Of course, I’ve been a wedding photographer for a lot longer than that, but in South Africa. So to celebrate that fact and to brighten up a grey day I’m going to showcase some of the wonderful brides I’ve had the opportunity to photograph in the last year and a half.
One of the most rewarding and wonderful things about being a wedding photographer is that moment when you show the couple their wedding photos for the first time .
As a Suffolk photographer I have a collection of testimonials and reviews from brides and grooms with whom I have had the pleasure of working with. Today I thought I’d share some of these with you.
This was a special wedding for me personally as they were the first couple to book me as their wedding photographer when I moved to Suffolk from South Africa two years ago!
It was a wonderful Spring day back in May when I met them at the Angel Hotel in Bury St Edmunds…
I’m going to start off with the Grange Hotel in Thurston – A wonderful late Victorian house (well, I say house, it’s more of a mansion!) in the Tudor style, which is a very popular wedding venue here in Suffolk between Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket.
They are all full of great advice about what your photographer should do on your wedding day, but offer scant advice as to what they shouldn’t do. There is one very very important thing that no proper wedding photographer should ever do under any circumstances at all.
Take over your wedding.
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