Kingscote Barn Wedding Photography - Simon & Melissa

Simon & Melissa - 11th Oct 2008

Wahoooooooooo, this is going to be my favourite slideshow ever....! Well ok, who knows if it'll remain forever but you get the idea - I'm quite excited about this one. So, you're thinking the photos are gonna be great right, well I'm hoping that's the case. My real enthusiasm though is for the song I've used to accompany the show as it's my summer tune of 2008 - I hope you enjoy it too (unless your watching this at work with the sound off hey!)

Great wedding by the way, Simon & Melissa are super people, and lets be honest a groom who can put down dance moves to YMCA during his speech shows just what a fun couple these two are.

Pics & slideshow below >>>

Leaving St Giles Church, off to Kingscote Barn for their wedding reception.  (Edite to say: You can now see many more Kingscote Barn weddings over on my new website.)

I love this photo of the married couple in the wedding car about to leave St Giles Church, Uley.

Some of the most fantastic autumn light fell across the open fields at Kingscote Barn, making late evening couple portraits perfection.

First dance - how elegant!

And lastly the wedding slideshow.....

Some for me, some for the paper!

Terrible two's. The expressive years. Testing the boundaries. Call it what you will, but Daisy has hit it full force and when you're not watching her, she makes her move!

On Monday we did a little colouring. I turned my back to make a quick phone call, then whoppa Daisy presented herself, somewhat more colourful than when I left her...... beautiful!

Hot wedding at Kingscote Barn.

I had the pleasure this weekend of shooting Simon & Melissa's wedding at Kingscote Barn and the weather was just phenomenal. I'm going to include a few shots of just them for this post, but will follow up later with a slideshow no doubt. Sometimes the days timing fits perfectly to get out and shoot a few frames with the setting sun, and this wedding was it.

Here's a few of my top drawer favourites. It's worth clicking on the images to view them at a larger size.

These two (above & below) are a couple of favs from this season. The shot below uses off camera flash (which yo may have heard me talking about previously) and works great with the setting sun & associated flare.