Kind words from my clients

One of the lovely things about my job as a wedding photographer is the lovely comments I get from my clients when they see their photographs. These are some of the emails I have received recently.


Dear Simon,

The album arrived yesterday and looks great. Thank you for providing us with such a wonderful memory of the day.

Best wishes,
James


Hi Simon,

The photos are so lovely! We absolutely love them.
Thank you for taking such great photographs.

Kind regards
Joyce

HI Simon,

Well, I spent a whole evening looking through the photos. They're wonderful, thank you. They tell the story of the day perfectly and it brought back lots of lovely memories.

Thanks again,
Mel

Dear Simon

Just a note to say thank you for the stunning photos - we were so pleased with them. They are such a lovely reminder of our day and we will treasure them.

Best Wishes Hannah & James.

Jesus College wedding photography, Joyce & Conrad

Joyce and Conrad's wedding was in the chapel at Jesus College, Cambridge, on Sunday 19th September.

Jesus College is a really beautiful place to photograph, I have photographed a number of weddings there in the past.
When I arrived one of the guests told me I'd better be good as former Magnum (The World famous photo agency) picture editor John Morris was one of the guests.

These are my favourite photographs from Joyce & Conrad's wedding at Jesus College, I hope you enjoy them.

Belton House and RAF Waddington, Chris & Kate's wedding.

I had the pleasure of photographing Chris & Kate's wedding recently at Belton House in Lincolnshire.

Belton House is owned by the National Trust and is a real treasure, they only have a small number of weddings a year and certainly know how to make them special.

Chris is a navigator in the RAF, the reception took place at RAF Waddington near Lincoln.

Fawsley Hall wedding. Hannah & Ben

Fawsley Hall has always been a special place for me, ever since the first wedding I photographed there some eight years ago. Set in the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, Fawsley is approached by a narrow winding road, often full of sheep. There used to be a village here, all that is left now is the church and Fawsley Hall.

Fawsley Hall has an interesting history and dates back some 800 years, Queen Elizabeth I stayed here in 1575, the house was owned by the Knightley family from the early 1400's, it fell into disrepair in the 1970's before being turned into a hotel.

Hannah & Ben married at nearby Badby Church on the 3rd September and held their reception at Knightley Court, Fawsley Hall. It was a beautiful sunny day.

These are a few of the photographs showing the love between Hannah & Ben, I hope you enjoy them.