Excited to share the lovely Rebecca and Mark’s wedding today, which took place at the rather unique St Enodoc Church, in Trebetherick. Located right in the midst of sand dunes, the church used to be almost totally buried hundreds of years ago – parishioners used to have to enter literally through a hole in the roof! Luckily it’s a lot more accessible these days, though 🙂
It’s also a special place as Rebecca’s parents got married there 35 years ago – you can’t get much more of a personal wedding venue than that!
Some highlights of my St Enodoc wedding photography included my bridal preparation time with Rebecca and her lovely bridesmaids (that shot above, where Rebecca is just lost in the moment, having just got into her dress and veil, is one of my faves), some very entertaining speeches, breakouts into various songs throughout the reception, a bit of a sunset-guest-follow (see the ones near the bottom – those are the kind of ‘group photos’ that I like!) and just spending time with this lovely couple.
They were also so kind as to send me this lovely thank you card recently too – thanks, both!
So, without further ado, here are a selection of their wedding photos. As always, friends and family can view the entire collection over here.
These were just some of my favourites; if you’re a friend or family member, you can view lots more over this way.
I’ve said it before, but you capture expressions and emotions so well! My favourite are those hilltop silhouette group shots.
So kind, Charlotte, thank you! 🙂
Adore those confetti shots!
Thanks a lot, Anna!
Such a wicked spot that! Love that church, weird but brilliant. Great set as always, would like to pick a favourite but couldn’t possibly, would be listing for too long! 🙂
Means a lot, Barney, thanks for such a lovely comment! 🙂
Gorgeous!
Thanks a lot, Josh; means a lot!