Our wedding at Thornton Manor, Wirral…

I’ve been really touched by so many people asking me about Lou and I’s wedding on Monday and wishing us well I have decided to write a bit about it here.

My brides and grooms always pass comment on how quick the day goes so I was prepared and expected it to go fast but not this fast! They also tell me it was the best days of their lives and how fantastic it was, again we are no exception, nothing could have been any better – it was perfect!

As a photographer myself it’s really weird to be on the other side of a lens, one of the most repeated comments from my couples is “when did you take that? we never noticed you were there” this is important to me and something I strive to achieve even down the clothes I wear including the shoes that make no noise when I walk across wooden or stone floors. Our photographer was also low key and far less noticeable than guests with cameras, talking of which….

…We had requested guests leave their cameras at home and just enjoy the day, mainly because I know first hand how many shots are missed or ruined by people with their cameras by being totally unaware they have literally stepped in front of me. Professional wedding photographers wouldn’t bring a camera to a wedding they were a guest at anyway, mainly out of respect.

I won’t be able to post any of our official photographs here for copyright reasons, which is cool but I will be taking some ‘love my dress’ pictures with Lou which I will blog in the coming weeks. There is another account of our day from my good friend and fellow photographer Paul Thurlow you can see here.

Just back from a few days in Barcelona and now back in the UK ready for next weekends wedding. It was good to get back in the gym, I was having withdrawal symptoms having not been for a whole week, my fitness is important to me and the work I do.

Wirral wedding photographer