Fiona & Glenn’s big day at the Grange Manor back in November, brought to an end a busy run of four weddings in eight days and was also part two of my second consecutive wedding “double header” – boy, so many facts and figures! And, having certainly put in the miles on the previous three weddings, it was great to finish up with just a short hop to Grangemouth – always good to be home in time for Match of the Day :-).
And, for the second day running, great to bump into some familiar faces, as I’d shot Glenn’s brother, Barry’s wedding to Sara a few months earlier, and what an amazing day that was!
Honestly, this was a truly fabulous one from start to finish. And with the added surprise of a Rolls-Royce for Glenn plus Shades of Sax doing his thing at the start of the night, there really were plenty of great moments to capture, lest we forget even the bird poo that landed on Fiona’s dress – supposed to be lucky I heard LOL.
OK folks, I’ll shut up now and let the pictures tell the story …
Fiona & Glenn, thank you very much for choosing me to shoot your brilliant wedding day! Here’s a few of my own favourite shots which I hope you all like. But please do let me know what you think – there’s a space for comments below the pictures :-).
Looking for “Documentary” Wedding Photography?
If you’re on the look-out for a wedding photographer (or know someone who is), then you may just like my “ninja style” (a couple’s words, not mine) low key approach to the day! Most couples tell me they didn’t even notice me for the majority of the day and that suits me … it is your wedding day after all, not a photo-shoot!
My style is very unposed, unfussy and focuses more on documenting your day rather than directing it. Minimal group shots (or even none at all if you prefer) and short couple shoots allow you spend more of the day with the people that matter and have a total blast!
I’m mainly taking bookings now for 2024 & 2025 but do still have some limited availability for this year too … but I do now only shoot one wedding per weekend so dates can be very limited during peak times.
