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Hengrave Hall wedding photographer | Hannah & James

When anyone travels halfway across the world for an English wedding, they often expect a place steeped in grandeur and history but also probably a typically English day weather-wise …a bit grey with some drizzle with the off-chance of champagne on the lawn in the sunshine. Hannah and James’s wedding at Hengrave Hall did not disappoint – it had all of this and more! Hengrave Hall is a stunning venue all year round so a big tick in that box; the day started with some glorious sunshine, moved through to grey skies and drizzle and back to sunshine for the drinks reception. Perfect. Hannah and James live in Australia and had travelled back with a fair collection of James’s family and friends to celebrate their marriage near where Hannah grew up. Hengrave Hall is Englishness through and through and the day had a healthy sprinkling of Australianess (is that a word?) throughout. And for those not sure what the cultural differences are between the two countries, they were pointed out by the two best men!

Being a Hengrave Hall wedding photographer is always a great job but none more so when you have such a lovely couple to work with. Hannah looked stunning and, although James was a fairly typical groom and not keen on photos, they made for a beautiful couple.  The commitment from friends and family to travel for the wedding showed how much high regard they are held. Congratulations to a great couple! Here are a few of my favourite shots from the day and you can see the full gallery by clicking this link | Hengrave Hall weddings

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Martin David Hambleton - 17 May 2012 - 11:24 am

This is lovely work James. It shouts ‘English wedding’. Although being English, it doesn’t shout does it; it says it subtly and with a quiet elegance.

Madingley Hall wedding photography of Marielle and Philip

Chilly start for Marielle and Philip’s Madingley Hall wedding photography. And it didn’t get much warmer as the day got on! A brief burst of sunshine later in the afternoon really brought out the best in Madingley Hall, a superb Cambridgeshire wedding venue, beautiful building and stunning grounds, a fantastic backdrop for a great couple.

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Martin David Hambleton - 14 May 2012 - 10:15 am

The bride and groom playing croquet – a magic moment.

Hengrave Hall weddings | Just One

There was a point just after Hannah and James walked out of the chapel after their Hengrave Hall wedding that I really thoguht that the last issue I would have would be the sunshine. But this crazy spring weather kept us on our toes. We put our umbrellas away and headed off for a wonder around the glorious grounds. I chose this shot not only because it’s a lovely sunny shot of a gorgeous couple but proof positive that the sun shone! A fair selection of the guests had travelled from Australia so it was only fair that they were given some true British weather – basically, rain! But it all came good in the end with the most amazing day.

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Essex wedding photography of Vicky & Rassie

It was a nervous time leading up to this wedding. They announced a hose-pipe ban the day before which can pretty guarantee that the heavens will open and we’ll get heavy rain for a month. A promising start with glorious sunshine put everyone in a great mood. And who couldn’t be at Vicky and Rassie’s wedding, what an amazing couple, what amazing families. That, for me, is what makes a wedding. The fact that they both looked stunning and they had put so much work into every detail of the day was really just a bonus. I was particularly impressed by the ten bridesmaids all in matching Audrey Hepburn / Breakfast at Tiffiny’s elegance, only outshone in cuteness by the smiliest page boy. Glamour and elegance were definitely order of the day but really shone through was the strong sense of family and friends. A big thank you to a lovely couple who have a long and happy life ahead.

Here are a few of my favourite shots from the day and you can see the full gallery by clicking this link | Essex wedding photography

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Weekly Wedding News 04/05/2012 - The Wedding Community Blog - 4 May 2012 - 1:01 pm

[...] Frinton-on-Sea wedding, photographed by James Davidson [...]

Madingley Hall wedding | Just One

I know, I know …technically this image is all wrong, both Marielle and Philip have their eyes shut. But I love their expressions and it sums up the emotion of walking through a group of your family and friends all throwing confetti at you. At first you think you will be able to do it stylishly, keep your cool and keep a graceful expression on your face. Give it two or three steps and that strom of confetti makes you speed up and duck for cover, it’s a fantastic feeling! Getting to the end of it is quite an achievement. It’s one of many of my favourite images from the Madingley Hall wedding photography of Marielle and Philip. More to follow soon.

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Kenton Hall wedding photography of Sarah & Tim

Well, what a difference a day makes. Or a few days to be precise. The Wednesday before, Sarah and Tim went through the legal bit of their wedding at Marleybone Town Hall where the weather was hot, dusty dry and very sunny. Three days later and it’s back to situation normal for April – cold, grey and unpredictable. Nothing was going to dampen the spirits of the wedding reception at Kenton Hall for Sarah and Tim. The blessing itself was a humanist ceremony with the traditional Jewish breaking of glass by Tim at the end, a modest pre-cursor to the energetic Jewish dancing that was to end the evening. Kenton Hall has two huge marquees which meant the weather really didn’t effect things at all – reception in one marquee and wedding breakfast in the other. The evening was preapared, catered and managed by the superb JamTartz who made everyting look so effortless. Only two moments of anxiety – once when the best man got up to speak (always a nervous moment for the groom); and the other when Sarah was lifted up onto the chairs during the Jewish dancing (a very nervous moment for the bride!) Here are a few of my favourite images from the day and you can see the full gallery by clicking this link | Kenton Hall wedding photography

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Frinton-on-Sea wedding photography | Just One

First wedding of the Easter weekend was in Frinton-on-Sea with Vicky and Rassie. Glorious start to the day with clear blue skies as far as the eye could see – and, being on the coast, you could see a long way. That was to change as the day went on with this particularly bonkers weather we are having at the moment. And so, it’s a very big thank you to Vicky and Rassie for letting me drag them out into the drizzle not once but twice to get this shot of the two of them at The Frinton-on-Sea Golf Club. (What you can probably only just see in this shot are the tiny white speckles …that’s not a dirty camera lens, that’s rain). What a fantastic coupel and what fantastic family and friends. Many congratulations to you both – many images to follow soon.

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