekend just gone with weddings over 3 days taking us to Hazlewood Castle, Oulton Hall and Tankersley Manor. One of my favourite images of the weekend is of Sarah at Hazlewood, when we popped outside for a quick night shot. Can't decide if I like the Black & White, Sepia, Aged Photo or Colour best!

Photos, Animation and Music

Just had a bit of fun with some images from recent weddings as a different way to show what we do. If you like the idea we can do this for your wedding images on DVD or for the net - Let me know what you think of the idea.........................

Hilton Hotel, Manchester

I was over in Manchester on Monday photographing in the Hilton Hotel. Not good if you have no head for heights but the views are amazing. The opportunities for great shots are endless, with spiral staircases, frosted panels, open metal stairs, great corridors - it's just a photographers paradise!