Some weddings are all about grand entrances, carefully choreographed group photographs and a long list of formalities. Others are about spending time with the people who matter most, having a good laugh, and enjoying every moment without worrying about what comes next.
Sophie and Josh chose the second option.
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There are summer weddings, and then there are summer weddings. You know the sort, the ones where the sun turns up with absolutely no intention of leaving, everyone is wondering where the nearest bit of shade might be, and the photographer starts questioning whether carrying around several kilograms of camera equipment was really such a sensible career choice.
This wedding at Bickley Mill in Newton Abbot was definitely one of those days!
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When I checked the weather forecast for this wedding at Humber Barn in Teignmouth, I won’t lie, it looked absolutely dreadful.
The forecast was predicting 50mph winds, heavy rain, and generally the sort of weather that makes you wonder whether Noah might be sailing past at some point during the day. But as anyone who has followed my wedding blogs for a while will know, I seem to possess some sort of bizarre weather superpower. I genuinely cannot explain it!
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The weather forecast and wedding photography have a funny relationship. More often than not, the forecast predicts doom and gloom, and couples spend the week leading up to their wedding nervously refreshing weather apps every few hours. This wedding at the beautiful Osborne Hotel in Torquay was another perfect example of why I always tell couples not to panic.
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There are some wedding days where the weather forecast looks so grim that you spend the week before checking it every few hours, hoping for some kind of miracle. Charlotte and Anthony’s wedding at Cockington Registry Office in Torquay was one of those days.
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This wedding took place at the very end of November, but so close to December that all the Christmas decorations were already up. That always changes the feel of a wedding day in the best possible way. Soft lights, Christmas trees, warm colours and that cosy atmosphere that only comes around once a year.
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St Audries Park is a historic country estate and manor house wedding venue set in the heart of the Somerset countryside, and it comfortably sits in my top five wedding locations.
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I arrived early, as I always do, giving myself time to take in the venue and photograph some of the details before things really got going. I also covered a small amount of bridal preparation at the hotel. These quieter moments at the start of the day are always important, not just for the photographs themselves, but for helping everyone feel relaxed and comfortable before the ceremony begins.
Mandy and John celebrated their renewal of vows at the beautiful Cockington Church in Torquay. It was one of those perfect September days; warm, sunny, and full of smiles.
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Jonathan and Stephanie’s wedding took place at St Martins Church in Exminster, Exeter, with their reception at Duckaller Farm. It was one of those lovely, warm Devon days that just felt right for a summer wedding.
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