The Wedding of Cath and Gregor was held at North Harrow Methodist Church followed by a Reception at Bearwood College.
Helped by glorious but cold weather, great music, an impromptu unrehearsed performance from a scratch band staring the Bride and Groom and a first dance to a Christmas song, this really was a day to remember!
Here are some of my favorite images from the day
I first met Jo at Kate and Andy’s Wedding in May, she is Andy’s Sister and was one of Kate’s Bridesmaids.
Jo and Laurence got married at St Michael’s Church and followed with their reception at the beautiful High Barn in Great Bardfield.
I started the day with Laurence so that I could get some time with the Groom in the morning before heading over to the their house to cover the Bridal Preps.
Laurence was getting ready and meeting up with the some of the guest at the Whitehall Hotel in Broxted.
Anya get’s her hair done!
The Dress
Bridal Portrait of Jo
Laurence waiting for Jo
Jo and Laurence at the altar, photographed through one of the pews.
The happy couple
A brief moment alone
Kate’s talents were on display again! Jo had themed the reception around the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party.
A fitting table name for the Bride and Groom, I don’t think Jo stopped smiling for long all day.
Jo made her own wedding cake
Laurence’s Speech produced both laughter and a few tears
The evening entertainment was provided both by the band and Jo!
Jo sang a beautiful rendition of Chasing Cars
Their First Dance
Wow – you really captured the romanticism of the day – you rarely see pictures of people crying like that with such joy and emotion.
Lovely work Paul. Glad your not in Edinburgh…now that would cause some real confusion !
I absolutley love the black and white photographs in this selection. Black and white portray raw emotion. The colour ones are fab too!!!
Excellent photo’s… I love the way the photo’s of the food contrast with the black and white selection… the colour really jumps out.
What an excellent set of photos – I really like these. The possible excpetion is the one of me conducting, but that’s the fault of my not liking my conducting ‘style’ (or lack thereof) rather than any issue with the way it’s been captured!!
Fantastic pictures Paul – we’re all blown away by them.
You even somehow managed to cope with the really dreadful light we provided!
Looking forward to seeing the rest.
Looks like it was beautiful and fun. Wish we could have made it!