Let us get you in the festive spirit with a look back at Zoe and Kriss’ magical winter wedding at the gorgeous South Farm, Cambridgeshire. This intimate do was with close family, and very emotional too. Lovely Zoe had been very unwell the year before the wedding following the birth of their daughter, so it was extra special that everyone was gathered to celebrate. We may have been a tad watery-eyed ourselves throughout the day…
This was a month of firsts for us. Our first trip to Zurich for a destination pre-wedding shoot, then to Santorini for a summery Greek destination wedding, before heading back home for an incredible day at the prestigious Aynhoe Park wedding venue. And plenty more in between, read on to see what we did during this jam-packed month of memories.
After a busy January of appearing at the Knebworth Wedding Show, with a lovely image of Lina chatting away on their blog, followed by lots of new consultations and wedding bookings, it was lovely to get stuck in to shooting again in February. We were also freshly inspired by getting creative on our styled shoot in southern Iceland which we look forward to telling you about more soon!
Need to warm up? Look back at our high summer weddings in our August wedding round up. We guarantee our fabulous couples, who gave us everything from tear-jerking speeches to confetti cannons, will warm your cockles. This month of thrills and spills included a mansion house party wedding in Devon and adventurous tree-climbing newlyweds…
Autumn is one of our favourite times of year and we love an October wedding. There’s something so special about crunchy leaves, golden light and those crisp, cold days. This October we’ve captured the season’s beauty with our couples, at both engagement and wedding shoots. We even snuck in product photography and a cute baby shoot too. Here’s a first look what we did in October…
There is a certain quaint quality to a tipi on a green, and on Polly and Adam’s relaxed and happy wedding day the tipi looked fantastic in the sunshine on the grass by Horningsea Pavillion in Cambridgeshire. We loved the details at this wedding which complimented the tipi – and wish we had thought of the fantastic teatowel wedding invite! Our favourite caterers Puddini provided a deliciously tasty meal of gourmet burgers and cheesecake which was perfect alongside a beer, and as the night cooled the fires were lit the marshmallows came out. Look no further for if you want inspiration for a English country fete tipi wedding and swoon at the romance of it all… Credits at the end…
Sarah grew up in the pretty village of Bartlow in Cambridgeshire where her parents still live, so it was wonderful for her and Matt to have their celebration in a huge marquee in the garden. We love this shot as they took some time out to stroll around the village with us…
Cambridgeshire Village Wedding Photography by Lina and Tom
We were excited about our first Tipi wedding with Polly and Adam. After a church ceremony, guests gathered at Horningsea Pavillion where the most beautiful tipi was set up, yet it really came alive at night, as this gorgeous end of the night shot shows 🙂
Tipi Wedding Photography by Cambridgeshire Wedding Photographer Lina and Tom
When Leeming and Ian said to us that they wanted a ‘fun’ pre-wedding shoot ‘somewhere like a zoo’, how could we resist? A quick email to the lovely folk at Shepreth Wildlife Park, a super bijou and unassuming little park but with big cats to rival Longleat amongst other favourite animals, and this zoo pre wedding shoot was on. You’ll probably know that we are huge animal lovers, so we were very excited!
On the day we captured Leeming and Ian wandering through the animals and listening to keeper talks, and we hope this collection of images not only made them feel more comfortable about being photographed on their wedding day, but also gives them a lovely little story of a fun afternoon. Although we did have one little Otter that almost stole the show…
A fun zoo pre wedding shoot at Shepreth Wildlife Park by Cambridgeshire Wedding Photographer Lina and Tom
Steph and Calin seem very comfortable with the outdoors. We decided on a woodland walk at sunset and they were visibly intrigued by the wildlife and trees around them, which we enjoyed capturing. The sun shone beautifully amongst the trees, and we finished with Tom, Steph and Calin making the leap over a ditch to finish in the glorious corn field* for a dreamy finish even the cows wanted to watch…
* An important point when shooting in fields, do not go ruining farmer’s crops! When we shoot in places like this we always stand our couples in tractor tracks so as not to disturb the crop – it’s important to be responsible and respectful of people’s land 🙂
