Wedding photography is my passion. I love the excitement, that no day is ever the same, the incredible buzz of knowing that people are putting their faith in me to capture the most important day of their lives and to know that in years to come, generation after generation will be looking at photos that I have taken.
But it goes without saying that alongside all the joy, there is a hell of a lot of pressure. Curradine Barns Wedding Photography at its finest. Now there is pressure, and there is next level pressure. Imagine being asked to be the photographer for a family friend who you have known all your life, you were next door neighbours and regularly played together I know I overstayed my welcome most of the time…Sorry Kathy!
I am a big believer that everything happens for a reason and Ryan and Amy were definitely written in the stars. Now tell me you are in the wedding supplier elite without telling me you are in the wedding supplier elite. By choosing the best suppliers out there of course without blowing my own trumpet!!! Curradine Barns was the obvious choice and needs no introduction.
The perfect choice. As wonderful as the adults looked though, the kids definitely stole the show that day. Despite my wedding morning nerves never mind the bride and grooms!! The children were happy and playful, and everything was so relaxed apart from John who was trying to make the bubble machine work.
The bridal party had the incredible Bridal by Artists and Sam Payton-Smith for hair and make-up who did an incredible job as always. Ryan and Amy went for beautiful white sashes, side swept on each chair with candles and white petals lining the aisle and a floral archway and table swag at the top of the beautiful Granary Barn for their ceremony. The floral bouquets from Bluebells of Droitwich were a simple and elegant design of vintage white roses with complimenting greenery and matched the floral displays, swags and archway in the ceremony room perfectly.
