Been so excited to blog this!!!
I've known Victoria (Torzi) since my uni days, we both did photography. We spent many nights together doing our projects but we also spent many hours shopping - this was our favourite past time. She is a wonderful friend that i hope i will have in my life forever. It is hard that she lives in Buxton and i live here in Northern Ireland, but we see each other a few times a year.
Ok enough of that....on to her BIG DAY!!
One word to describe this wedding? I don't think there is one word that could sum this day up.
If you can think of one - please comment...
Gorgeous bridesmaids or what?!
All the wee details...i loved it, i was in phootgrapher's heaven.
And what a handsome groom - the girl did well!
Umbrellas at the ready.
Thornbridge Hall is a TOP venue - the gardens were spectacular, i've never seen gardens so well kept.
Thank goodness the rain stayed away.
Inside was just as gorgeous as outside - it was great to be able to use both.
The girls were spelling out 'TORZI' here - this is Victoria's nickname!
I could not possibly pick 1 favourite image from this wedding.
Stunning room or what?!
Hydrangea flowers are my favourite and what i had at my September wedding also.
The dinner was about to be served - this meant my work was done, time to relax with my hubby and have a well deserved G&T.
Oh yes - here is me below - with Torzi.
The speeches were extremely funny and emotional, i guess because i was a friend of the couple i felt it more today than at other weddings.
During the speeches i got given a present for doing the photographs. a beautiful ring - thank-you so much :) x
I wish Mr & Mrs Murcott all the happiness in the world, they deserve it.
Next on my list will be to photograph their baby - what a gorgeous baby that will be!!
But i better steady myself as this won't be for a wee while :) see u both very soon xx
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Anisha & Sundip - Whittlebury Hall, England - Indian Wedding
Here it is my first of two English wedding's during September and my first EVER Indian wedding.
I won't deny it was a crazy day with so much going on and so many traditions that i was a little stressed and hot in my heels at times, but it was an amazing experience.
Luckily i knew Anisha & Sundip (Sunny to myself and friends) from my uni days, i lived with Sunny in the same house for a bit as he was friends with Jonny and so i seen Anisha often too! They met at uni and have been together ever since.
Anisha is so beautiful, what a smile.
Before the service started members from Anisha's family stole Sundip's shoes...so you will see his brother above counting money to buy back the shoes.
Tradition is after the service to leave in a vehicle of any kind and to run over a coconut!
This one of them leaving in the golf buggy is one of my fave ones :) I love the movement.
A quick change of clothing before dinner...i think i was the only girl that did not change :( if only i had known, i coulda brought that other dress! But then i would have been late for these photos.... Wow girl, i love the colour!
Such a fabulous & colourful wedding, it was everything i imagined it would be and more.
Before dinner we had wonderful dancing by cousins and friends, a poem, speeches (which i was mentioned in - thank-you!) and first dance before an amazing indian buffet....and then it was time for me to go freshen up, drop camera etc off and dance!
Cannot wait to catch up soon with you two ;) probably will be another wedding or maybe a christening!!
I won't deny it was a crazy day with so much going on and so many traditions that i was a little stressed and hot in my heels at times, but it was an amazing experience.
Luckily i knew Anisha & Sundip (Sunny to myself and friends) from my uni days, i lived with Sunny in the same house for a bit as he was friends with Jonny and so i seen Anisha often too! They met at uni and have been together ever since.
Anisha is so beautiful, what a smile.
Before the service started members from Anisha's family stole Sundip's shoes...so you will see his brother above counting money to buy back the shoes.
Tradition is after the service to leave in a vehicle of any kind and to run over a coconut!
This one of them leaving in the golf buggy is one of my fave ones :) I love the movement.
A quick change of clothing before dinner...i think i was the only girl that did not change :( if only i had known, i coulda brought that other dress! But then i would have been late for these photos.... Wow girl, i love the colour!
Such a fabulous & colourful wedding, it was everything i imagined it would be and more.
Before dinner we had wonderful dancing by cousins and friends, a poem, speeches (which i was mentioned in - thank-you!) and first dance before an amazing indian buffet....and then it was time for me to go freshen up, drop camera etc off and dance!
Cannot wait to catch up soon with you two ;) probably will be another wedding or maybe a christening!!
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