It’s always quite exciting shooting at a new venue and these days, having been around for a few years now, that opportunity doesn’t come along too often. But wedding no.31 of the year gave me such an opportunity, and off to The Bay Hotel in Kinghorn I headed for Jacqueline & Bryan’s big day. And, for the first time in a while, we’re blessed with some gorgeous August sunshine…totally glorious for a location overlooking the beaches along the Forth.
As with a few couples this year, I’d not met Jacqueline & Bryan prior to the wedding but, as I’ve said before, that, to me, never causes an issue, and I quickly got to know everyone during the bridal prep and the shots with the guys prior to the ceremony.
My preferred shooting style is one of a documentary nature, with a sprinkling of family group shots and a short bride & groom session, so you’re free to get on and enjoy your day to the max without feeling you’ve been in a photoshoot all day…I just look for the “moments”, and there were certainly plenty of them at this wedding…just take a look below.
And the icing on the cake? Some glorious early evening skies for the bride & groom shoot :-).
Jacqueline & Bryan, 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 The Bay Hotel…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
