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During the late summer I had the pleasure of travelling down to the far reaches of Wexford to shoot the wedding of Clarie & Dylan. It was a long drive down to the church in Duncannon and from there to Dunbrody house, but with perfect weather conditions and a great crowd it was so well worth the trip. Even got to chat with Kevin Dundon who served me a bowl of the most delicious soup (cauliflower & curry) before I hit the road back to Dublin. I was subsequently delighted to hear back from Clarie & Dylan.

“Kevin,

Just a note to say thanks a million the photos were amazing.Thank you for everything we are both so thrilled.”

Clarie & Dylan”

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It’s always nice when couples take the time out of their busy lives to say thanks, as most of my images are not presented on a face to face basis you are often left wondering “are they happy ? are they not happy ? did the photos arrive ?” so, not only does good feedback swell the head a bit, it also eases the mind !!

 

Hi Kevin!! Just looked through all of our fabulous wedding pictures and we are absolutely over the moon! You have captured our big day in such a beautiful and personable way and we are sooo delighted!!!

Thank you so much for everything! 

Kristina&Dave

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Morning Kevin,

We got your photos yesterday but only had a chance to go through them late last night. Kevin they are amazing!They really are lovely. I’ll keep looking at them for ages now 🙂 Thank you so so much.
All our thanks,
Rob and Amy.
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Hi Kevin,We got our photos in the post and spent a lovely afternoon going through them yesterday.They are simply wonderful and really capture our wedding beautifully.We are looking forward to showing our families it later in the month.
Thanks a million Kevin

Aoife & Danny
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Hi Kevin,
We got your pictures in the mail today!! They all look terrific!! Thanks so much for agreeing to be part of our special day. We will treasure the memories you captured forever.
Thanks a million
Lesley and Simon

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Despite what Alanis Morrissette might say, rain on your wedding day is not ironic, after all, this is Ireland and rain on any day, even mid August, is a possibility. Luckily most hotels and wedding venues are fully aware of this and have some nice indoor spots should the child of Prague not do its job. Here is a shot from a recent wedding where the rain never stopped or eased off till the start of the meal. I took the b&g to a stunning candlelight staircase and we managed to bag this shot.

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If you are willing to risk the cold, the dark evenings and the possibility of rain,  (although any wedding in Ireland, whenever it takes place is risking rain !!) during late October nature can provide a fantastic backdrop for your wedding photos. While shooting  Jonathan & Jodis wedding we had about 30 minutes from leaving the church until it began getting dark. Luckily, the church in Bansha is only a couple of minutes from Kilshane House which is stunning this time of year. I had 15 minutes with the couple in a quiet woodland area and we managed to get some stunning photos.

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Autumn Colours – Kilshane House

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It was great to visit Bohernabreena Church for a happy occasion as my previous visit had been for funerals !! Roisin & Tomas had planned everything from afar (Australia to be exact) but the one thing they could control, the weather, was predicted to misbehave. All plans of stops on the trip to the Glenview Hotel, along with possibilities of drives over the mountains were scrapped as we tried to beat the bad weather to the venue. Luckily we made it to the hotel with about 20 mins to spend in the gardens before the heavens opened, but even the heavy downpours couldn’t dampen spirits as a great time was had by all 🙂

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Are you one of those couples who don’t like posing for photos, not relaxed in front of the camera ? I specialise in relaxed & informal photography with the emphasis

on natural rather than overly posed and in your face photos. Yes, I still will take a few closeups – but not loads, I prefer to get the couple to walk off, have a chat and

look at each other rather than at me. If this is what you are after for your photos just drop me a line and perhaps we can work together to deliver a fabulous selection

of relaxed yet beautiful and intimate photos from your big day.

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