Amalfi Coast weddings are some of my favourite to shoot, and I was so happy to make a second visit this year for Becky and Tom’s Ravello destination wedding. By complete coincidence I was back at the same wedding venue too, Villa Eva. As with most destination weddings, I arrived a few days before the wedding. This gave me a chance to catch up with the bride and groom and go over their ideas for their destination wedding.

A beautiful wedding at Hales Hall & TheGreat Barn. Now this wedding was always going to be a special one for me, having known Jack the groom since our college days. I was chuffed when he asked me to capture his and Jacquie’s big day.

This stunning wedding venue is situated in the heart of Somerset surrounded by 18 acres of beautiful rural countryside. The Grade II listed manor house was built way back in 1705. The building dates back from medieval times and the name comes from a family who once lived in the village.

This was my first wedding at Kimbolton Castle and I’m hoping it won’t be my last! A truly breathtaking venue that is still used as a school today. They only take on a small number of weddings each year – making this a super special place.

Straight after their epic Ethiopian infused wedding, Dina and Nathaniel flew me out to Santorini to join them on their honeymoon. This was a first for me but WOW, what an awesome idea!! 

I don’t even know where to start with this EPIC Ethiopian infused wedding day! I met Dina and Nathaniel at one of the coolest ceremony venues I’ve ever seen, the London Wetland Centre.