Showing posts with label Wedding Photographre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Photographre. Show all posts

Friday, November 11, 2011

Elize & Fred 22 Oct 2011

" No sooner met but we looked; no sooner looked but we loved; no sooner loved but we sighed; no sooner sighed but we asked one another the reason; no sooner knew the reason but we sought the remedy; and in these degrees have we made a pair of stairs to marriage, which we will climb incontinent, or else be incontinent before marriage. Fred proposed and I accepted, more details on our big day will follow soon!"


The big day came on 22 Oct 2011 and the images that follow are a glimpse into Elize and Fred's wedding Day.













































Thursday, September 29, 2011

Kirsty & Tyrone at Ascot Mews 27 Aug 2011 - The Paparazzi Special


Kirsty and Tyrone's wedding was my first wedding through Facebook. Fate and Facebook played a role in my being booked for her wedding. Facebook's role in this is that I started a group for my old primary school where I connected with other old girls. One of them being Kirsty's sister, Karen whom I got chatting with about my photography.

A huge thanks goes out to Leanne and Leon who where 2nd shooters for me. Leon stepped in at the very last minute to help out as Leanne came down with gastro the day before the wedding. Big thanks to Leanne for still doing as much as she could of the shoot despite not being well. (You guys rock and I'll be more than happy to return the favour).

Back to Kirsty and Tyrone the day started with me doing a few set up photo's at Ascot Mews and then moving on to capture Kirsty preparing for her wedding. Leanne was capturing Tyrone and his family getting ready while Leon raced through to the venue to capture the guests arriving. The rest of Kirsty and Tyrone's special day was captured by the Paparazzi team and the photo's that follow are a selection of the paparazzi images from the day. Thanks Kirsty  & Tyrone for letting us be a part of your big day.







spot the heart in the candle 
(there were two candles with the sacraments and both had made little hearts in molten wax)