This. Wedding. Rocked. Literally.

Angie and Paul are Macclesfield born and bred. Everything  was kept as local as possible and incorporated old and new traditions. Music is really important to of them – woven intro their lives and that  of their friends. All guests were asked to come as they were to  show their personalities in what they wore.  Angie and Paul had bucked tradition. They were given away by their children.  It included a circle of and the wedding rings being passed to their Celebrant by the children. Instead of readings were poems and instead of hymns, everybody sang along to rock anthems. The couple and their guests walked through Macclesfield to their reception at Macclesfield Masonic Hall.

This was definitely a fun-filled Anglo-Scottish union, with Mairi’s family coming from Scotland (of course) so  plenty  of kilts were on  show as well as examples of Scottish  dancing and the drinking of the wee drams.

Here I discuss the role of children and how they enrich and liven up all weddings they are a part of - Paying attention to this as a photographer makes some priceless moments……

A really good way of quickly going over your memories of the day - an entire days wedding photography condensed into a one minute slide film

With documentary photography, telling a compelling story is always paramount in the way I go about shooting and editing your wedding. I’ve highlighted some images from a recent ceremony highlighting how I accomplished this.…..