Sarah & Andrew, The Larmer Tree

Saturday was a perfect summers day, just what you need for the Larmer Tree, which is wasted as venue if you can't get into the gardens.
Sarah was driven to the Larmer tree Grounds by her dad in his classic TR6, where they were met by a piper (Sarah is Scottish).
Sarah and Andrew are a lovely couple, really relaxed and fun to be around. Andrews family all shipped over from Australia, and they mixed brilliantly (and noisily!) with Sarah's Scottish contingent.
The ceremony was held in the Victorian Pavilion, and had a very fun, warm and emotional feel.
The lawn games made for some fun entertainment during the afternoon for the young and energetic, whilst many also made good use of the deckchairs to sit in the heat with their Pimms and listen to the excellent Swing singer - exactly what the Larmer Tree grounds are made for.
Dinner was served in true Aussie style, of course - Barbecue!
The Larmer Tree Grounds are a beautiful setting for a wedding. Sarah & Andrew really created a day to remember, and one I throughly enjoyed being a part of.

Nicola & Stephen, Kingston Country Courtyard

Stuart had a complete ball on Saturday. He got on so well with Nicola and Stephen, who were so relaxed, and so much fun that no one could help but enjoy themselves. Stephen is Australian, and many of his family came over for the wedding at Kingston Country Courtyard. The weather couldn't have been more glorious, completely perfect for their outdoors ceremony. Nicola was very emotional, and the processional had to be stopped before she was even within view of Stephen so that she could have her make-up fixed!
The couple just exuded sheer joy, and laughed without stopping all day long - even when they cried!

Jenny & Spencer, Eastwod Park

Jenny & Spencer were married at St Georges church in Hanham - one of my favourite little churches, tucked away in the middle of nowhere, you reach it through a wood and its very hard to find! It's a tiny little church, which makes weddings tricky as the aisle gets very crammed, but it has a really friendly feel which suited Jenny & Spencer's day perfectly.
From there we went on to Eastwood Park at Falfield (Gloucestershire), a venue I had never been to before. As always with new venues I had visited earlier in the week, and knew that it was going to be a nice reception, the venue is fabulous house with some nice gardens and grounds, and I was just hoping for a nice summers evening to make the most of the terrace.
Fortune smiled on Jenny & Spencer, and the weather was all they had wished - the day was sunny and warm, the sunset was spectacular, and the warm summers evening on the terrace was just a perfect finale.
Jenny & Spencer are a lovely couple - happy, relaxed and friendly, which shone throughout their wedding day. And the rich deep purple Jenny had chosen for the colour scheme was gorgeous!

Beverley & Edward, Dillington House

Saturday was so hot! Makes a nice change at the moment, and it made the beautiful Dillington House just the most perfect setting for Beverley and Ed's wedding.
Both of them were very nervous, all the way through to the middle of the vows. But when Ed was asked to repeat that he would 'honour and obey' there was such a huge pause, followed by a very audible 'erm...' that there was a huge laugh amongst the guests, Beverly 's expression was priceless, and all nerves instantly disappeared. The rest of the day went brilliantly - Beverley is so full of expression she was a lot of fun to photograph, and together they are an incredibly sweet couple.
Beverleys brother is in the Army - he came back for the wedding, and is going straight back to Iraq. I know it meant a lot to the whole family to have him there.