Day 2 of my last ever wedding “triple header” took me out to the Ayrshire coast, Seamill Hydro to be exact, for my second wedding of three there in as many months. I’ve been shooting weddings for a good few years now and never before a wedding at Seamill…and then three in three months…what is it they say about busses and all that!
From recollection, I’d only met up with Stephanie & Ross for the first time, just a few days before the wedding and we’d had a chat about what they were looking for on the day. A few days down the line and it’s the real thing :-). Good weather on the day (that got even better later on for the beach shots), amazing bride & groom, a fabulous crowd and the whole day in the one location…what more could you ask for.
Of course, I could say that my sixth sense told me that the skies would be better after dinner for the beach shots and that it was all down to careful planning but, the truth of the matter is that we simply ran out of time before dinner for those shots, so had to do them later on…
Stephanie & Ross, a big thank you for choosing me to shoot your fantastic day. Here’s just a few of my own favourites which I hope you like – click on any image to enlarge.
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Looking for wedding photography at Seamill Hydro…or anywhere else for that matter?
If you’re looking for a wedding photographer and like what you see in this post, why not check out my full wedding portfolio to get a good feel for my style of shooting. To get in touch, just drop me an email, tell me all about your day and what you’re looking for from your photography, and I’ll get right back to you – but do get in touch as soon as possible, as key dates do tend to get booked up around 18-24 months in advance!
Mike
