Wedding Photographer Wiltshire

I’m going to admit what is not really a secret anyway… it takes me so long to blog a wedding! I think all wedding photographers really have this same issue – we want to show our work, but it just takes SO long to put a blog post together! With Instagram being such a force these days as well, with the 10-image carousel being a fab way to quickly show work there, I’m now also going to post some of those 10-image selections here. I’ll still be doing longer blog posts (from time to time), but I think, going forwards, there’ll be more 10-image posts – just because it’s so much quicker; if I have to wait until I have the time to do a full blog post, my site is going to see a lot less new work than if I can just do a ten-set.

So, a long way to say you’ll be seeing more of these types of posts going forwards, which will hopefully mean more of my recent work will actually get shown here 🙂

Let’s start this new 10-set feature with Amy & Jack’s garden-game-fuelled wedding, in Wiltshire, UK. Such a super relaxed day, with a full-on tasting menu (which I also had, thanks so much, Amy & Jack), at the Red Lion, Pewsey. It also contained what is my favourite tin-can alley shot ever…! I’ll also be photographing the lovely bridesmaid who whacked those tin cans down again this year, as it’ll be her turn to get wed – love it when I get multiple weddings from the same family; it’ll be my third from this one, which is just fab.

“Thank you so so much for being such an incredible part of the day! Our photos are amazing and we love them so much! Sorry it took me so long to reply I got absorbed with the photos and very distracted! Thank you again for all the amazing memories and being such a wonderful person to work with. We are looking forward to seeing you next year for Katie and James’ wedding!!” – Amy

I’ve just uploaded another 10-set too: My time as Anna & Dom’s Pentillie Castle wedding photographer.