As you may have noticed there were two weddings on the 30th. James is the brother of Georgi from the previous post and they shared their wedding day with their respective partners.

It was a bit different for me, darting between the two couples but it worked out fine.

Both couples shared the guests and all the entertainment and food etc... The major difference was that James and Jenny actually got married on the day in the lovely outdoor area at the castle.

Yet again the weather was kind to us and for the rest of the day as it happened, and this just added to the lovely ambience of the day.

You may see some pics the same as the post before as you read through but as I said the same guests were at both ceremonies and the day was shared for everyone as well as me.

Take a look at the pics to see how James and Jennys day panned out.

Thanks

As the Summer draws to an end I'm delighted to share this wedding with you from a few weeks back.

Georgi and Zac  shared their day with Brother James and his fiancé Jenny, more on their day in the next post.

Bickleigh Castle turned out to be an inspired choice of venue, with bridal prep taking place in one of the muse cottages and then a short walk to the 16th century chapel for their blessing. Georgi and Zac had already gone through the formalities the week before at the registry office.

It was a short ceremony and then over to the lawns at the back of the castle for bubbles.

It was a typically British summer scene with families on picnic blankets, garden games in amongst the rose covered borders.

Down at the other end of the grounds there was the opportunity to get some shooting practise with the laser shooting. Few to many bubbles though I think as scoring was low to say the least !!

A hog roast awaited the guests late afternoon before partying the night away to finish the day, which included a legendary dance off.!

Hopefully the pics below will give you an idea of the day.

Thanks

A few weeks back I shot the wedding of the lovely Mathew and Amy, in Devon. The day started with Amy and her lovely bridesmaids and getting those all important prep shots. Luckily for me the lads were getting ready just down the road so I was able to split my time and get some shots of the guys getting ready, now all I'm going to say is, how many people does it take to do up a tie ?? Great effort lads.

The guests were treated to vintage transport to the ceremony venue in an old London bus. The ceremony was at the Haldon Belvedere or the Lemon Tower, which ever you prefer.

It was a lovely day weather wise and certainly one of the warmest days of the year, a cream tea was offered after the ceremony and myself and the bride and groom took the opportunity to go off and get some photos.

Then it was back to Torquay for the reception and wedding breakfast at the historic Spanish Barn in the grounds of the Torre Abbey.

More guests arrived for the evening and were treated to an American style barbecue which I have to say looked absolutely delicious.

Another great summer wedding and as usual I was made to feel so welcome so thank you for that Mat and Amy.

A selection of pics to give a flavour of the day.

Rob