Antonia and Gareth have been a lovely couple to get to know, since I first met them at the beginning of the year. We had a great afternoon in the Autumn, with their two mums; Margaret and Marilyn planning the photography and having tea.

Their big day dawned bright and clear as I headed off to Antonia and Gareth’s home in Long Ashton, where Antonia was getting ready. Antonia’s mum Margaret, who had designed all the beautiful stationary, helped her get ready, along with her bridesmaids and as I left, they were all tucking into the champagne!

The church looked very festive, with the crib and Christmas decorations still fresh from Christmas Day and Antonia and Gareth looked very happy and (in Antonia’s case!) serene during the whole service.

We had chance to get some lovely shots outside Cadbury House before the heavens opened and it was time to reatreat inside.

Here are a few shots from their day:

With a Christmas feeling very much still in the air, I photographed Bea and Graham’s wedding on Thursday at Dunkerton Church and Priston Mill.

Dunkerton is an idyllic little village and home to Graham’s family so it was a really personal place to have their wedding. Bea and Graham had a guard of honour outside the church, made up of their friends from the RAF, who were all dressed in their finery.

By the time we got to Priston Mill, it was getting pretty dark, but there was still time for some lovely photographs in the grounds with some mulled wine to keep Bea and Graham warm, before heading inside.

Here are a few shots from their day:

Mick and Lorraine’s wedding on Saturday, at Clifton College in Bristol, had a really Christmassy feel to it. Lorraine had chosen a stunning purple and yellow coloured theme for the flowers and decorations and their cake was a fantastic iced mountainside to reflect their love of walking and climbing!

We used the college grounds to take a variety of shots using the architecture as backgrounds. Before long the temperature had really dropped and we retreated inside for Mick and Lorraine to warm up and enjoy a glass of champagne.

Here are a few shots from their day:

Saturday was, unofficially at least, the wettest day of the year, but the awful weather didn’t dampen spirits for Elaine and Mark’s wedding in Henbury, Bristol. As it was so wet, we took all the photographs inside the church and actually getting Elaine to the door of the church was a feat of navigating the lashing rain and huge puddles!

After the ceremony, we travelled to Cadbury House, by which time the rain had cleared, leaving the most amazing light and making the most of the lovely views towards the coast. We spent a bit of time outside, taking shots in the grounds and then, as it was so cold, took the rest of the relaxed photographs of guests inside.

Here are a few images from their day: