Kallyna and Ethan had some rather grand and ambitious plans for their wedding celebrations. I mean, why settle for just one wedding day when you can have two? I was incredibly lucky to be there for round one, at the breathtaking Ashridge House. This venue is one of my all-time favourites, located in Hertfordshire. Ashridge House offers couples an abundance of options to make their wedding truly unique.

From The Cotswolds to Hertfordshire and even more locally to me, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. Bertie (the very unoriginal name for my beetle) and I have travelled some serious miles this year. We’ve had many loud, terrible singsongs on our way home from some truly incredible weddings.

The year began at Elmore Court and ended at Lapstone Barn in the cotswolds. With a wide range of new, established and garden venues in between.

A blog dedicated to all of the family and friends photos from 2021. After 18 months, of what felt like, solitary confinement. We were finally allowed to mix with our nearest and dearest. Not only could we see them we could also finally… hug them!

Photographing weddings in 2021 was a real honour. Being able to witness families and friends being reunited was a real treat.

Well 2021 had it all. Big weddings, small weddings. We had it all and everything in between. We may have only had around 6 months of something that resembled normality. But boy, did we all need something to celebrate!

I genuinely don't know where to start with this one. I first met Rob and Mario at a wedding I had the pleasure of photographing. Both Mario and Rob had created a truly beautiful wedding cake (@couplewhocake) for Beth and Rich and Mario was best man. The pair of them are just the sweetest and most welcoming people. So naturally, I was delighted when they reached out and asked if I could be their wedding photographer too.