With Christmas came the day that Katie and Ashley had been waiting for. Their wedding took place at The Royal Esplanade Hotel in Ryde between Christmas and New Year. The hotel was adorned with Christmas trees, colours and sparkles as the bride walked down the aisle. Father Christmas even made an appearance!
Botanical Vintage is a small local business supplying gorgeous vintage clothes and decorative items for weddings and events. It is owned and run by a brilliant woman called Elly. This shoot at Northcourt Manor was our first with Botanical Vintage and it was a full team event!
The Muddy Bull Run is a Tough Mudder event. It takes place every year at Three Gates Farm in Calbourne, site of Rhythmtree Festival. Teams battle their way through woodland, past obstacles, under bridges and through streams on their choice of a 5km or 10km course.
Jon and Linzi were married at Afton Apple Farm. This is a beautiful rustic location, with beautiful gardens and as you would expect, Orchards. The ceremony took place out doors under a wood framed shelter, decorated in delicate pink hues. Their children stood with them whilst they signed the marriage register.
Marks and Spencers in Cowes held the M&S Gin Bar in association with Mermaid Gin during Cowes Week. Mermaid Gin is a gorgeous spirit, made by the Isle of Wight Distillery. It uses ethnically sourced botanicals and comes in a fully recycled, beautiful blue glass bottle. The guests at the event enjoyed gin tasters and mixology classes.
Laura and Edd were married in Greece and then had a ceremony and party back in the UK. The ceremony was officiated by a relative and took place at Rookley Country Park. It was a hot Summer day and the cornflower blue skies complemented the colour scheme perfectly.
Headliners have included Morcheeba, Robert Plant and The Stereo MCs, whilst the afternoon sounds have more of a World vibe.
Isabella’s christening took place at St Blasius Church in Shanklin. Her parents commissioned us to take some photos of the event.
We photograph at the Isle of Wight Festival for Kashmir Cafe, a stage run by a great team in aid of The Quay Arts Centre.
Josie and Rob da Bank are the couple responsible for some of the Country’s most electrifying and surreal festival experiences. As founders of Bestival and Camp Bestival they brought excitement and joy to Festival goers on the Isle of Wight and in Lulworth. I popped in to take a few promotional shots for Camp Bestival.
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