When Beth & Emily decided to get married on the Isle of Wight, they knew that loads of family and friends would be travelling across the Solent for the big event. They decided to make that trip even more memorable for everyone by adding a party night on the Friday.
Like many couples wed during 2021, Claire and Andrew had to wait for their big day. When at last, it arrived, it was everything they had dreamed of.
Ventnor Fringe Festival 2021 made a triumphant return following 2020’s lockdown-infused-hiatus. Entertaining all with a solid ensemble of theatre, spoken word, music, poetry and circus antics, the Fringe team lit up the town of Ventnor (our hometown) with gusto.
Em & Beth, in the Evening Sun Emily & Beth’s pre-wedding shoot took place on a sun drenched, picture perfect Summer evening. The couple had allowed us to choose the location, as we know the Island so well. Wherever possible
Keira and Sam were married in May 2021. They were unworried about the current Covid-19 restrictions as they had always planned a small, intimate wedding. The couple, as well as all of their family and friends, live in Worthing, but had chosen the Island for their wedding as it was where Sam had proposed.
The property is owned and expertly run by Nigel and Sharon. When we first shot the guest house, it had been partially renovated and it’s potential was obvious. By the time of our second visit, the renovation was complete, with a sea theme complete with origami whales and copies of Jonathan Livingston Seagull in every room.
It was spring and the Bluebells were in flower when Claire and Andrew travelled down to the Isle of Wight for their pre-wedding shoot.
Kavee is an International company that specialises in producing Guinea Pig cages, based between the Isle of Wight in the UK and Belgium.
Michael & Kaori were married during the ‘fifteen only’ phase of Covid weddings. They had their ceremony privately at the Isle of Wight registry office and celebrated with family at The Hambrough Hotel in Ventnor.
Tim and Amy always planned two weddings. A tiny registry office ceremony, with a huge party and humanist ceremony the next day. Therefore, when Covid-19 disrupted their plans for wedding two, wedding one was still a go!
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