Friday: sunny. Sunday: sunny. Saturday: grey, windy and cold!!! Ahh, the great British weather.

Didn’t spoil a wonderful day at Bramshot Church for the Ceremony, then onto Bury Court Barn to party with Beth and Graeme, and all their friends and family.

We wanted to write a quick note to say thank you so much for all the amazing photos that you took at our wedding, we are over the moon with them! Your professionalism, patience, kindness and humour made spending our big day with you an absolute pleasure. We couldn’t recommend you highly enough to our friends and family or in fact, anyone else we know who is getting married! Thanks again, we really do feel we have gained two new friends, your tag line says it all “Friends who are photographers!”

We thought we’d have a go at growing our own crops (Don’t think Mr Sainsbury needs to worry just yet). First stage a greenhouse. Jon’s degree in engineering came in quite useful as the instruction manual was less than helpful ;o(

We’re going to have a go as some simple (we hope) stuff to start, toms, lettuce, strawberries and sweetcorn. Watch this space…

Whilst our photography is most definitely focused on the people, there is one detail shot we can’t get enough of. The rings. The sign of the couples commitment to each other.

Lee and Nikki loved their new Lotus Exige, so…

We usually take our studio lighting kit along to weddings, just in case. Sometimes, if there’s time and space, we set up a ‘photo booth’ to get some fun, informal portraits of the guests.

Here’s a few of our faves from Lee and Nikki’s wedding.

We’re fortunate to live in one of the warmest places in the UK, known locally as the ‘Sussex Riviera’.

So when it started to snow this morning we just had to get out there, have some fun and take a few pictures. Bodhi loved it.