With St Peter’s Church being only a few minutes from Carolines parents and the weather dry (if cold) Caroline, her bridesmaids and father walked there.
After the service we all made our way to Crathorne Hall for the wedding breakfast and continue the party into the night.
I took in instant like to Jess and Jay they are such a friendly, couple and I share many interests with them so knew Saturday was going to be a blast – I wasn’t wrong! I was made so welcome, I felt like a guest with a camera than a hired professional.
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Absolutely cracking work Rob!
WOW!!!!!
I love them Rob!!! i kmew i couldnt have got anyone better then you.
Glad you had a good day and felt welcome your a friend not just our photographer!
look forward to maybe doing other stuff with you ;) eg tattoos and stuff or fat pregnant red headed woman or whatever x x x x
You’ve captured a very striking bride, strikingly. Nice one!
What a beautiful wedding and the father of the bride’s not bad too!
Quality images Rob – excellent!
Nice work Rob, that confetti shot is stunning
Rob, great work as usual. Love the feel to these shots. Fabulous Bride and Groom
Great work Rob , Julie & i cant wait to see the rest ,Bride & groom great subjects.
Father of the Bride
Great images, the bride looks stunning.
They were granted a special license to hold their ceremony in Chester university’s chapel which doesn’t usually hold weddings.
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Great pictures Rob.
Love #5, got to be an award winner.
Rob
4 is a great image, good to see a bride up for some fun. Loving the video light?
Andy
Thanks guys, the venue were not keen on getting the bride on the table but were rocked when I showed them the back of the camera. Andy, the Lowel is sublime in the right situations.
The priest wasn’t keen on me standing here either, he wanted me at the back on a balcony, its amazing the memories some people will lose because their photographer didn’t question the authority figure.
Number 5 caught my eye in the thumbnail on facebook, and looks so much better here. Fantastic shot mate !!
Wow image number 5 is brilliant – I’m sure the bride is amazed with. Great work !
Fantastic set of images. I am especially partial to all the hats … That makes me miss the UK. :)
Well done Rob.
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Paul and Megan’s wedding was held 23 Floors up behind glass in the fabulous Cloud 23 bar inside the Manchester Hilton.
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Fabulous images, brilliant technique, love the “big picture”
See you again soon
Chris H
Megan, you are gorgeous, love the pictures, and love the bi-lines, great photography. You and Paul seem made for each other!
P.S. The photographer is not bad looking either!
wishing you all the happiness.
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Just wondering if you were serious about selling the D300 and if so how much for. I’ve just moved over from Olympus to Nikon hoping to do more portrait photography especially natural/low light which didn’t seem to suit the Olympus.
Anyway I’m looking to add another body and build up from there.
I live in Allerton so I’m not far away.
I really liked your photos and your style, definately a cut above the other L’pool wedding photography web sites I’ve looked at.
Kind regards
Ian
07778 708138
Thanks for the compliments on my photography Ian.
There is currently no better camera for low light work (like weddings) than the current crop of Nikon’s, I’m sure you have noticed a huge difference from your Olympus which starts off at a disadvantage by having a smaller sensor. The full frame Nikon’s I use are something special!
I was serious about selling the d300 but its long gone! It was snapped up, these are still a current model and used by many in the industry.
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