Wedding Photography at Rowhill Grange
Lloyd October 27th, 2009
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Wedding Photography at One Whitehall Place – London
Lloyd September 28th, 2009
Another gorgeous day in London and another fun wedding. Jessica and Paul first met at Uni and 12 years later here they are getting married!
I started the day with the bride at her parents house in Kent. Once she had finished getting ready, with the help of her five bridesmaids, we all set off in a gorgeous red 1950′s bus and headed up to Westminster for the wedding ceremony.
Jessica didn’t grumble though, she just picked up her dress and marched on in her siver ‘LK Bennets’.
During the ceremony there were two readings. One of them, a poem called ‘The Invitation’, was particularly touching and you can read it on the web site of the author, Oriah Mountain Dreamer.
After drinks on a terrace that over looks Embankment the wedding breakfast was served upstairs in the Library and followed by a night of dancing.
Wedding Photography at Kew Gardens
Lloyd September 27th, 2009
Lucy and Charlie were married in the Rossetti Room at Chelsea Register Office at 2pm. The weather in London was beautiful with temperatures in to the 20′s and a warm, late summer, sun putting a smile on everybodies face. Perfect weather for a wedding!
Wedding Photography at The RAC Club in London
Lloyd August 31st, 2009
The Bank Holiday weather defied tradition and London was bathed in warm sunshine for the marriage of Kathleen and Will. Perhaps this was the Capital’s way of trying to make Kathleen’s family feel at home as they had flown all the way from Texas to attend the wedding ceremony.
Wedding Photography at Great Fosters
Lloyd August 3rd, 2009
Rachel and Mark were married at St Pauls church in Chiswick at 2.30pm. We were expecting the forecasted rain to be with us that point but, thankfully, it held off until later in the day. The wedding ceremomy was enlivened by the Elysian Choir who sang beautifully throughout but really sent shivers down the spine with a rendition of Handel’s Zadock the Priest whilst the marriage register was being signed.
After the ceremony the Bride and Groom were whisked away in a Rolls Royce Phantom with the guests enjoying a glass of Champagne on there journey aboard a red Routemaster bus.
The wedding reception was held at the 16th century Great Fosters Hotel near Egham. As refreshements were served I managed to get some time to photograph the newley-weds around the grounds. Rachel was wearing a stunning dress designed by Caroline Castigliano and it was complimented by a beautiful bouquet from the very creative team at Euphoric Flowers.
Euphoric also supplied all the floristry inside the Tithe Barn which is where the wedding breakfast was served. The room looked amazing and no little credit should go to Kelly and her team at the Bespoke Wedding Company who coordinated the whole day.
Wedding Photography at St Stephens Club, London.
Lloyd July 20th, 2009
The Bride arrived with her Father at 4pm wearing a beautiful dress made for her by designer Ritva Westenius. After the ceremony the Groom and his new wife went across the road to St James Park for a stroll to the delight of the amazed tourists.
The wedding Breakfast was held in the Club’s dining room amongst some fabulous floral decorations created by Mark Walker and at the end of the meal the couple cut their cake which had been made by Pat-a-Cake Pat-a-Cake.
The whole day was organised by Wedding Planner Siobhan Craven-Robins. Siobhan and I have been trying to work together for a long time so it was nice to finally be available to photograph one of her weddings.
The newlyweds are now off on honeymoon to Greece with their daughter Alice.
Wedding Photography at The London Rowing Club, Putney
Lloyd August 26th, 2007
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On Saturday my wedding was in London. Chris and Jen held their ceremony and wedding breakfast at the London Rowing Club on the banks of the Thames at Putney. The club is full of history and character and made a suitable backdrop at the start of a sunny August Bank Holiday weekend.
The tables were all named after characters from ‘The Wombles’ and each persons place setting name card was attached to a gingerbread man.
The food was beautifully presented and included a starter of Parma ham with figs.
At the end of the afternoon an Routemaster bus supplied by Timebus arrived to take us all to the venue for the evening celebrations at The Old Bank of England Pub in Fleet Street where more of the couple’s friends arrived to join the party.
Mr & Mrs Attfield will be honeymooning on the romantic Burgh Island Hotel in Devon.
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Wedding Photography at the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Lloyd August 6th, 2007
A Sunday wedding this week; it was a sweltering 30c in London and although it’s nice to have the sunny weather I couldn’t help thinking that perhaps we could do with a bit of rain to ease the drought…
Anyway, Genevieve and Jason were married in the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists on the edge of Regents Park. We were lucky enough to enjoy two ceremonies; a civil ceremony, including the official register signing, preceded by a very unusual inter faith celebration. The couples Christian and Jewish backgrounds were both represented in the hour long service in which ministers from both faiths took part.
The cosmopolitan nature of the wedding was also emphasised by the different origins of the families; Genivieve and her family are from Hong Kong whilst Jason’s roots are in South Africa.
The guests were fortunate enough to see the bride in three different dresses throughout the day (apparently there was a fourth as well!) whilst the Groom, rather conservatively, wore the same morning suit from start to finish.
More guests arrived in the evening to join in the dancing and enjoy a buffet that included a massive bowl of Haribo sweeties!
Did somebody say ‘hosepipe ban’..?
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