Lumley Castle was a great setting for this lovely, late afternoon, November wedding. The period features of the castle worked really well as a dramatic backdrop. A very intimate wedding, only a few friends and family, created a really touching atmosphere and service. Congratulations Steven and Karley.
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Great atmosphere in the house on the morning at Babs’ house, friends and family all mucking in and relishing every moment of the day.
St Trinity Church in Gosforth was awash in grandeur with some fantastic features, creating a fantastic backdrop for the ceremony. The service itself was very personal with the priest making references to the first dentist mentioned in the bible – in joke there for Babs and Nigel!
The reception was held at the magnificent Jesmond Dene House. With its splendid architecture and gardens, it was a pleasure to photograph.
It was a pleasure to photograph Louise and Ross’ beautiful wedding. The ceremony took place in Louise’s parent’s local village picturesque church, just round the corner from where they live.
As well as being touching and intimate, something you will see from the photographs is that ceremony was filled with laughter reflecting the couple’s great sense of humour; everyone enjoyed themselves immensely.
The grounds of the Judges Hotel, Yarm lent itself perfectly to some fabulous outdoor photographs: A wonderful day, all in all and congratulations Louise and Ross.
