With the dark evenings upon us at the moment it provides an ideal chance for some low light wedding photography. Although weather dependent, the opportunities are there for shots with a difference and where a more artistic view can be brought to life. See below for a nice image from Maria & Davids recent wedding at the Village at Lyons. We popped out for a bit of air after the speeches and this one is probably my favourite 🙂
If you want your wedding photos to be artistic yet informal you have come to the right place !! 🙂
Renowned for getting stunning results with minimum fuss, and giving the bride & groom lots of time to spend with their nearest & dearest, Kevin brings a wealth of experience gained from 100’s of weddings along with a laid back & friendly manner to put you at ease immediately. With packages from digital only right up to hand crafted matted albums, and coverage up to the first few dances if required, Kevins artistic eye, along with his sense of timing and speedy workrate ensures you get a well balanced & expertly photographed selection of images from the day documenting the unseen moments, the first glances, the tears and a few shots with the wow factor thrown in.
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Always nice to get a few detail shots at each wedding & loving this shot from Orfhlaith & Pauls recent wedding in Bellingham Castle 🙂
Dear Kevin
I really enjoy shooting in Tulfarris, between the venue, the Manor House, the view and the staff it really is a great spot for a wedding. Add in a lovely couple, a cute daughter and some slightly mad bridesmaids and you have a recipe for a fantastic day. It really was a pleasure to be part of Susan & Freds big day, I stayed right through to the dancing and things were only warming up 🙂 – hopefully the small selection of images below can give you an idea of the day – enjoy !
Jane & Barry travelled home from Madrid to tie the knot in the fab Horetown House, not once, but twice !! The initial ceremony was carried out by a friend and was a very personal and moving occasion (plenty of tears !! 🙂 ) – then the second legal, slightly more formal, but no less intimate ceremony was held in the gorgeous surroundings of the drawing room in Horetown. Jane is actually an artist by trade, and had everything meticulously planned out, the venue looking stunning with all her little touches so no pressure on me then !! It really was a lovely day, from the opening “Welcome to Bannow” on arrival, to the delicious sambos served up by Anne in Horetown before I hit the road. My only complaint ?? I would have loved more time, there was so much to photograph ! Hopefully the pics below will give you an idea of the day 🙂
