Your Wedding Photos on my business cards

Managing thousands of photos is a pretty big task in wedding photographer world.  Harder still is selecting only a small handful for new business cards.

It took a while to shortlist 50 but here are just a few.  I love seeing a selection of photos all together from various weddings over the years, all with their individual look, light and composition.

Keep and eye out for some cards if you're at Kingscote Barn, Birtsmorton Court, Manor House Hotel or Friars Court, you may just see yourself in print.

Cheltenham Wedding Photographer

Philip & Michelle - 27th March 2010

I had a lovely local wedding in Cheltenham last (ish) weekend, at Cambray Baptist church in town.  You may think - what?  But trust me, it's not the norm to photograph weddings at a Church in town - yes in a village, or on the outskirts of a town, but not often right in town.  OK, you get that now right?

Here are a few favourites from the day, which although dry, had the occasional puddle and wet ground to be cautious of!



Michelle's wedding day started at her Mum and Dads house in Swindon Village, Cheltenham.




Puddle - Church - Pavement - Picture.


Phil must have left the pub about 10 mins to 2 o'clock (the wedding ceremony) - he is one relaxed groom (mind you, being a driving instructor possible means you're a touch more patient than most).



The ladies were having a fab day at the wedding.  Front row seats, Phil cracking jokes, mum (below) telling shocking stories = super faces all round













The architecture in this church is fantastic.  This balcony seen here from above (and below.....well from below), show it off superbly.









It was lovely weather as guests mingled outside the church, spilling out into the streets of Cheltenham.  This shot above sums up that time for me, it's been made as a double page spread in their album too.  It's great to lock across this photo at a large size, seeing who's chatting with who, what people were wearing, who's pulling a stupid face......!




You'd think Phil and Michelle would get a little 'private' time during some wedding portraits - alas no, here we have the onlookers.