Wedding Shoot: Hayley & Martin at St Huberts and Rhinefield House

April 26, 2010 | Posted Under: , , , , , | 7 Comments 

On a sunny Spring Friday (I think I’m safe in saying the warmest day of the year so far - down South at least) we photographed the wedding of Hayley and Martin.

The day was to take us across two county borders with the ceremony taking place at St Hubert’s Church in Corfe Mullen, Dorset and the reception being held at Rhinefield House within the New Forest in Hampshire.

Things kicked off at the very quaint St Hubert’s where we met up with Martin before the ceremony and awaited the arrival of Hayley. She arrived in a very special Rolls Royce (with a golden Flying Lady rather than the traditional silver). Hayley looked absolutely beautiful…

as did her bridesmaids.

Proud parents.

Unfortunately, we weren’t allowed to take any photographs during the ceremony, which was a shame - but we were allowed to keep our cameras out for the arrival of the bride.

The happy couple.

Introducing the Best Man, Will who was extremely helpful with rounding up the herds for the group shots.

The aforementioned Golden Flying Lady.

We had some time for some family shots at the Church before everyone made their way to Rhinefield House. It’s a 50 minute drive between venues but it was smooth running - we love our Sat Nav! The journey down Ornamental Drive is so beautiful and is a lovely introduction to Rhinefield House .

A bubbly welcome.

Guests entertained themselves on the lawn with Bucks Fizz and a spot of croquet and giant Jenga.

I love Hayley’s bouquet so much. Such beautiful pastel colours.

The lovely purple tones continued with tulip table settings.

Hayley and Martin had a mind-blowing alternative to a wedding cake - croquembouche. I think it’s actually more stable than it looks as the profiteroles are bound with spun caramel.

With everyone sat we left them in peace to enjoy their meal.

Keeping our ear out for the cutting (and the gentle prising) of the croquembouche,

and the start of the speeches.

With the day winding down and no evening reception for us to photograph, once everyone had finished their food we just had time for some shots in the garden whilst Hayley and Martin had some fresh air and then we said our goodbyes. It was a such a peaceful, warm evening. The end to a perfect Spring wedding.

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Wedding Preview: Hayley & Martin

April 24, 2010 | Posted Under: , | 3 Comments 

It was a glorious Spring day yesterday with unbroken sunshine for the wedding of Hayley and Martin, with the ceremony in Corfe Mullen and the reception at the grand Rhinefield House. Here’s a little preview from the day - such beautiful floral colours and very cute bridesmaids!

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Wedding Prep Shots: Laura & Lee

April 19, 2010 | Posted Under: , , , | 2 Comments 

This Sunday morning we went on a little tour with Laura and Lee as we prepped for their wedding taking place at St James’ Church in Poole and then onto Canford Magna Golf Club. It was a glorious Spring day and naturally, a golf course offers up loads of lovely landscapes to make the most of. We won’t be able to venture too far around the grounds so we don’t disturb play on the day, but who knows… maybe we can hijack a golf buggy at some point?

We spent a few minutes taking some test photos in both locations as they’re so different. Here are the results…

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Wedding Prep Shots: Hazel & Lawrence

April 13, 2010 | | 4 Comments 

Last night was one of the first evenings this year we’ve been able to make the most of a late night for a wedding prep, and Bournemouth beach was on top form! We spent some time catching up with the lovely Hazel and Lawrence whose wedding will be at one of our favourite venues, the Orchid Hotel, in a few weeks time.

We’re all hoping to get down to the prom for a bit during the wedding day so we toddled down the zig-zag and spent a few minutes having a little practice session. Can’t wait to get back down there for the real deal.

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