Wedding Photography
(yes, people, my laptop disk is back and I'm blogging again. More later)
Yesterday Russel (great bloke, my boss and our wedding photographer) came up to look at the venue for the wedding ceremony and reception to see how the light falls, where to take what shots, etc. Whilst doing this obviously he took many photos and when we got home I kept a copy when we were looking at them.
These are taken in the Rose Garden behind the registry office. It's a small circle of bushes with a rose arch and little stone seats. All very nice and romantic.
Me looking remarkable happy at finding a tree.
"Hey Russel, I've magicked a door from Ross' pocket!"
After Vicky's magic trick we went to the Cloisters at the registry office, where every photographer has a field day playing with their flash guns to get good lighting on the arches.
(we were weeding, okay?)
I practise eloping and marrying the Invisible Woman:
Ross and Vicky, circa. 1850.
Ross and Vicky engaging in their little known pursuit of Shakespearian theatre.
This is Little Hallingbury Village Hall, where we are having our reception. To the right you can just see the large garden behind the hall, where we will be having a barbecue. Inside we'll have a jazz band for the evening entertainment.
